Deaths Louis E Charland 63 Biddeford resident
Louis E Charland 63 of 4a Pike St Biddeford died July 21 in a local hospital after a lengthy illness. Born October 21 1909 in St Francois Xavier de Brompton Quebec he was the son of John and Claire Pelletier Charland. He lived here 36 years was a panter and member of St Andre Church Council Chagnon Union St Jean Baptist. Survived by widow Fernande Parenteau Charland two sons John of Ville Lorain Montreal and Jacques of Biddeford two daughters Jeanne Amato of Fort Knox KY and Doris Jaworski of Fortheld NJ ten grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Mass Tuesday 9 am at St Andre Church with interment in St Joseph Cemetery Biddeford. Friends may call Emond and Conroy Funeral Home today 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
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St. Francois Xavier de Brompton
Que
John
Claire (Pelletier) Charland
St. Andre Church
Chagnon Union St. Jean Baptist
Fernande Parenteau
Charland
John Charland
Ville Lorraine
Montreal
Jacques Charland
Biddeford
John L
Jeanne) Amato
Fort Knox
Doris) Jaworski
Fortheld
St. Joseph Cemetery
Emond and Conroy Funeral Home
Hill St
Ex-Women's Labor Bureau Head Frieda Miller Dies
New York AP reports Frieda Miller eight three, former director of the Women's Bureau of the US Department of Labor from 1944 to 1953, died Saturday at age 83. An economics teacher, trade unionist, and longtime labor delegate, her career began in 1916.
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New York
Frieda Miller
Women's Bureau
US Department of Labor
Rights dispute over a tee shirt design case
A brief item reports a legal dispute involving ownership and use of a tee shirt design. Plaintiffs claim rights to a specific emblem and seek injunctive relief. The article notes court involvement and potential settlement discussions between the parties.
Portland Weather Outlook Clear Tonight and Sunny Tuesday
Portland forecast calls for clear skies tonight with a low in the mid 40s to 50s. Tuesday should be sunny with highs in the upper 70s to around 80.
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Portland
Marine Forecast Eastport to Merrimack River
Variable winds 5 to 10 knots tonight and onshore 5 to 10 knots Tuesday. Fair weather with visibility over five miles through Tuesday.
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Eastport
Merrimack River
Eugene E. Houde Rites Held After Biddeford Resident Dies
Eugene E Houde 88 a Biddeford resident died July 22 after a long illness at a local hospital. Born August 21 1890 he served in World War I and worked at Pepperell Manufacturing for over 50 years. Survived by son Paul and two daughters Pauline and Georgette Houde, siblings Adelard Adelbert and Aurore, three grandchildren and a great grandchild. Mass at St Andre Church Biddeford with current and prior visitations at the Home 72 Hill Street. Burial in St Joseph Cemetery Biddeford with services to follow.
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Eugene E. Houde
Granite St. Biddeford
Biddeford
Edmond and
Emma
Re) Houde
St. Joseph School
U.S. Army
Pepperell Mfg. Co
St. Andre Church
York County
Joseph Cemetery
Emond and Conroy
Hill St. Biddeford
Weekend Traffic Death Toll Hits Five in Maine
Five Maine residents died in weekend crashes raising the 1973 highway toll to 111. Events include 19 month old Holly Benson killed when backed over in Waterville, Kenneth Moore 24 riding in a Windsor car crash, Dorothy Condon 36 in Troy embankment crash, Brian Jordan 19 in New Gloucester, and Kevin Moore 16 in North Windham.
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Associated Press
Maine
Waterville
Holly Benson
Setin Hospital
Kenneth E Moore
Winthrop
Windsor
Dorothy Condon
Troy
Dixmont
New Gloucester
Brian K. Jordan
Bald Hill
Raymond
Kevin Moore
North Windham
Plain 4
Mariner 9 Sends Vast Mars Data From Orbit
More than 50 million data items have been radioed back to Earth by Mariner 9, marking the first spacecraft to orbit Mars and transmit a vast stream of images and measurements.
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Earth
Mariner 9
Mars
Funeral Directors in Saco Maine Listed with Contacts
Funeral service firms in Saco Maine are listed with addresses and phone numbers. Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring Street and J Saco at 284-5611, Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street with Tesl. 282 0562, Emond and Conroy Funeral Home run by Frank X Emond and J P Conroy with 284-5511 and 282-1818.
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Tesl
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J.P. Conroy
Hot Night Brings 21 Arrests In OOB
Old Orchard Beach police report 21 arrests after a warm evening described by Chief Richard Lamb as overactive drinkers. Names withheld until Aug. 2 court appearances. Arrests occurred across town with no injuries or property damage reported. most stemmed from telephone complaints and were deemed unrelated.
