Tyndale Proposes Clam Harvesting Amendment in Maine
Rep Elmont Tyndale responds to local fishermen on depuration harvesting with a bill requiring town selectmen vote and local notice before clam flats at Mousam and Kennebunk rivers open. He notes other fishing bills, potential boat taxes, and federal funding prospects amid 108th Legislature debates.
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Kennebunkport
Elmont Tyndale
Department of Marine Resource
DMR
Regulationsyndale
House Marine Resource Committee
Tyndale
Charles Day
Mousam
Kennebunk River
Reg Dal Hep
Scarborough
Pine Point
Richard P. Choate
Kennebunk
Andale
Rep
Maine
Moe
Ays
District 115
Boata
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union of Saco Meets Postponed
The Women’s Educational and Industrial Union of Saco will not meet Friday January 21 as previously announced. Members of the Third Degree Assembly of Luke E Hart Council Knights of Columbus will meet tonight at 7 30 at the hall Pool Street Biddeford.
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E and Lunion
Women's Educational and Industrial Union of
Saco
Knights OF Columbus
Luke E. Hart
Pool Street
Biddeford
Card of Thanks for Joseph W. Lepine Family
The family expresses sincere thanks and deepest gratitude for acts of kindness and help during their bereavement. Special thanks to St. Andre Health Care Facility and Dr. Fortier for care shown to Joseph W. Lepine.
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St. Andre
Fortier
Joseph W. Lepine
Funeral Home Listings Biddeford and Saco
SANSOUCY BLAIS Funeral Home at 1 Stone Street Biddeford contact 283 3653 and SHUMWAY AND GROSS Funeral Service at 35 Spring Street Saco contact 284 5611 Listed lines provide funeral home names addresses and phone numbers for those services.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
North Berwick man fined in court in Maine
In Biddeford Maine District Court Joseph B Turner 25 of North Berwick faced charges for operating under the influence on October 27 in Biddeford and was fined 150 with 50 suspended and license suspended. Others included Robert F Wiles Jr of Portland 136 Neal St fined 100 with 50 suspended for unauthorized use of property December 4 in Saco and Pre Fak Transit Co of Farmer City Illinois fined 60 for interstate MPAC authorization violation December 11 in Kennebunk. George W Cheney Jr 56 of Farmington Conn fined 150 for driving to endanger and operating under the influence November 27 in Kennebunk. case dismissed. Donald A Keene 26 of Gorham dismissed for multiple OUI charges. William Drinkwine of Saco dismissed for gross sexual misconduct August 13 in Saco. Richard E White 20 of Jamaica Plain Mass dismissed for October assault in Biddeford. Joseph H Gaudet 25 Wells dismissed for January 8 OUI in Wells. Paul J Loder 31 Cambridge Mass dismissed for January 9 operating after suspension in Wells. Timothy J Christenbury 17 Dover NH guilty of illegal transport of liquor by a minor December 31 in Kennebunk with right to operate on one highways suspended 10 days.
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Maine District Court
Biddeford
Joseph B. Turner
North Berwick
Robert F. Wiles Jr
Neal St
Portland
Saco
Pre-Fab Transit Co
Farmer City
Ill
Kennebunk
George W. Cheney Jr
Farmington
William Drinkwine
Green St
Richard E. White
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Joseph H. Gaudet
Wells
Paul J. Loder
Cambridge
Timothy J. Christenbury
Dover
N.H
Plante on interview list for Beach manager post
Jerome Plante is among candidates to be interviewed for the Old Orchard Beach town manager job. Town Council Chairman Richard Marshall says five finalists from Massachusetts New Hampshire and Maine were chosen with more could be added. Kent aims to fill the post by Feb 1.
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Old Orchard Beach
Jerome Plante
Richard Marshall
Plante
Christopher Kent
Kent
the Journal
Marshall
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Beach to hear gripes on car towing charge dispute
Joseph Zaitlin and Bell-Tone Road Service of Saco clash over a January snowstorm tow in Beach. Zaitlin claims overcharging and car tampering, while Bell-Tone owner Jean Brunelle denies car tampering and cites a $25 fee including extrication. Public safety and town council debate tonight at 7 and 7:30 at local venues.
