Bald eagle may be listed as endangered in 43 states
Interior Department officials proposed that the bald eagle be listed as endangered in 43 states and threatened in five others. The bird has been driven from nesting areas by development and pesticide contamination weakens eggs. A southern subspecies has been on the endangered list since 1967. Alaska hosts about 10,000 nesting pairs, while the rest of the U.S. has roughly 700 pairs.
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Washington
Benjamin Franklin
United States of America
Contiguous States
Interior Department
America
Keith M. Schreiner
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
United States
New Country
Franklin
Hawaii
Alaska
New York State
Maine
Schreiner
Priest named associate pastor at St. Joseph's Gardiner
Bishop Edward C. OLeary appoints Rev Costanzo J Piselli associate pastor of St. Josephs Parish Gardiner effective July 12. Piselli, born in Waltham MA, studied at St Charles Seminary NY and was ordained Feb 12 1969 by Archbishop Gerety. He previously served in Portland Saco Bangor and Auburn. Also Rev Frederick A Carrigan named Chaplain of St Anne's Circle No 545 Daughters of Isabella in East Millinocket.
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Portland
Edward C. O'Leary
Costanzo J. Piselli
St. Joseph's
Gardiner
Father Piselli
Waltham
Mass
St. Charles Seminary
New York
Peter L. Gerety
Cathedral of the Immaculate
First Lady Treats President Ford On 63rd Birthday
President Ford celebrated his 63rd birthday with family and friends after watching Democrats nominate Jimmy Carter. He enjoyed three cakes and meals at Sans Souci with Mrs. Ford covering a $25.36 lunch bill. The White House noted no clear TV viewing of the nomination, and Ford quipped he felt 25 while noting extra birthday eating would require extra swimming.
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Washington
Ford
Jimmy Carter
White House
New York
Sans Souci
MIT ends Taiwan training program amid missile fear
MIT halted a $917000 program training 15 Taiwanese engineers on aircraft navigation systems six months early after State Department concerns it could aid Taiwan's missile guidance development. Officials cited potential military uses, with MIT noting the project touched on dual use tech and drew earlier campus debate. Tourists spend about $600 million a year in West Virginia.
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Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts _ Institute —_of Technology
Taiwan
State Department
China
National Taiwan University
Thomas F. Jones
MIT
Munitions Control Office
United States
Jones
Richard M. Nixon
William B. Robinson
Student Action Coordinating Committee
People’s Republic of China
West Virginia
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New England Seafood & Pizza
Biddeford
Elm Street
Children & Infants Shoes
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