Kyros Looks at Congress Steps to End Discontent
In an exclusive Journal interview Congressman Peter Kyros D Maine outlines Congress actions to tighten campaign spending. He notes creation of the Federal Elections Commission to oversee elections and file candidate reports, with limits on individual contributions as a strengthening of the Elections Act of 1971. He critiques Maine’s Amtrak prospects and the dormant Dickey Lincoln hydro plan while warning of oil industry collusion.
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Nixon leaves tape questions to lawyers in court case
White House deputy press secretary Gerald Warren deflected most questions on the Watergate tape erasure, saying Nixon will not discuss the matter while in court. James Clair leads the legal defense as officials avoid comments and a white paper is not planned.
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Biddeford housing complex proposes doubling size to 96 units
A new plan for Forest Green Apartments on Main Street near Rotary Park would expand from 40 units to 96, in 12 buildings, across three stages. Developers with Realty Development Corp said the project would have 24 two bedroom, 48 three bedroom and 24 four bedroom units with a recreation building and resident manager. The Planning Board backed the new approach and referred plans for approvals to the Fire Prevention Bureau, Central Maine Power, and city engineers.
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Vicious Channel Storm Hits English Coast
Dover reports 31 dead and five missing after a fierce English Channel storm with 50 foot waves and 100 mph winds. The Prosperity, Marta, and Merc Enterprise were among vessels affected as crews and rescuers battled massive seas and widespread damage along England's south coast.
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Saco Planning Board approves Spring Avenue building request
Saco Planning Board approved Joseph Vachon Jr. to build on a minimum lot at Spring Avenue and sent the case to the DEP. An abstention occurred. Inspector Roever explained a new state law requires 20,000 square feet for a septic tank area, bypassing prior zoning approval. A future site inspection was set for a proposed New County development.
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Middle East Settlement Within Sight
Israeli sources said Mos cow, Washington, Egypt and Israel would announce a disengagement deal separating Egyptian and Israeli armies. The plan, likely a step toward Geneva, may yield only understandings rather than a written pledge, with technical clarifications still needed.
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House Passes The ERA
Augusta report notes passage of the ERA by the House with expected Senate debate and public reactions shaping next steps. Local officials weigh implications for state policies and residents monitor potential impacts on rights and governance.
Maine House approves Equal Rights Amendment for Senate action
The Maine House passed the Equal Rights Amendment 78 to 68 after a lengthy debate. Rep Kathleen W Goodwin led the measure to ratify the U.S. Constitution to guarantee equal rights regardless of sex, previously defeated in the Senate by one vote last year.
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Old Town
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Saco Police Contract Talks Held In Closed Session
Saco Council negotiation committee and police union representatives met behind closed doors to discuss a police contract. They accepted three proposals including keeping Columbus Day as a paid holiday and residence within 10 miles of the department, while no agreement on wage plans was reached. Further talks are set for January 24 at City Hall with final council approval required.
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Robert Stone
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Charles Sherburne
Where is the 70,000 bulldozer stolen from Danvers
Industrial Contractors and Developers and Danvers police search for a yellow bulldozer worth 70000 dollars stolen from a shopping center site. The firm offers a 5000 dollar no questions asked reward for the uninsured machine. Company official Robert Zaminsky says they just want the machine returned.
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Inside The Journal Oregon Landslide Buries Telephone Building
A Journal Oregon report notes a landslide burying a telephone building in Rochester New Hampshire and mentions a shift in sentiment against building a refinery. A separate item praises a saver who funds government needs for tough times.
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