Symptoms of international finance in a health analogy
The article compares the U.S. balance of payments to a human health condition and suggests daily checks like the gold price and foreign exchange rates to gauge international financial health. It notes that a long-term payment deficit weakens the dollar, warns about misreading currency moves, and highlights currencies such as the pound, mark, yen, franc, lira, guilders, and francs as indicators.
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Washington
Boyle's Notebook No Sonnets With Arthritis
HAL BOYLE notes aging, humor, and work life in a sardonic column. He mocks aging poets and detectives, contrasts old and new bosses, and portrays modern executives as cool and calculating while poking fun at vanity and cynicism. His quips mix social observation with wry wit.
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Association Plans Cook Out At Wilson Lake
The York County Glider Youth Association formed by the Extension Service aids community projects. It sponsors the animal shelter at Camp Waban and a 4H club for East Side Acres children in Sanford. A cook-out for high school age youth is set for July 26 at Wilson Lake near Sanford. Information via Jacqueline Long or Ed Wakelin at the Court House Annex Alfred.
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York County
Glider Youth Association
York County Cooperative Extension Service
Camp Waban
East Side Acres
Sanford
Wilson Lake
Jocuine Long
Ed Wakelin
Court House Annex
Births at Webber Hospital Channel Seven
To Mr and Mrs Armand Bisson a daughter Joyce Cecilia seven pounds ninety two ounces born June 30. To Mr and Mrs Paul Poissant a son William Guy five pounds eleven ounces born June 30. To Mr and Mrs Jerome Perry Jr a daughter Tricia Lynn seven pounds six ounces born July 2. To Mr and Mrs Robert Dion a son Robert Renald seven pounds eight ounces born July 4. To Mr and Mrs George Lessard a son Paul Arthur six pounds twelve ounces born July 5. To Mr and Mrs Richard Morin a son Jesse Richard seven pounds four ounces born July 7. To Mr and Mrs John Ladakakos a daughter Stacey Jean six pounds two and a half ounces born July 7. To Mr and Mrs Ronald Picard a son Peter Michael eight pounds four and a half ounces born July 9.
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Armand Bisson
Ambherst St
Biddeford
Joyce Cecilia
Paul Poissant
Guinea Road
William Guy
Jerome Perry Jr
Dyer St
Saco
Tricia Lynn
Robert Dion
Pool St. _ Biddeford
Robert Renald
George Lessard
Cedar Ave
Old
Peter Michael
Biddeford Real Estate Moves Include Mobile Home Purchase
Clement Couture of Biddeford bought a 12 by 65 foot mobile home from Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Mills of Arundel for residence. Roland Bois purchased a house lot on Dearborn Avenue, Biddeford from Mr. and Mrs. Jean Paul Letourneau. Both negotiations were handled by Adrian G. Caron, associate broker, through Arthur D. LaCourse, Realtor, 71 Bacon Street, Biddeford.
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Clement Couture
Biddeford
Stacey E. Mills
Arundel
Couture
Roland H. Bois
Jean Paul Letourneau
Dearborn Avenue
Arthur D. LaCourse
Bacon St
Adrian G. Caron
Welcome To The Fold Extends Greeting To Newcomers
The Biddeford Saco Journal welcomes the newborn daughter of William P. Lacerte and his wife on Downing Road Arundel. The child is one year old, with maternal grandparents Albert Marcotte and his wife in Biddeford and paternal grandparents Alfred and his wife in Biddeford.
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Biddeford
Saco Journal
Susan Paulette Lacerte
William P. Lacerte
Downing Road
Arundel
Albert M. Marcotte
Gove St
Alfred J. Lacerte
Oak Place
Raymond Neault graduates from University of Maine Presque Isle
Raymond Neault recently earned a B.S. in Health Physical Education with a recreation major from the University of Maine Presque Isle. He is son of Mr and Mrs Paul A Neault of Biddeford 3 Wilson Street and a former Gymnastic Coach at Presque Isle High. He is married to Judy Brownrigg of Portland and they have a son.
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Raymond Neault
Paul A. Neault
Wilson St
Biddeford
Kappa Delta Phi
Presque Isle High
Judy Brownrigg
Portland
Search For Four Men Ends With Capture In Maine Jail Break
The AP reports the search for four inmates who escaped Somerset County Jail in Skowhegan ended with the capture of Robert Harding late Tuesday night. Local authorities had pursued the fugitives since their early Monday breakout.
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Skowhegan
Somerset County
Robert Harding
Inmate Escape Sparks Brief Maine Jail Chase
Authorities reported Harding aged 2 was found wandering along Route 16 in Moscow and offered no resistance. Peer Provost aged 18 from Skowhegan surrendered at the sheriff's office. Leonard Gleason 31 of Solon and Lee Russell 24 of Greenville were captured near Bingham earlier. one inmate reportedly helped another escape before returning to the jail.
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Harding
Rt. 16
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Peer Provost
Skowhegan
Leonard N. Gleason
Solon
Lee R. Russell
Greenville
Bingham
Francis B. Henderson
Control Over Hijack News Called For
Washington AP report notes PATCO seeks immediate blackout on skyjacking news and press freedom concerns. Joan F Leyden urges changes in information flow to limit sensational details that could inspire copycat attempts.
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Professional Air Traffic Eee Organization
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