Nixon proposes $268.7 billion budget pledging progress
President Nixon releases a fiscal 1974 budget of 268.7 billion with a deficit near 12 billion while promising to curb taxes and overall spending. He warns Congress to limit outlays and outlines cuts to Hill-Burton funds urban renewal and school aid near installations.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Key Biscayne, Fla
Hill - Burton
White House
School Building Program Outlined By OOB Panel
The School Building Committee proposes a three part plan for OLD ORCHARD BEACH SCHOOLS including a new 25 room elementary school near Jameson, a larger gym near Jameson, and converting the present gym into library and classrooms. The plan cites current overcrowding at Jameson and Loranger and projects over 400 high school students in three years.
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OOB
Old Orchard Beach
Jameson
Adelbert Jakeman Jr
Jakeman
Loranger
Jameson School
Loranger School
School of Fire, Safety and Health System
Heavy Snowstorm Dumps Inches Across Southern Maine
A powerful late winter storm sweeps Southern Maine with 6 to 8 inches expected locally and up to 10 more inches possible, accompanied by high winds and rough seas. Snow closes several school districts while some reopen. travel cautious with plowing under way and reduced turnpike speeds. The forecast calls for continued snow today, clearing by evening and sun on Tuesday with temperatures in the 20s.
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Maine
National Weather Service
Portland
NWS
U.S. Coast Guard
Turnpike
Lewiston
Auger Charge Is Rebuked by Alfred County Official
Alfred County Commissioner Paul Reay rebuked charges that Auger accused others of hoodwinking. Reay urged caution on revenue sharing funds about 96000 dollars, which Auger wants in the next county budget. Reny and Dutremble defend waiting for Auger to take office before committing funds, citing planned courthouse roof work and jail repairs.
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Alfred
Paul Reay
Clement Auger
Auger
Joodwink
York County
Augusta
Reny
Leonard Levasseur
Lucien Cutremble
Peace Violations Reported After Cease-Fire
SAIGON AP reports widespread cease-fire violations by both sides as peacekeepers prepare to deploy. An American soldier dies from Sunday wounds, total U.S. casualties rise with four killed and 19 soldiers plus 12 civilians wounded in four days. Troop withdrawals reduce U.S. presence to 22,700. deadline to leave is March 28.
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Saigon
New
International
Tuesay
U.S
Frechette Stands By Decision On Snow Day Open Biddeford Schools
Biddeford superintendent Andrew Frechette kept schools open after 4 am checks with police amid a snowy blowy day. He cited safety as paramount and described a chain reaction incident that left four buses stuck after a Hills Beach crash and drifted roads. He warned against canceling school to avoid future vacation loss.
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Saco
Dayton
Old Orchard Beach
Arundel
Kennebunk
Kennebunkport
Biddeford
Thornton Academy
Thornton
James Jortberg
Maine Turnpike
Andrew Frechette
Frechette
Hills Beach
Inside The Journal Cartoons on Diplomat Says Yes
A witty cartoon moment examines diplomacy as innuendo and misdirection. The cartoon contrasts saying yes with perhaps and perhaps with no to underscore the fragile nature of international signaling. The piece frames diplomacy as a comic miscommunication.
Four-Party Talks Stall Over Viet Cong Credentials
SAIGON AP report says the Viet Cong delegation refused to present credentials at two sessions, stalling the joint four-party military commission. Hundreds more cease-fire violations were logged across South Vietnam. A third meeting was set for tonight to resolve the credential dispute as North Vietnamese delegates arrived in Saigon and staged a plane sit-in at Tan Son Nhut. Ambassador Bunker intervened for the second time in two days. The United States, South Vietnam and North Vietnam had met for three hours and achieved nothing. The Viet Cong gave no reason for withholding credentials at the first meeting attended by all parties.
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Lon Nol
Cambodia
Saigon
Joint Military Commission
South Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S. Air Force
Tan Son Nhut
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
United States
North
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Skydiver Delaney Dead After Tandem Jump Over Biddeford
Thomas J. Delaney, 34, of Boston formerly Portland, died after a 3600 foot jump at Biddeford airport. An auxiliary chute functioned but main chute failed to deploy. lines tangled around a leg after a 10 second delay free fall. Companion Robert Champagne, 30, landed safely. aircraft operated by Ronald Champagne, 44. Delaney was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Carroll Philbrick
Flight Standard
FAA
Portland
Biddeford
Philbrick
Thomas J. Delaney
Boston
Deford
Clement Filement
Granite Street
Albert Elwell
Delaney
Robert Champagne
West St
Ronald R. Champagne
Harrison Ave
Elwell
York County
Michael MP
Magandda
Old Orchard Beach
Roy Saunders
Thomas
J. Delaney
Jim
Dick Danforth
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