Winchester engineer dies after long career in New England
Walter B. Stewart 65 of Winchester Massachusetts died unexpectedly yesterday after a 23 year residence in the community. Tufts 1928 graduate designed and inspected major highway projects from New Hampshire to Maine and built municipal structures including Sanford fire station and urban renewal work. Survived by widow Reina Lavers Stewart and brother Walter S. Stewart. Services tomorrow at Angell Funeral Home Kennebunk with interment in Wildwood Cemetery Winchester.
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Leslie M
Winchester
Mass
Walter B
Emma
Mason) Stewart
Tufts University
New Hampshire
New Jersey Turnpike
Aine Turnpike
Portland
Sanford
Maine
Stewart Associates—Consulting Engineers
Kennebunk
Reina (Lavers) Stewart
Walter S. Stewart
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Henry 0
Megert
Wildwood Cemetery
Industrialist Friedrich Flick Dies in Germany at 89
Friedrich Flick a farmer's son who became a leading Nazi-era backer and postwar magnate died at his Lake Constance home at 89. His empire surpassed 2 billion dollars annually, including Daimler-Benz and Mercedes works. He served seven years for war crimes in 1947, released in 1950, with partial restoration of holdings by Western powers in 1952. He suffered kidney and bronchial ailments.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Friedrich Flick
Hitler
Lake Constance
Daimler-Benz
Mercedes
Nuernberg
Flick
Flick Combine
Elder Amory Dies At Age 87 In Massachusetts
Robert Amory Sr. 87 a former president of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers and a noted yachtsman died after a brief illness. He led Nashua Manufacturing Co and later Spring Mills in New York and helped shape the NRA program. He chaired the Episcopal Theological School board and is survived by two sons Robert Jr. and Cleveland and a daughter Mrs Thomas M Sawyers. Funeral at Trinity Church Boston at noon Monday with private burial.
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Manchester
Mass
Robert Amory Sr
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Robert Amory Jr
Washington, D.C
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Cleveland Amory
Amory Sr
Nashua Manufacturing Co
New York
Spring Mills
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Thomas M. Sawyers
Claremont
Calif
Trinity Church
Boston
Noted Authors Patrick Meade and Sally Benson Die
Patrick A. Meade, 77, hunting writer and former Far East British intelligence officer, died Wednesday in Woodstock Conn. He had lectured at Old Sturbridge Village since 1966. Sally Benson, 71, author of Meet Me in St Louis and screenwriter, died Wednesday in Woodland Hills Calif after a long illness. She contributed to The New Yorker as Esther Evarts and wrote for National Velvet and Little Women.
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Woodstock
Conn
Patrick A. Meade
Far East
Meade
Old Sturbridge Village
Massachusetts
Woodland Hills, Calif
Sally Benson
St. Louis
New Yorker Magazine
Esther Evarts
Anna
Masonic Rites For Leslie M. Stewart In Kennebunk
York Lodge AF and AM of Kennebunk will conduct services for Leslie M. Stewart tonight at 7 30 at Angell Funeral Home 9 Dane Street Kennebunk.
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York Lodge AF
AM of
Kennebunk
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Leslie M. Stewart
Card of Thanks to Friends and Medical Staff
Mrs. Jeanne Robitaille expresses gratitude to friends and family for gifts flowers and cards and thanks the doctors and nurses who cared for her during her stay at Webber Hospital.
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The
Webber Hospital
Funeral Directors Listed in Saco Maine Notice
Funeral homes listed: Dennett and Craig 965 Main Street Saco Maine Te 282 0562, Emond’s Funeral Home 284 5511, Frank X Emond J P Conroy Shumway and Gross Funeral Serves 35 Spring Street. Local notice reproduces directory of providers and contact numbers.
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Service Night Observed By Home League OLD ORCHARD BEACH
The Ladies' Home League at The Salvation Army Church Street held a service night under Mrs. Winnie Howell. The event featured floating soap toy making for the annual sale set for Saturday Aug 12 and included prayers, scripture reading, a meditation, and reports from committee members.
