Deaths KENNEBUNK Lewis M Bowe former Chrysler sales chief
Lewis M Bowe 71 of 34 Natureway Circle Halifax Mass formerly of North Kennebunkport died July 5 in a Sanford nursing home after a lengthy illness. Born Staten Island Jan 27 1902 he spent 40 years in auto wholesale retail and served as New England sales manager for Chrysler Corp. Survived by widow Vivian Warren Bowe a son L Warren Bowe a daughter Elizabeth Wilson seven grandchildren four great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Private funeral Saturday at 11 am Angell Funeral Home Kennebunk with Rev Clifford Geiger officiating and interment at Hope Cemetery.
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Kennebunk
Lewis M. Bowe
Natureway Circle
Halifax
Mass
North Kennebunkport
Sanford
Staten Island
N.Y
Lewis C
Minnietta (Smith) Bowe
New England
Chrysler Corp
Kiwanis Club
Arlington
Arundel Lodge
Kennebunkport
N. Vivian (Warren) Bowe
East Lebanon
L. Warren Bowe
Town
Elizabeth Wilson
North Andover
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Clifford Geiger
St. David's Episcopal Church
Hope Cemetery
Here
Deaths in the News: Myler and Stein Pass Away
Joseph L. Myler, 68, longtime science writer and senior editor for United Press International, died Thursday of throat cancer after retiring last December. Soviet grandmaster Leonid Zakharovich Stein, 39, three-time USSR chess champion, collapsed from a heart attack and died Wednesday, ranking 12th on the latest FIDE rating list.
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Joseph L. Myler
Washington
United Press International
Myler
Leonid Zakharovich Stein
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Sovietsky Sport
Stein
International Chess Federation
Four Juveniles Arrested in Portland Car Theft Case
Saco police recovered a stolen car from a Portland lot and arrested four Massachusetts juveniles, with the driver charged with possession of stolen goods, flashing red light, and no license, and three passengers charged with possession of stolen goods. All are in Saco jail awaiting bail. Another arrest on Buxton Road tied to a local break in, with the suspect charged and to appear in court.
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Saco
Portland
Thomas Leclair
Massachusetts
Saco District Court
Charles Labonte
Clarence Scammon
Buxton
Card of Thanks to Medical Staff and Friends
Mrs. Ernest Desrochers expresses gratitude to the doctors and nurses at Webber Hospital, the priests, and relatives and friends who visited, sent flowers, cards, and gifts during her stay.
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Webber Hospital
Ernest Desrochers
Funeral directors and contacts in Saco Maine
Funeral directors Emond Conroy Frank X Emond J P Conroy 284 5511 and 282 1818 Shumway and Gross Funeral Service 35 Spring St Saco 284 5611 Dennett and Craig 365 Main Street Saco Maine Tel 282 0562
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Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J.P. Conroy
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Tel
Alfred Street
Love Is TH Hey US Pot OF All Rights Reserved
The fragment presents an obscure copyright note from 1973 attributed to Los Angeles area outlets, seemingly a bibliographic or publication disclaimer. The readable text lacks a coherent news event or person to anchor a fuller summary.
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Lot Angeles
Portland Weather: Clear Tonight and Weekend Sunny Skies
The forecast calls for clear skies in Portland tonight with overnight lows in the 50s. Saturday promises mainly sunny weather with daytime highs in the 70s to low 80s.
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Portland
Eastport to Merrimack River Winds Forecast
Weather forecast notes winds from west to northwest five to ten knots tonight and from west to southwest ten to fifteen knots Saturday. Fair weather with visibility over five miles through Saturday.
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Eastport
Merrimack River
Titcomb Farm Deal Hits Snag in Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach town officials met with Mrs. Charlotte Clough and attorney Richard Valentino to finalize the purchase of about 57 acres for 150000 plus a $2500 mobile home. They planned sewer water connections and a driveway and barn but new obstacles halted closing. another meeting was set for today.
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Old Orchard Beach
Charlotte Clough
Richard Valentino
Titcomb Farm
Boxed Beef Will Restrict Work In Maine Facility
Boston AP The price freeze forces New England's largest boxed beef distributor Boxed Beef Distributors of Boston to slow or terminate local operations. President Bertram C Tackeff said margins are too tight as they handle about 700000 pounds weekly and will limit Maine and Connecticut facilities. The firm forecasts a one third cut in beef business while some items become unavailable amid nationwide chaos and efforts to circumvent the freeze.
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Boston
New England
Bertram C. Tackeff
Boxed Beef Distributors of
Tackeff
Maine
Connecticut
Tacheff
Seacoasters Plan Friendship Fair at Porter Hall
The Seacoasters will hold their Friendship Fair on Saturday at Porter Hall on Temple Avenue starting at 10 a.m. The snack bar opens 12:30 to 2 p.m. A large display of sale articles will be on view.
