Curse On Saco River Was An Act Of Vengeance
The Curse of the Saco lore centers on Squando the Sagamore of the Saco whose anger followed British sailors tossing a canoeing infant into the river. The incident near Indian Island sparked Squando to rally the Sokokis against settlers, turning from ally to adversary in 1675.
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Dick Charles
Biddeford
Squando
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Factory Island
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Curse of the Saco and Squando’s Curse Event
Historical narrative recounts Squando, sagamore and sachem, turning on English settlers after his child’s death. He prophesied disaster for whites along the Saco River and vowed three drownings annually as atonement, shaping brutal frontier conflicts and local legends.
Poll Shows For Harsher By MARGARET GENTRY
A new poll described as a unique look into small town America may fuel growing political pressure for swift and certain prison sentences for criminals. The findings show nearly 70
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Margaret Gentry
Associated Press
Washington
America
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China reports another nuclear test completion
Tokyo AP reports China conducted a new nuclear test with details undisclosed. The Hsinhua agency reiterated the blast as a victory for the people and aligned with Maoist slogans, noting prior underground tests including one on October 28 last year.
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Public Opinion Split on Prison Policy in Club Survey
A General Federation of Women's Clubs poll of 18 827 members and 18 480 non members shows most white middle class women favor harsher prison laws and death penalty while 33 percent back probation and 27 percent support community treatment. An 82 percent endorse open neighborhoods for community based programs. The study, financed by a 380 000 grant from L A A and analyzed by NCCD, notes age and location patterns and cites potential congressional impact amid President Ford’s tough sentencing push.
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Convict Charged With 11 Murders in Skid Row Slasher Case
Vaughn O. Greenwood 32, already jailed for a brutal hatchet attack, is indicted by a Los Angeles county grand jury on 11 murders linked to the so called Skid Row Slasher. The killings spanned 11 years and targeted derelicts and transients in skid row and downtown LA. He faces possible arraignment after being returned from Folsom Prison.
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Hollywood Hills
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Jack Goertzen
Los Angeles
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National Cash Register Co
Hollywood
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Police Faulted For Missing Witnesses In Washington Study
The Institute for Law and Social Research found 25 percent of labeled uncooperative witnesses were never contacted due to wrong addresses or subpoenas not reaching them. Police also failed to explain court steps and many witnesses did not show up or misunderstood subpoenas. The study, covering Washington and suburbs, found racial and neighborhood differences in interview samples.
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Washington
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New York
Chicago Crime Commission
New York City
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York County Counseling Services to Cut Outpatient To Save Funds
York County Counseling Services will reduce outpatient services by one third starting April due to stalled county funding. Three counselor positions will be eliminated in Biddeford Sanford and York with related fee increases for patients and higher charges for visits beginning February 1.
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Susan Morrison
York County Counseling Services
Thomas Kane
YCCS
Biddeford, Sanford
York
Biddeford
Sanford
Tobie Nathanson
Paul Reay
York County Superior Court
Kane
J. Kane
Commission
Clement Auger
Lawrence Osborn
The
Webber Hospital
Ilestone Foundation
Juvenile Intake Bureau
Inside the Journal Today's Chuckle on Nonconformists
A humorous note explores how nonconformists scorn fellow nonconformists who fail to meet prevailing standards of nonconformity. The piece plays on social tension and paradox within conformity culture.
Jackie and Ari Series Begins in Biddeford Journal
A 12 part series titled Jackie and Ari Their Loves Problems and Finale debuts Monday in the Biddeford Saco Journal. Written by Lester David and Jhan Robbins the feature promises new insights and aims to confirm rumors about the famous couple. Continued on page 12.
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Ari
Biddeford-Saco Journal
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