Ruth E. Hussey 72 Biddeford Pool resident dies
Ruth E. Hussey of Biddeford Pool, 72, died at a local nursing facility after a long illness. She taught in the Saco school system, was a parishioner of Biddeford Congregational Church, and a Boston College alumna. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Shumway Gross Funeral Home, with burial at Laurel Hill Cemetery in Saco.
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Ruth E. Hussey
Biddeford Pool
Lizzie
Verrill
Cond
Biddeford
Saco
Academy
College
Boston
Retireders Association
King
Beatrice Morton
Everett M. Whitten obituary and funeral details
Funeral services for Everett M. Whitten 64 were held at Shumway Gross Funeral Home Saco with burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery. The World War II veteran died Saturday after a lengthy illness at a local hospital. He was born April 14 1908 in Saco son of Willard and Clara Whitten and formerly worked as a machinist for Maremont Corp. Surviving are his widow M Rose Dodier Whitten a daughter Diane Boudreau a sister Ida E Whitten and two grandchildren.
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Everett M. Whitten
Glenwood Ave
Saco
Shumway Gross
Spring St
Iment
Laurel Hill
Whitten
Willard and
Clara (Moore) Whitten
United Methodist Church
Allan A Twitchell Dies in Waterboro Home
Allan A Twitchell 76 a Waterboro resident died unexpectedly yesterday at his Kennebunk home. He was born November 29 1895 in Dixmont son of Arthur P and Rose Hodgdon Twitchell. Survived by brother Charles Twitchell Framingham Mass sister Myrtle L Thurston West Kennebunk several nieces and nephews. Funeral from Angel Funeral Home Kennebunk Wednesday at 10 am Rev E Lamar Robinson will officiate interment Maine Veterans Cemetery Augusta friends may call tomorrow 7 to 9 pm.
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Lyman
Allan A. Twitchell
Waterborod
Dixmont
Arthur P
Rose (Hodgdon) Twitchell
Charles Twitchell
Framingham
Mass
Myrtle L. Thurston
West Kennebunk
City Interlude Expands Local Theater Plans
City pages offer continued insight as interviews reveal Is and the full story of the theater project. Plans to mount a full time amateur repertory group in the area are discussed, with details on tomorrow's coverage.
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City of
Funeral notice for Miss Marion Foley of Saco
Marion Foley of 175 North Street Saco died recently. Burial service will be Tuesday at 11 A M from Trinity Episcopal Church Saco. Interment at Laurel Hill Cemetery. Visitation at Shumway Gross Funeral Home 35 Spring Street today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.
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Foley
Thunderstorms Possible Tonight Across Portland Area
Storm chances enter Portland area with tonight lows in the 50s to low 60s. Tuesday expected as partly cloudy with a few showers moving north and east. Highs reach the 70s to mid 80s.
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Portland
Church Groups Schedule Meetings in Saco and Lyman
Saco Boy Scout Troop 341 will meet tomorrow at 7 pm in the vestry of United Baptist Church on Main Street. The Youth Choir of the Goodwins Mills United Methodist Church in Lyman will rehearse at the church on Wednesday at 7 pm.
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Saco
United Baptist Church
Main Street
Goodwins Mills United Methodist Church
Lyman
Our Lady of Fatima Circle Meets Tomorrow
Our Lady of Fatima Circle Daughters of Isabella will gather tomorrow at 7 30 PM in St John s Hall Adams Street Biddeford for a regular meeting.
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Daughters of Isabella
St. John’s Hall
Adams Street
Biddeford
Phillip Gendron Listed as Medical Patient at Webber Hospital
Phillip Gendron of 64 Prospect Street Biddeford is identified as a medical patient at Webber Hospital. The notice provides a local health facility link to his case and the patient’s residence.
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Phillip Gendron
Prospect St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Thieves Break Into Thorne's Pharmacy In Old Orchard Beach
Police report an early Saturday break in at Thorne's Pharmacy on Washington Avenue. Thieves accessed the store from an upstairs apartment, then broke through the floor and stole over $300 in cash, 15 to 20 watches, and a Colt 45 automatic gun.
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Old Orchard Beach
Thorne
Washington Avenue
Sun viewing risks from lenses and filters
The fragment warns that metallic silver content in today’s material is insufficient to reflect infrared radiation. It notes high risk from magnifying devices like telescopes or binoculars even with filters. It recalls Galileo blinded by sun viewing through a telescope to underscore danger.
