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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1976

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Centenarian Landry Lived His Life To Its Fullest

In winter 1892 at a North Saco farm seven miles from town, centenarian Auguste Landry born 1796 in Pointe du Lac Canada and his wife Eloise Pratt aged 86 lived a long healthy life. Landry, 5-3 and 125 pounds, never sick a day and farmed at 96. Eloise, 10 years his junior, did housework and washing. The couple emigrated from Canada years earlier and raised 14 children among their ten sons.

Dick Charles Saco North Saco Canada Auguste Landry Landry Pointe du Lac Eloise Pratt

Dapper centenarian famed jig dancer lives to 100

The aged Landry retained sharp eyesight and danced a lively French jig at a party on the farm. He walked seven miles to town and back for health. He attributed longevity to hard work, a clean life, and a daily pipe. He recalled tobacco use since youth and noting a town move to dry status.

Landry

Study Gauging Prejudice Is Challenged

Berkeley based sociologist Dr. Charles Y. Glock reports a 12 year study of 5 000 students showing pervasive racial and religious prejudice among youths. He cites stereotypes about blacks and Jews, critiques public schools for neglecting bias, and notes stronger bigotry in less educated and poorer families while a UC Riverside critic argues survey design biased results.

Berkeley Calif Charles Y. Glock Glock University of California Anti- Defamation League of B’nai B’rith New York City Jane R. Mercer U.C. Riverside

One Hen Wonders If Eggs Really Multiply

Inside the journal page readers find cartoons classifieds coming events crossword puzzle and humor column. A light Chuckle joke about hens jokes that with all the eggs laid there should be more hens.

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Seaborne Guerrillas Tighten Siege of Christian Enclave

Beirut and southern Lebanon reel as seaborne Palestinian guerrillas seal off a Christian enclave of about 25 000 people blocking sea access from Sidon. Druze fighters assault Jiyeh while four Christian towns including Damour Naameh and Saadiyat face blockade and clashes erupt in Beirut. The fighting widens to the capital's center and airport area amid a larger civil war toll of 116 deaths official count.

Beirut Lebanon Sidon Estate Radio Jiyeh Damour Naameh Saadiyat

Climbers Survive 16 Days On Mt Hood Ordeal

Randy Knapp and two teens from Walla Walla Valley Academy survived 16 days stranded above Timberline Lodge after getting lost in blizzards on Mt Hood. They dug seven snow caves, rationed food, read the Bible, and were spotted by a snow tractor driver. All suffered frostbite but planned to climb again.

Oregon City Ore Randy Knapp Mt. Hood Portland Reape Matt Meacham Willamette Falls Gary Schneider Glacier Peak Meacham Walla Walla Valley Academy College Place Wash Schneider

Maine faces special session amid fiscal crisis and possible tax hike

Maine lawmakers prepare for a special session starting Monday as officials warn of a budget deficit. Revenues declined by 3.2 million in six months, school funding costs rise by 8.5 million, and session costs add 750 thousand. Leaders debate spending cuts versus tax increases while Gov Longley pledges reductions and lawmakers seek legal clarity on spending actions.

Augusta Maine Associated Press John L. Martin Eagle Lake James B. Longley Longley Economie S. Snate Joseph Sewall Old Town Sewall Martin

Journalists Rally Against Maine Expungement Law

Maine reporters warned that expungement and new evidentiary rules threaten free speech. J Russell Wiggins urged repeal, arguing records are hidden and lawsuits rise, while Brooks Hamilton warned grand juries force testimony and sources may be exposed. A coalition plans legislative action and a public warning system.

Augusta Maine J. Russell Wiggins Brooks Hamilton Maine Press and Broadcasters Hamilton Wiggins Daily Publishers Association Maine Press Association Broadcasters

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