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Old Orchard Beach
Joseph Zaitlin
Zaitlin
Bell-Tone Road Service
Saco
Bell-Tone
Jean Brunelle
Public Safety Commission
Peppe
Joseph Mokarzel
Agen
Saco planners to fix quorum
The Saco planning board meets for a public hearing at 7 to amend quorum rules for the zoning board of appeals. Since 1973 the quorum remained three despite a five to seven member change, enabling approvals by a 2 to 1 vote. Also on the agenda are subdivision reviews for Berton Braley North Street, Leroy Waycott Woodside Acres Tasker Street, Homeland Designs King s Court Rocky Hill Estates Heath Road Rocky Hill Road, and Delwan Whaley Boom Road. A multi family housing proposal by Wardwell Home Middle Street is discussed. Maine State Lottery numbers 512 and 395.
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Saco Planning Board
Zoning Board of Appeals
Berton Braley
North Street
Leroy Waycott
Woodside Acres
Tasker Street
Homeland Designs
King’s Court
Rocky Hill Estates
Heath Road
Rocky Hill Road
Delwan Whaley
Boom Road
Wardwell
Middle Street
Plow Memorial Park to Use as Snow Parking
Old Orchard Beach park commission proposes plowing Memorial Park for snowstorm parking to ease townwide parking woes. The issue to be discussed at 7:30 pm tonight in Loranger School along with credit card use by town officials, VFW parade plans for June 1977, and replacing a broken town hall hot water tank. Police and fire chiefs currently carry town charge cards, with public safety approval required for all bills.
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Old Orchard Beach
Park Commission
Memorial Park
Joyce McKee
Richard Lamb
Public Safety Commission
Lamb
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Oil costs blamed CMP hiking charge in fuel adjustment
CMP spokesman Peter Thompson said rising oil costs and greater oil reliance to meet growing electricity demand will raise the fuel adjustment charge in coming months. He noted 1976 saw nuclear power provide 47 percent of CMP energy, mainly from Maine Yankee in Wiscasset, reducing bills by more than $40 million that year.
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Augusta, Maine
UPI
Central Maine Power Co
Peter Thompson
CMP
Thompson
Durin
Maine Yankee
Wiscassett
Newngland
Massive drug haul seized in Rhode Island raid
State police and federal agents recovered 320 cases of pain killers with a street value up to 8 million dollars from a ranch style home at 9 Anderson Street in Coventry. Two people, Frank Kowal and Barbara Cipolla, were arrested and face charges of receiving stolen property and illegal drug possession with intent to sell. The drugs were reported stolen Sept. 24, 1976, from Wyeth Laboratories in Andover, Massachusetts, involving 450,000 doses and potentially up to life in prison for convicción.
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Coventry
R.I
UPI
Andover
George Kimball
Frank J. Kowal
Barbara A. Cipolla
West Warwick
Anderson St
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
Edward Pare
State Police
Pare
Wyeth Laboratories
Maine Governor Seeks Action on Indian Land Claim
Gov. James B. Longley in Augusta says he will press Maine congressional leaders to challenge the federal push to sue over the Penobscot and Passamaquoddy Indian land claim. He criticizes Interior Department actions as biased and warns the case may affect non-Indian Maine residents.
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Augusta
Maine
UPI
James B. Longley
Jimmy Carter
Congressional de Ae
Longley
Supreme Court
Interior Department
U.S. Justice Department
Penobscot
Passamaquoddy
Secretary of the Interior
Interior
Department
Timothy Vollman
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Native American Rights Fund
Thomas Tureen
Justice Department
Longley Calls Ford Conscience of the Presidency
Governor James B. Longley praised President Ford in a letter from Augusta saying he was the conscience of the presidency. The independent governor commended Ford’s dignity, goodness, and the spirit guiding his actions, stating America is in his debt and that his stamp on history endures.
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Longley
Ford
Augusta
Maine
UPI
James B. Longley
America
Farm units dwindle as millions leave fields for cities
More than 3 million farms have folded since 1940 and disappear at about 2,000 weekly. Over the last 33 years, 30 million Americans have left farming for urban life, a migration continuing at roughly 800,000 per year.
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John P. Conroy Jr
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United Press International
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