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Galileo
Telephones at convention rostrums speed recognition
At the 1972 Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach delegates will use a rostrum telephone system to request recognition. A network connects delegation chairs to presiding officers and links to hotel offices and media. NEA urges federal funding to cover one third of school costs by 1976 amid current cost shares.
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Miami Beach
Fla
National Education Association
Democratic National Convention
NEA
Policemen Treated At Hospital After Fracas
Two Biddeford men, Louis Ruel and Donald Belanger, fought on Main Street causing injuries to Officer Elwell and Patrolman Gagne. Ruel faces three assault and battery on a police officer charges plus resisting arrest and affray. Belanger is charged with assault on a police officer. Both were treated at Webber Hospital and released and are due in U S 10th District Court in Saco next.
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Main Street
Louis Ruel
Belmont Ave
Donald Belanger
Elm Street
Ruel
Belanger
Albert Elwell
Richard Gagne
Webber Hospital
U.S. 10Th District Court
Saco
Plant Space Available In Biddeford Area
Augusta director Richard F. Wagner Jr. lists four sites in Biddeford area for firms exploring Maine locations. The 262,000 sq ft West Point Pepperell mill complex is for sale, plus 18,600 sq ft Baker Company site with 2,060 sq ft office space, and the Mahone Building with 3,000 sq ft concrete space and 6,000 sq ft offices. In Arundel, Northern Precast offers 4,000 sq ft with 1,000 ft frontage on US Route 1. Details and further information are available from the Department of Area Development.
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Augusta
Richard F. Wagner Jr
Central Maine Power Company
Maine
Biddeford
West Point Pepperell
Baker Company
Mahone
Water Street
Arundel
Department of Area Development
Wagner
Old Orchard cancels helicopter rides over zoning concerns
Old Orchard Beach plans for helicopter rides are scrapped after Town Manager Louis Sarelas says the landing area violates town ordinances. The council had allowed Clough's Helicopter Serv to operate from Iken Street if no rules were broken, but numerous complaints prompted cancellation.
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Old Orchard Beach
Louis Sarelas
Sarelas
Clough
Iken
Burglar Steals Cash Jewelry From Two East Grand Area Cabins
Police report thieves took 163 dollars in cash and a diamond ring worth over 500 dollars from a cabin on East Grand Avenue where the George Bourque family from Quebec were staying at the beach. At 3 Carl Smith Street another burglary netted more than 100 dollars and a purple dress shirt left behind. A shirt found in the cabin suggests the intruder changed clothes during the break in.
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Old Orchard Beach
East Grand Avenue
George Bourque
Quebec
Carl Smith St
Robert E. Crowley
Fire destroys Meadowbrook Auto Salvage on Ross Road
A blaze at Meadowbrook Auto Salvage Inc. on Ross Road yesterday destroyed the building and its contents. Fire damage was estimated at 40,000 to 50,000 dollars. Joseph Decoste owned the property. 25 firefighters from Engine 2 and Tanks 1 2 3 and 4 battled the flames.
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Old Orchard Beach
Meadowbrook
Cottage Break-In at Camp Ellis Briefly Reported
Saco police reported a break in at a cottage at Camp Ellis owned by Brig. Henry Berkhoudt Salvation Army of Valley Stream New York. Nothing was missing but a note on a mirror read Thanks for the use of cottage Next time leave a
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Saco
Camp Ellis
Henry Berkhoudt
Salvation Army
Valley Stream
N.Y
California Credentials Fight Looms Over Democratic Convention
Delegates battle over credentials as 23 cases from 15 states threaten opening session at 7:30 p.m. EDT. McGovern leads in AP count with 1,322.65 votes, Humphrey 512.05, Wallace 388, Muskie 235.55, leaving 186.35 short of a majority. Daley's Illinois bid and California dispute loom large amid party unity efforts.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Tennessee
California
Sega
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Credentials Committee
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Georgia
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Daley
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Cafornia
Harrison A. Williams Jr
New Jersey
Muskie
George Stanley McGovern
Wallace
McGovern Gains Support From Delegates In Illinois Plan Debate
Reports from a dozen delegations show McGovern gaining uncommitted delegates as he backs an Illinois compromise to seat both Daley and Jackson Singer factions. He would accept half votes for each delegate and spoke on Meet the Press and at caucus meetings with black, Michigan, Iowa groups while other candidates courted Wallace, Humphrey, and southern figures.
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Daley
Jesse Jackson
William Singer
Knight Newspapers
California
NBC
Michigan
Iowa
Wallace
Dolores Dillenger
Grand Haven
Humphrey
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