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Ocean Park
Seacoasters
Porter Hall
Temple Avenue
Police Union and Town Sign Wage Pact for 1973 74
The town's Public Safety Commission chairman signed a contract with Local 1828 Council 74 AFL-CIO, setting a 1973 74 wage schedule. Regular officers receive 140 weekly and sergeants 150 weekly for a 45 hour five day week. From Jan 1 1974 a 40 hour five eight hour day week applies. Benefits include holidays, vacation, workmen's comp, health insurance, retirement, and a 25 year retire at 55 pension option.
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Old Orchard Beach
Public Safety Commission
Charles Huot
Council 74
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes
Afl-Cio
Hurricane Alice to hit East Nova Scotia today
Miami AP reports Hurricane Alice will strike eastern Nova Scotia and southern Newfoundland with gales and heavy rain. As of 11 p.m. EDT the cyclone lay 250 miles south of Halifax moving east northeast at 26 mph with 75 mph winds.
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Miami
Fla
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
National Hurricane Center
Alice
Halifax
N.S
North Atlantic
Weather Bureau
SAD 71 Taxpayers To Realize Savings
SAD 71 taxpayers will save about 6800 dollars yearly on liability and property damage insurance after district officials bid out the policy. Tom Connelly noted bid responses from 15 firms and that Cole Harrison of Kennebunk offered the low bid at 13239 dollars for a three-year term, with prior costs near 21000 dollars.
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Kennebunk
Tom Connelly
Cole Harrison
Connelly
Cole- Harrison
Falmouth
Woodworth and Clark
Portland
John Downing Agency
Downtown Biddeford Faces Parking Crisis and Redevelopment Call
Local merchants say downtown Biddeford has potential but is hindered by insufficient parking and apathetic city action. Economic leaders cite a 1963 redevelopment warning and urge a comprehensive plan, traffic redistribution, and public collaboration to solve the downtown problem. A meeting with officials, merchants, and the Chamber is planned to seek concrete solutions.
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Biddeford
Roger Johnson
Economic Development Department
Washington Street
Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Tham
Outdated Soviet Suits Highlight Flawed Reform in Moscow
The Moscow Ruslan store on Smolensk Square, once a symbol of reform bringing fashionable Bolshevichka menswear, now shelves only outdated, poorly made suits. Komsomolskaya Pravda notes government quality standards tolerate defects, leaving discerning customers to seek better options elsewhere.
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Theodore Shabad
New York Times
Mosucow
Moscow
Ruslan
Smolensk Square
Foreign Ministry
Soviet Union
Bolshevichka
Komsomolska Pravda
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Cambodia Highway 4 changes hands again
Cambodian government troops fighting to recapture Prey Phhau were driven out by insurgents who then burned the village. Intense clashes flooded other fronts near Phnom Penh at Phnom Del Chilea and Kompong Kantuot. U.S. fighter-bombers continued raids, and Viet Cong announced a search for missing Canadian peacekeepers Capts. Ian Patten and Fletcher Thomson, reportedly held in a Viet Cong zone.
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Phnom Penh
Prey Phhau
Phnom del Chilea
Kompong Kantuot
Kompong Som
U.S
Prey Phdau
Ian Patten
Fletcher Thomson
Saigon
Committee veto rejects station site in Old Orchard Beach
The police and fire station site selection committee rejected the present site behind the town hall. It favors land at Saco Avenue and Turn Road known as Titcomb Farm, with negotiations ongoing. Voters approved a $200,000 bond last summer, but no site is finalized.
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Old Orchard Beach
Saco Avenue
Titcomb Farm
Agnew Gala Funds Under Scrutiny by GAO
The GAO reports the Agnew committee corrected a May 29 event accounting claiming a $49,900 transfer from Nixon finance rather than ticket donations. It cites $47,000 in corporate contributions unreported, with $4,000 used for gala expenses. Maryland officials filed the contributions locally, but federal reporting rules apply to federally registered committees. The text notes the defense secretary must be a civilian.
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Hugh Sloan
GAO
Agnew Committee
Nixon
Finance Committee
Maryland
Office of Federal Elections
Mother Is Charged In Murder
A 48-year-old Brunswick woman, Patricia L. Nichols, faces arraignment on a murder charge in the death of her seven-year-old step-daughter Wendy. Her husband, Rich ard O., received a 13 year suspended sentence for aggravated assault and two years of probation after a manslaughter case. Nichols was held in Cumberland County jail and scheduled for Superior Court today. a pathologist linked Wendy’s death to brain damage from head blows. Two sons supplied information that aided the indictment as their father’s trial began.
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Portland
Brunswick
Patricia L. Nichols
Richard O
Nichols
Dered
Cumberland County
Harold Rubin
Wendy
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