Water District opposes oil pipeline route near Bran ch Brook
Kennebunkport Wells Water District Superintendent Al Packard warns the Gibbs refinery pipeline from Portland may run along Branch Brook endangering the town’s sole water source if a break occurs. He said the district will oppose the route and seeks intervenor status as the consortium files with the DEP within two weeks.
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al Packard
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Portland
Sanford
Branch Brook
Packard
Nixon says cover it in transcripts from Watergate hearings
President Nixon’s lawyer minimizes differences between the White House and House Judiciary transcripts on a March 22, 1973 talk. James D. St Clair notes variations arise from three listener perspectives while John Doar defends the committee’s use of electronic transcripts. Hogan says errors exist but the committee version may be more accurate.
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Nixon
White House
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Senate Select Committee
James D. St. Clair
Sage
House
John Doar
Lawrence Hogan
Rmd
Hogan
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Committee
Mitchell
Tapes differ over Nixon hush money transcripts
Washington AP reports the House Judiciary Committee and White House released different transcript versions about Nixon and Watergate hush money. The Judiciary version contains phrases about paying hush money. the White House version omits or alters them. Details cover March 21 1973 discussions, Hunt’s demands, LaRue’s payment, and grand jury focus.
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Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Judiciary
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Frederick C. LaRue
Hunt
LaRue
Watergate Grand Jury
Judiciary Committee
Dean
Kissinger testifies in Plumbers trial
Secretary of State Kissinger testified for 90 seconds denying any request to prepare a psychological profile of Daniel Ellsberg in 1971. He said he had no knowledge of such a study and did not authorize David Young to obtain one. The testimony capped a 10th day of the trial as final arguments approach.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Daniel Ellsberg
CIA
Young
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Ehrlichman
Ellsberg
Pentagon
William Frates
David Young
Danicel Ellsberg
Pros
Ecutor
Philip Bakes
Nixon
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Gesell
Pentagon Papers
New York Times
Plumbers
White House
Biddeford Council to set 1974 tax rate tonight
Biddeford City Council will set the 1974 tax rate at 7 30 p m in city hall chambers. A tax increase is expected though the impact may confuse individual taxpayers as this rate uses the new property valuations. last year’s mil rate was 37 per thousand and predictions for this year range from 22 to 25 mils based on the new valuation which roughly doubled total property value.
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Biddeford
Inside The Journal a re We Today's Chuckle
An Internal Revenue officer chides a taxpayer stating that three teenage daughters do not entitle listing the telephone company as a dependent. The lighthearted note reflects a tax guidance moment amid everyday family concerns.
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Internal Revenue Officer
Nixon Praises Dean and Mitchell Over Watergate Cover-Up
Washington AP reports President Nixon praised John W. Dean III and John N. Mitchell for making the Watergate cover-up work after a detailed briefing. The transcript from March 22, 1973, shows discussions of a Dean report to the Senate Watergate Committee in exchange for secrecy and executive privilege.
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Nixon
John W. Dean III
John N. Mitchell
House Judiciary Committee
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John
Johns
John Dean
Dean
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Senate Watergate Committee
Mitchell
Justice Earl Warren Dies at 83 A Landmark Chief Justice
Earl Warren, 83, longtime advocate of the Bill of Rights and pivotal figure in landmark Supreme Court rulings, died at Georgetown University Hospital after a heart failure. He led the court to end segregated schools and establish one man one vote, reshaping American constitutional law and rights. He served as governor of California, was a 1948 Republican nominee on Dewey’s ticket, and supervised investigations into Kennedy’s assassination aftermath. His colleagues and notable figures mourn his passing.
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Georgetown University Hospital
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California
America
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Ger
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Montgomery
Stewart Brien
Warrens
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan
High Court
John F. Kennedy
Warren Court
Maine Executive Council OKs tentative New England border accord
Maine Executive Council approves a tentative settlement in the Maine New Hampshire border dispute as New Hampshire officials hear a recommendation from Special Counsel Richard Upton. Fishermen resist the deal claiming it cedes waters historically viewed as New Hampshire.
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Associated Press
Maine
New Hampshire
Warren B. Rudman
Richard F. Upton
Upton
Boundary Line Proposal Sets Waters Between NH and ME
Logan cites a tentative plan to split 2400 acres of disputed fishing waters along a mid channel boundary in the Piscataqua River, from mainland to Isle of Shoals, subject to U S Supreme Court approval. The line would bisect the river’s main channel between Portsmouth New Hampshire and Kittery Maine.
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U.S. Supreme Court
New England
Isle of Shoals
Piscataqua River
Portsmouth
N.H
Kittery
Maine
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