\(untitled) Maine officials receive threat calls amid drug law debate
A Maine state representative and the attorney general disclosed threats against themselves and spouses connected to drug trafficking legislation proposals. Ice and freezing rain caused multiple accidents in Saco and Biddeford, including a fire department ambulance crash on Elm Street.
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Augusta
Maine
James 5
Erwin J
Louis Jalbert
D-Lewiston
Saco
Fire Department
Biddeford
Elm Street
Jean Richard Letendre
Robertette
Mt. Vernon St
Elaine S. Dawley
Hollis Center
Portland Road
DeHetre Auto
Dawley
Portland
Weather Bureau
Episcopal Bishop Visitation Opens in Saco Biddeford
Rt. Rev. Frederick B. Wolf bishop of Maine begins first official visit to the Saco Biddeford area with the dedication and blessing of the new parish house at Christ Church. The event includes a 7 30 p m Eucharist and a procession led by city officials and clergy.
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Frederick B. Wolf
Trinity Church
Marshall E. Bean
Ana Sesscannet Deis
Bishop Wolf
Coley Whitehurst
Milton E. Goss
Alexander G. Stackpole
Barbara Mitchell
Irving Della Torre
Barbara Converse
Kennebunk
Kibler and Storer, Inc
Yarmouth
Wolf
Arundel
Christ Church
Biddeford
Columbus and the Galleon Miles Salute
A playful nostalgia note praises Christopher Columbus for maximizing mileage from three well used galleons. It humorously reflects on the nautical feats and enduring curiosity of early explorers.
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Christopher Columbus
Israel Denies Air Raid Against Iraqi Forces in Jordan
Iraqi claims that seven Israeli jets attacked Iraqi troops east of the ceasefire line near Jordan were denied by Israel. An Iraqi communique said one Israeli plane was shot down, with no Iraqi casualties reported. Dayan warned against provocation as tensions rose after Iraqi executions of 14 spies, including nine Jews.
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Associated Press
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Jordan
Israel
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Baghdad
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Wall
Syrian
Golan Heights
Jordan River
Weddnesday
Basra
United States
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Skipper’s Story Mirrors Pueblo Case in Court Inquiry
Cmdr. Charles R. Clark testifies in open session about lightly armed intelligence craft and rescue limits near Red China and North Korea. He contrasts with Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher’s Pueblo ordeal, noting Banner was not seized or held. Navy officials explain limits on available forces and authority during the 1968 incident.
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Calif
Pueblo
Red China
North Korea
Charles R. Clark
Navy
Lloyd Bucher
Pueb
Bucher
Auestion
Clark
Frank L. Johnson
Johnson
Edward Grimm
Cincpac
Sth Air Force
Campuses Nearing A Boiling Point
A nationwide drive for black studies programs fuels campus tensions from universities to high schools. Students press for Afro-American curricula, while officials consider broadened minority aid and new admissions policies. Violent incidents at Ohio State sparked strict campus rules as debates center on black identity and history.
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NEW York
Oshkosh State University
Stu
Bross
Elbert Walton
Washington University
St. Louis
Walton
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