Saco River Canoe Outing Ends In Near Disaster Believer
A two day Saco River canoe trip started calm but turned perilous as a misjudged rapid sent a 17 foot aluminum craft with 1 crew overpowered by rising water. Alden, nearly 6'5", and the other paddlers struggled as water surged over shoulders and the boat took on water.
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Dollar recovers then falls again on European markets
The dollar firmed briefly in Frankfurt and Zurich as central bankers hinted at support, then slipped on no intervention. Frankfurt opened at 2.3250 marks, fell to 2.2950. Zurich moved from 2.75-2.77 to 2.695-2.71, while London and Paris saw mixed moves and Tokyo traded on rumors of market closures.
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Inside The Journal Biddeford Police Get New Look
Biddeford police introduce a refreshed uniform and updated insignia after a department rebranding. City officials say the changes reflect modern policing standards while preserving recognizable local identity.
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U.S. Postal Service under persistent public criticism
The text notes ongoing controversy surrounding U S Post Mail services and broad blame across society for perceived problems in the United States. It frames postal work as a long standing target of criticism dating back to ancient times and continuing into modern concerns about national decline.
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The Magnificent Invalid Mail System and USPS Reform
An expansive look at the United States Postal Service critiques and reforms since its 1970 reorganization. The piece notes mail delays, unsolicited material, dog complaints, and the system’s size, while detailing congressional bills to repeal or modify the act and the shift to merit based appointments and private sector practices.
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Amin frees 112 American volunteers from Uganda
Uganda strongman Idi Amin orders the release of 112 American Peace Corps volunteers detained for two days after a refueling stop at Entebbe. The group, including 49 women and 63 men, spent a night under guard at the airport and were moved to a Lake Victoria hotel before potential departure to Zaire.
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Export Drain Pushes Up U.S. Food Bills
The Agriculture Department reports a large export drain on farm products led by wheat corn and soybeans adding about 2 billion to consumer food costs this year despite a freeze announced by President Nixon.
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Search Continues For Girl In Biddeford Hills Beach Area
Biddeford police keep searching today for eight year old Joanne Lefebvre who disappeared Saturday while walking sandbars to Basket Island with her brother and sister. Coast Guard and local teams scoured waters and inland areas without success. The case prompts speculation she may have run away or been seen in a black car, though no evidence supports those claims.
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