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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1975
Page
6
Provincial Police said a $30,000 holdup near Trois-Rivieres left one dead and another injured. Dennis McKenzie, 20, was killed after he fired on police as he and three accomplices escaped from Ste Etienne des Gres. A fourth suspect waited in a car.
Gulf Oil Canada says government crude price rise will lift wholesale gasoline diesel and heating oil costs by about five cents per gallon, effective August 15, as authorities permit a $1.50 per barrel increase in crude.
Halifax AP reports Nova Scotia tourism records show total tourist car traffic rising nine percent in June from a year earlier. U S car entries at Yarmouth climbed seventeen percent and Amherst crossing points noted a twenty one percent increase.
Newcomers to the area with high school age children should register them for fall classes this week, per Biddeford High School guidance. The notices list multiple birth announcements including Mercedes July 3, Robyn Lee July 4, Kristin Josa July 4, Jennifer Lee July 4, Ross Philip July 6, Corey Marcel July 6, Kimberly Ann July 8, Heather Joy July 9, Scott Michael July 10, pggee Mary July 11, Melissa Anaise July 12, and Douglas Dwight II July 14, with addresses in Biddeford Saco Limestone and Old Orchard Beach.
Statistics show Quebec faces hard blows from inflation and rising unemployment this year. The government plans a wait-and-see approach before counter-measures. Industry Minister Guy Saint-Pierre says intervention will come only after management and workers abandon their uncompromising stance due to the economy. Unemployment stands at 10 percent and is expected to rise in the coming months.
Marie Valenzuela told a House subcommittee that a doctor removed tonsils from four of her children and a niece during a winter 1969 procedure intended for one child. One daughter suffered brain injury, pneumonia, and hepatitis. others received settlements. Wolfe testified about up to 3.2 million unnecessary operations yearly, with billions in costs and thousands of deaths, urging independent preoperative review. The panel plans further hearings.
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