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Old Orchard Beach
Ladies’ Home League
Salvation Army
Church Street
Winnie Howell
Howell
Charles Mackenzie
George Miller
Arthur Anderson
Edith Fenderson
Gladys Palmer
William Groff
John Hall
Ruth Glines
St. John-By-The-Sea Episcopal Church
St. John Street
Boy Scouts Plan For Camping Trip
The Luke E Hart Council Knights of Columbus sponsored Troop 309 Biddeford outlined plans for a weeklong camping trip to Camp Hinds in Raymond. Scouts will meet Sunday before 1 30 p m at the Saco Shopping Center to coordinate travel.
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Biddeford Boy Scouts
Luke E. Hart
Knights of Columbus
Camp Hinds
Raymond
Saco ‘Wa Oy
Buffalo Patrol
Richard Fournier
Gerard Gagnon
Bernard Grenier
Daniel Auger
Joseph Bastarache
Brian
Boucher
Maine Sports In Action
Rotary Park
Biddeford
Booster Lines Quell Booths Fire at Nashville East Bar
A cigarette caused a small fire at the Nashville East Bar on 1 Foss St in Biddeford. Firefighters used a booster line to extinguish flames that touched a booth. The bar is owned by Clyde Clyatt and the building by Plato Truman.
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Nashville East
Foss St
Biddeford
Clyde ‘Clyatt
Plato Truman
Movie Series To Show Cartoon And Feature At Pepperell Park
Robert Moody of the Saco Recreation Center announced a Sunday 8:15 p.m. Pepperell Park event will feature a 30 minute cartoon followed by a feature film as part of a special summer series.
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Robert Moody
Saco Recreation Center
Pepperell Park
Saco
Moody
Portland Weather Summary Partly Cloudy With Mild Weekend
Partial clearing tonight with lows near 60. Saturday looks fair with highs in the upper 70s to 80s in southern areas. Eastport to Rockland and Rockland to Merrimack River small craft warning in effect with northerly winds 10 to 20 knots tonight then north to northeast 5 to 15 knots Saturday. Visibility improving to five miles or better tonight and Saturday.
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Portland
Eastport
Rockland
Merrimack River
Mrs Kerwin Twomey Hosts Visit From Falls Church
Mrs. Kerwin Twomey of Graham Street Biddeford entertains daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs James L Wheeler and daughter Suzanne of Falls Church Virginia on a two week vacation.
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Kerwin Twomey
Graham Street
Biddeford
James L. Wheeler
Suzanne
Falls Church
Absentee Ballots Available in Old Orchard Beach Referenda
Town Clerk Barbara Lord announced absentee ballots for the July 31 special election are available. Voters will decide three bond questions totaling 1,231,900 for a convention center, fire and police station, and town hall restoration, plus a charter amendment increasing the school committee to five members from three.
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Old Orchard Beach
Barbara Lord
Tape Deck Stolen From Biddeford Car
A vehicle owned by Scott McEntee at 196 Hills Beach Road Biddeford was broken into by smashing the windshield and robbed of a Motorola tape deck six tapes and a case with important papers. The matter is under investigation according to police.
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Scott McEntee
Hills Beach Road
Biddeford
Motorola
SAD 71 Board to Meet Monday in Kennebunkport
SAD 71 board agenda for July 24 7 30 p m at Consolidated School includes aides salary schedules tuition rate for Kennebunk High School currently 935 18 and furnishings for All Purpose room. Also two progress reports from Extended School Year Committee and Building Advisory Committee.
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Kennebunkport
SAD 71
Kennebunk High School
George Isaiah Thomas
Kennebunk Town Hall
Biddeford Charter Revision Panel Votes On Charter Plan
The Biddeford Charter Revision Commission will decide whether to submit a new charter or amend the current charter to voters in the fall. Peter Truman says he will propose a six member elective drug commission board to counter illegal drug trafficking in the city and work with police.
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Biddeford
Truman
Saco youth Jay fills role at convention amid telephonic shift
The article follows Jay, a Saco teen, as delegates switch to a vast telephone system at the convention with one phone per ten delegates. He rarely sits, instead delivering messages and running errands while Muskie is unseated. He seeks media access, plans to attend the 1976 Democratic convention, and helps found a Young Democrats chapter to register voters for McGovern and the party.
