Hijackings Prompt Nationwide Airline Security Crackdown
FAA and airlines tighten security after six hijackings in six weeks. Officials review screening, baggage checks, and passenger profiling while investigating compliance with April regs. United and Pacific Southwest face fines. White House orders enhanced carry-on checks.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Sufa
FAA
Dennis Feldman
John H. Shaffer
United
Pacific Southwest
Air Transport Association
James McCarthy
White House
California
Frasier the Lion Dies in Sleep in Costa de Laguna Hills
Frasier the lion, rescued from bankruptcy of a Mexican circus, lived 20 years at Lion Country Safari. He became a national symbol as a prolific lover, siring 35 cubs in 18 months while cared for by a pride that supported him in old age.
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Laguna Hills
Calif
Frasier
Lion Country Safari
Yarmouth Craftsmen Exhibit At Rowe School
The Society of Southern Maine Craftsmen holds its fourth annual Craft sale and Exhibition at Rowe Elementary School in Yarmouth today through Sunday in tandem with the Clam Festival. More than 43 members and guests display weaving wood carving pottery batik silversmithing leather jewelry candlemaking silkscreening and many other crafts plus Cottage Arts knitting crocheting rag dolls stuffed animals and similar handmade items.
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Yarmouth
Society of Southern Maine Craftsmen
Rowe
Amherst memories of Eugene Eagleton young debater and Amherst alum
Former Amherst College classmates recall Eugene Eagleton as a spirited debater with boundless energy. John Mitchell and Edward Barry describe his humor and charm while noting his early political potential and campus activities including Pre-Law Club and journalism. Eagleton later returned in 1970 for an honorary degree with a White House inscription reference.
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George S. McGovern
Amherst College
John H. Mitchell
Edward J. Barry
Springfield
Mitchell
Eagleton
Barry
Amherst
White House
Strela Tactics Limiting U S Helicopters at An Loc Siege
Strela missiles repeatedly disrupted U S and South Vietnamese air operations around An Loc and Highway 13. Pilots adapted with low level flight, high altitude avoidance, autorotation tactics, and decoy flares to reduce missile impact during the siege.
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An Loc
Highway 13
U.S
Lifeguard Post Open in Saco Camp Ellis Area
Saco police chief Robert Foran announced a lifeguard opening covering Camp Ellis. Further details and applying information are available at the Saco police station.
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Saco
Robert Foran
Camp Ellis
Police Recover Stolen Boat Off Ferry Beach
Saco police recovered a stolen boat this morning off Ferry Beach. The boat owned by Bernard Belanger of Dunett City Conn was taken last night from the Camp Ellis area.
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Saco
Ferry Beach
Bernard Belanger
Dunett City
Conn
Camp Ellis
Frasier For President Write-Ins Noted In California Primary
Election officials report dozens of Frasier for President write-in votes in the June 6 California primary. Frasier’s supporters mourn as the longtime figure dies from apparent kidney failure. Burial set for Saturday at the preserve.
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Frasier
California
Police Chief Issues Two Reminders
Saco Police Chief Robert Foran announced two reminders for residents. He noted empty wallets found in wooded areas near the beach and advised not to leave personal belongings in cars. He also said bicycle licenses remain available at the Saco police station and described July and August seminars by the Ogunquit Photography School to deter bicycle thefts.
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Sace
Robert Foran
Foran
Saco
Ogunquit
Thej
Campground Ransacked at Ocean Park Road Site
Saco police report five tents at David McCallum's trailer park and campground on Ocean Park Road were ransacked yesterday. Lanterns coolers and bathing suits were among missing items.
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Saco
David McCallum
Ocean Park
Harvey Theatre Run At Hackmatack Playhouse Berwick
Hackmatack Playhouse in Berwick opens Harvey for a two week run starting July 17 continuing July 24 31 and Aug 7. Director David L Cochran aims to modernize the 1940 Mary Chase comedy with a 1972 setting. Contact Stuart Nudelman for acting instruction details.
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Berwick
Harvey
Hackmatrack Playhouse
New England
Matrack
David L. Cochran
Durham
N.H
Mary Chase
Stuart Nudelman
Cavern Tours Silent Amid Music Interference
Meramec Caverns in Stanton Missouri plays piped music that cave manager Bob Hudson says interferes with tours. He notes the cave is on the rocks and the music can’t continue.
Por teous Pushes Industrial Bonds For Pollution Control
Westbrook candidate Bob Porteous argues industrial bonds finance air pollution control without job loss or tax burden. He calls on Congress to guarantee tax credits and long term loans, and to educate firms and cities on industrial bond use. Porteous criticizes incumbent Peter N Kyros for lack of environmental action.
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Westbrook
Bob Porteous
GOP
Congress
Peter N. Kyros
Porteous
Arlene Travis
Church Elects New Bishop of New England
Committee chairman for the annual fair and auction by the United Church of Christ Congregational Women’s Fellowship at Crescent Street Biddeford has been announced. The event, July 22 at Everett Holt’s home, 291 Pool Road, Biddeford, starts at 10 a.m. with officers and chairmen named for white elephant, book, cook foods, gift table, hot dogs and beverages, luncheon, and auction duties.
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Women’s Fellowship of the United of Christ (Congregational
Crescent Street
Biddeford
Everett Holt
Pool Road
Ruby Packard
Arnold Claderwood
Albert Whitehurst
Norman Lundy
Paul Larrabee
Charles Patrick
Alfred Stimpson
Ethel Pence
Madeline Robie
Robert Moore
Warren Libby
Ormond Trask Jr
Joseph Haley
Charles Leach
Jail treasurer cites inmate thefts draining Baltimore facility
Warden Hiram L. Schoonfield told Baltimore City Council that the jail loses money due to inmate labor theft. He said fifty to sixty inmates work for the jail and steal faster than imagined, labeling the use of inmate labor a false economy.
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Baltimore
Hiram L. Schoonfield
Schoonfield
Journal Want Ads Seek Readers for Classifieds
Local newspaper runs a compact set of want ads inviting readers to browse listings for employment housing and goods. Readers are urged to check the pages for current opportunities and offerings.
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