Saco parents thank driver for resolving dangerous garbage dispute
At a Monday Saco city council session disputants in the Brentwood Circle garbage caper gained a forum and reached an accord with Milton Burgess who resigned then returned to haul trash on Fridays. He cited child safety while some parents contested the reported danger and others questioned who attended. The matter closed with Burgess back on the route and the street quieting.
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Saco
Milton Burgess
Burgess
Brentwood Circle
Brentwood
Readers letter critiques federal job plans and economic consequences
The writer argues against a $2 billion federal jobs program noting government funds come from taxpayers or borrowing, which raises interest rates and risks inflation. He warns such jobs would be artificial, created by decree rather than demand, and cites risks to individual freedom and policy failures.
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Hac
New York City
Congress
Henry Hazlett
Steve Hrehovcik
P.O
Kennebunk, Maine
United States
Tripoli
North Africa
Algiers
Biddeford and Saco Bicentennial Thanks Post Parade
Mayors salute the Biddeford and Saco bicentennial committees and many volunteers for a weekend of successful festivities. Raymond Noiseux and Robert Moody chair the parade committees with Dr J Edward Whelan and William McKenney, while Lucien A Dutremble and Samuel M Zaitlin extend gratitude to all participants and helpers.
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Biddeford
Saco
Raymond Noiseux
Supreme Court ruling condemned as injustice to humanity
Editor's letter laments abortion rights as mass mutilation of unborn children and questions future moves like euthanasia. Vincent E. Lucariello, 74 Illsley St, Portland, Maine.
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Supreme Court
Justice of the Supreme Court
Vincent E. Lucariello
Illsley St. Portland, Ine
Republicans push Ford Reagan ticket in bid for unity
Washington sources report Republican peacemakers seek a Ford Reagan joint ticket at the Kansas City convention. A priority VP list includes Baker Connally Richardson with others under review. Reagan aides warn of possible delay if not on ticket. Carter-Mondale lead in polls heightens urgency.
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Christopher Bond
Missouri
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Dan Evans
Charles Percy
Illinois
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Iowa
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Walter Mondale
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France
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Richardson
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D.me
Brock Adams
D.wash
White House
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Uganda
Athens
Talking tough on world wide terrorism
Commentary on Democratic convention reactions to Mondale and Carter pledges to combat terrorism. Notes rising security costs for diplomats, varied past hostage outcomes, and warnings against overreaching promises. Compares Entebbe rescue to Barbary War context and cautions on military entanglements.
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Tom Wicker
New York Times
Walter Mondale
Jimmy Carter
Mr. Mondale
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Entebbe
Uganda
Idi Amin
Olympic Village
Montreal
State Department
Washington Post
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Lyndon Johnson
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Gladys M. Whitehouse
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