Bubar Sees Honesty As 76 Issue In Maine
Rev. Benjamin C. Bubar Jr., Prohibition Party presidential candidate, argues honesty in government will be a top issue in 1976. He plans a low budget, part time campaign from Maine, aiming to win ballot access in nine to fourteen states and rally conservative voters against federal giveaways and debt.
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Bubar
Waterville
Maine
Benjamin C. Bubar Jr
Prohibition Party
League
Prohibition
Earl F. Dodge
Lakewood
Elc
Earle Munn
Kansas
Colorado
Arkansas
Louisiana
South
Midwest
Eee
Canadians Die In Fiery Interstate Collision Maine
Two Quebec residents die and eight are hospitalized after a fiery crash on Interstate 95 near Dyer Brook Maine. The northbound Quebec car with seven occupants struck a southbound Connecticut vehicle head on. one survivor listed in critical condition at Eastern Maine Medical Center. Police identified the dead as Rene Tessier and Lydia Tessier, with other passengers including children. In Portland, Arbert R Schwartz seeks indigent status claiming inability to afford a defense in a murder conspiracy case involving John Pownall.
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Dyer Brook
Maine
Quebec
Here
Rene Tessier
Latuque
Lydia
Gagnon
Que
Connecticut
Ronald McFalls
Ida Tessier
Eastern Maine Medical Center
Bangor
Portland, Maine
Arbert R. Schwartz
Cvie
John Pownall
Schwartz
Pg Cig
Truman H. Dongo
Pownall
Jack Simmons
Major Maine state layoffs driven by attrition study says
State personnel officials report 110 layoffs over two and a half months with the bulk from attrition. Most cuts occurred in the last three weeks around the new fiscal year and Gov Longley’s budget. Turnover reaches about 30 percent in some agencies, enabling a five percent personal services reduction mainly through resignations and retirements. Vacancies total 500 to 700, with no active filling. Layoffs stretch across Augusta Mental Health Institute and multiple departments due to reduced federal funding and state budget cuts.
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Augusta
Maine
James B. Longley
Lic
Pineland Center
Stevens Training Center
State Archives
Department of Health and Welfare
Bureau of Civil Emergency Preparedness
Department of Mental Health and Corrections
State Department
Transportation Department
Department of Educational and Cultural Services
Health and Welfare
Former UM History Professor Sues Over Tenure Denial
Bangor lawyer Robert Beitzell filed a 1.1 million civil suit in U S District Court alleging unlawful tenure denial by the University of Maine authorities at Orono. He claims false accusations harmed his career and that appeals failed to overturn the decision.
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Bangor
Maine
University of Maine
Robert Beitzell
U.S. District Court
Orono
Donald McNeil
Winthrop C. Libby
Howard R. Neville
James M. Clark
John J. Nolde
Orono’s
College of Arts and Science
William H. Jeffreys
David Trafford
Beitzell
Beitzel
Emery Hires Maine Girls as Interns for Congress
US Representative David F. Emery announced two Maine girls selected as summer interns for his Washington office. Honore J. Fallon of Augusta and Kathy Richardson of Yarmouth will work in legislative research for the 1st District. Richardson is a Radcliffe biology major entering senior year. Fallon is Bowdoin junior and daughter of WCSH-TV's Jean Murray.
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Augusta
Maine
David F. Emery
Washington
Honore J. Fallon
Kathy Richardson
Yarmouth
Richardson
Radcliffe College
Miss Fallon
Wcsh-Tv
Jean Murray
Bowdoin College
Excommunicated farmer seeks court over shunning
Carlisle farmer Robert Bear, excommunicated from the Reform Mennonite Church, says his wife and six children have avoided him since he spoke against church doctrine. He attempted to sue in state court, which the supreme court urged Cumberland County to hear, to determine if shunning is constitutional and if his family may return.
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Carlisle
Robert Bear
Bear
Reform Mennonite Church
Prac
Tice
Camp Hill
Church
State Supreme Court
Cumberland County
Mrs Rudolph Cote Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs Rudolph Cote of 15 Granite Street Biddeford has returned home from Webber Hospital where she was a surgical patient.
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Rudolph Cote
Granite St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
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Cecile Cormier
Pierre Cormier
Francine
Richard Thibault
Hartford, Conn
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Schwartz Can
Tfford Lawyer
Saco
Wendy LaFountain
Thomas LaFountain
Ludlow
Mass
Carl Stuhr
Wisconsin
Melissa Locklear
Portland
Dick Danforth
Augusta Mental Health Institute
State Development Office
Department of Manpower Affairs
Bureau of Pub
Ray’s Shoe Store
Nelson Ouellette
Emery
Ion
Cara
Fabulous Futura
Singer
THE
Singer Company
Biddeford Sewing Center
FORD
Farmer Petitions Court
Leonard
Main
Biddeford-Saco
Kennebunk
Kennebunkport
Lebanon
Limerick
North Berwick
Old Orchard Beach
Sanford
Alfred - Wells - Arundel
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