Jury Clears Sanford Man in DUI Case
A York County Superior Court jury acquitted Ronald Costello of Sanford of driving while intoxicated after three and a half hours of deliberation. The defense contended he had not operated the car, only starting it for a friend to drive him home. Prosecutors had testified Costello drove for several feet when arrested.
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York County Superior Court
Ronald Costello
Sanford
Maine Bar Association
Lloyd LaFountaine, Jr
Costello
Joseph Roy
Abraham M. Rudman
Sub-Debs Fund Raising Plans Progress Report Meeting
Fund raising projects for the Saco Sub-Debs were advanced at a meeting held at the president Miss Susan Gibson's home. A progress report on the January 27 food sale at the First National store and on the January 28 battle drive was given by project chairs Joan Harris and Sheila Sanborn respectively.
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Saco
Susan Gibson
First National
Joan Harris
Sheila Sanborn
Bonnie ‘Roberts
Jane Fenderson
Sharon Anderson
Ellen Haas
Julie Nadeau
Cathy Roberts
Joan Bergeron
Cynthia Sanborn
Joan MacDougall
Eunice Walker
Leslie Haas
Rosemary Aaron
Linda Probation
Belisle iMoraney
Linda Wood
Sheila
Sanborn
Bonnie
Peal P. Belisle
Ian Roberts
Evangeline PNGs Change Meeting Dates in Saco
The Past Noble Grands of Evangeline Rebekah lodge voted to move meetings to the fourth Thursday each month starting April 28, canceling February and March meetings. Retiring president Mrs. Ruby Packard presided at installation of new officers Mrs. Ethel Ballard president and others, with social hour following.
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Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
Saco
Helen Garside
Helen Wormwood
Ruby Packard
Ethel Ballard
Leah Robie
Vera Munford
Helen Daly
Packard
Gertrude Davis
Mary Jones
Madeline Robie
Two Liquor Bills Filed At Augusta
A bill filed in the Meine House by Rep. Stuart B. Brown would ban advertising the price of liquor by any medium including newspapers billboards and radio or television. The proposal seeks limits on how liquor prices can be publicized within Augusta legislative action.
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Augusta
Meine House Today
Stuart B. Brown
South
Portland
Aloysius Gallant
D-Eagle
Lake
Rome
Pyramids and Stability in World Population Trends
Population profiles vary by birth and death rates with France showing a stable straight up and down distribution, while Mexico's rapidly growing, pyramid shaped pattern concentrates under four. Japan moves toward stability with about 9 percent under four, lower than the U.S. at 11 percent, based on Population Reference Bureau data.
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France
Mexico
Japan
U.S
Population Reference Bureau
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