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Jay
Secret Service
Muskie
Maine
NBC News
Abraham Ribicoff
Harry Reasoner
ABC News
Saco Lad
Barry Hobbins
Saco
George McGovern
Nader vows broad attack on Corvair safety report
Washington AP Ralph Nader promises to wake engineers nationwide with a sharp criticism of a government study that found the Corvair no more dangerous than similar cars. He plans to press the attack before the Senate Commerce Committee next week amid a dispute over data and a panel of outside experts.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Nader
Senate Commerce Committee
Department of Transportation
Corvairs
Ford Motor Co. Oe
Wide Differences in Pollution Standards Across Regions
Los Angeles residents face milder air alerts while eastern cities show stricter triggers. The piece compares ozone and carbon monoxide levels, local alert thresholds, and the lack of uniform federal standards amid differing regional practices.
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Los Angeles
Atlantic Seaboard
Santa Monica
District of Columbia
Maryland
Connecticut
Associated Press
Environmental Protection Agency
Los Angeles County
Thel
California Air Resources, Board
Boston
EPA
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles Air
Ray Werner
Paper Files Suit Against Rolling Stones
The Providence Journal Co. filed in Superior Court a civil suit seeking 57 000 in damages against Rolling Stones members Keith Richards Stanley A Moore Gary Stromberg and Robert Frank for assault and obstruction of photographer Andy Dickerman after an unscheduled stop at Green State Airport Warwick Fog delayed the jet and five members including Mick Jagger pleaded innocent in Warwick district court. The group then proceeded to Boston for a concert before heading to Philadelphia.
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Providence
Providence Journal Co
Rolling Stones
Andy Dickerman
Journal-Bulletin
Providence County
Keith Richards
Stanley A. Moore
Gary Stromberg
Robert Frank
Green State
Warwick
Stones
Boston
Mick Jagger
District Court
School Committee Meeting Canceled in Old Orchard Beach
Superintendent Howard Cushman announced the Old Orchard Beach School Committee meeting for tonight has been canceled.
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Howard Cushman
Old Orchard Beach
Fischer Captures Fifth Chess Game
Bobby Fischer won the fifth game of the world championship in Reykjavik after Boris Spassky blundered on move 27. Fischer leads 3 1/2 to 2 1/2 with six games left as the prize money nears 153125 for the winner. Spassky had earlier forfeited game two and played a tense match amid camera controversy and pregame demands from Fischer.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Frank Skoff
U.S. Chess Federation
Fischer
Spassky
Finchel
Jon
Exrp
Bobby
Chess Federation
Town panel acts on river speed violations and signs
At the Kennebunkport selectmen meeting Robert Williams of the Sea Explorers reports breaches of speed laws on the Kennebunk River by the River Club and Arundel Yacht Club. Officials plan to post regulating signs and pursue the matter with letters to clubs.
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Kennebunkport
Selectmen
Robert Williams
Sea Explorers
Kennebunk River
Williams
River Club
Arundel Yacht Club
David Walley
Walley
Robert Reid
Hale Whitehouse
Cape Porpoise
Coast Guard
James Eaton
Turbots Creek
Arthur Leach
Leach
Bruce Robertson-Dick
Golden Whale
June 1972 prices show modest rise across categories
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a seasonally adjusted June price increase of one tenth of one percent, the smallest in nine months. Food prices rose six tenths, with meat up 1.3 percent and fresh vegetables up 2.7 percent while housing and transportation each rose 0.4 percent and medical care and recreation gained 0.3 percent.
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Nixon
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Memoriam
Rene J. Roy, SR
Boy Scouts
Corvair
Howard Slaney
George Downes
Howard
Frances Pettengill
Alice Morin
Newbury
Rene’s Florist
Main &T
Barbara Ov
Marcel Lizotte
York County Savings Bank
F.d.1.c
Smithwheel Road
D. C. Beach
Norman Bedard
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