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Old Orchard Beach
Richard Lamb
Warren Morgan
Seven Arrested Through Mutual Aid Agreement
Saco Police aided by Biddeford and Old Orchard Beach police under a new mutual aid pact arrested seven men after a disturbance at Funtown on Route 1 Sunday night. Suspects include Dewain Andrews 21 Michael Dunham 21 Thomas Bergeron 24 of Sanford and James Nichols 24 of Freeport all charged with interfering with a police officer. Also charged were Robert Cantin 27 Sanford Scott Brooks 25 Sanford and David Gagne 19 Springvale with resisting arrest escaping custody. They face Saco District Court on Thursday. Gagne allegedly escaped from the station via a restroom window before later surrendering.
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Saco
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
Funtown
Springvale-Sanford
Dewain Andrews
Michael Dunham
Thomas E. Bergeron
Sanford
James H Nichols
Freeport
Goose Rocks Beach Fire Fair Draws Crowd Despite Rain
Fairgoers attended the Goose Rocks Beach Fire Company's annual event as rain soaked crowds. Firemen praised volunteers, offering antique engine rides, sponge games, an auction of odd items, pony rides, a baseball throw, and a fortune tent while raising funds for a new firehouse land, rescue gear, and a rear fire escape.
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Goose Rocks Beach
John Ritchie
Richard Oliver
Hilda
Hag
Goose Rocks Beach Fire Company
Juveniles Nabbed in Old Orchard Beach Garage Break
Three youths were arrested early Sunday morning in Old Orchard Beach after a break at Lands Garage. One of two cars involved was stopped. a second car fled the scene with unknown occupants. A paper dispenser was reported missing by the garage owner.
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Old Orchard Beach
Land's Garage
Boat thefts and barn break-in probe in Saco marina
Saco police investigated weekend thefts at Marston's Marina with two boat owners reporting items stolen including a $450 tape deck and tackle box from Ron Boutet of Pine Ridge Road and a $75 stereo deck from Arnold Martineau of Keene New Hampshire. Officers also probe a barn break-in at Dr. Warren Hill's Watson Hill Road property and the theft of an outboard motor.
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Saco
Thefe
Marston
Ron Boutet
Pine Ridge Road
Arnold Martineau
Keene
N.H
Warren Hill
Watson Hill Road
Doll Houses Sold From Maine Barn Share Craft Boom
Portland seller Folsom offers unfinished doll houses sold as kits or complete pieces. Catalogs describe birch plywood and pine details with hinged doors and room layouts from three to five rooms and even a three story town house. Orders come from coast to coast as Christmas demand rises and a helper assists packing. He aims to meet holiday orders despite busy hours and lingering worries about fulfillment.
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Portland St
Folsom
Holl House
Maine
Hingham
Watergate testimony details 1972 break in and key figures
Testimony describes a $300000 budgeted political intelligence system run by the reelection committee with links to Jeb Magruder and Haldeman. Strachan says he knew little beyond Magruder’s details and reports to Haldeman. Dean and Ehrlichman, slated to testify, face immunity as investigations proceed.
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Watergate
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Strachan
Magruder
Haldeman
John W. Dean III
White House
Dean
Senate
Biddeford relights completes three phase street program
Central Maine Power District Manager Kenneth G Small presented the last incandescent light removed from a Pool Street pole to Mayor Gilbert Boucher and Councilman Robert Belair who chairs the street lighting committee. Since May 1972 the relighting began replacing 1 005 incandescent lights with 999 mercury lamps across the city.
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Biddeford
Pool Street
Gilbert Boucher
Robert Belair
Central Maine Power District
Kenneth G. Small
CMP
Edward Flaherty
Christopher ‘Ouch
Khadafy Resignation Backed Amid Libyan Rally Crackdown
Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy faced pressure as thousands gathered in Benghazi to urge him to stay in office amid tension with Egypt over a proposed union. The cabinet reportedly resigned alongside Khadafy, while Sadat signaled continued leadership.
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Benghazi
Libya
Muammar Khadafy
Egypt
Khadafy
The
Egyp
Ghazi
Revolutionary Command Council
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Weather Forces Balloon Flight Postponement
TRENTON AP A Bob Sparks recreation director at a Pennsylvania resort hotel plans a solo Atlantic balloon flight that could take five days. The launch from Bar Harbor airport was postponed due to abnormal weather across Bar Harbor North Atlantic and European coast. Skeletal details describe an 80 foot helium balloon and a 506 pound aluminum gondola as conditions improve.
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Trenton
Bob Sparks
Sparks
Tion
Pennsylvania
Poconos
Atlantic
Vincent Cardone
New York University
Bar Harbor
North Atlantic
Mark Semich
Man Is Charged In Auto Deaths In Florida Case
In Tampa Florida two young sisters Roxanne Caton 13 and Robyn Caton 5 were struck and killed by a car in a deliberate hit and run. Raymond Alwyn McMahon 31 surrendered to police in Baxley and faces two counts of first degree murder. Curtis Caton 12 was injured.
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Tampa
Fila
Baxley
Raymond Alwyn McMahon
Appling
J. B ‘Red’ Carter
McMahon
Florida
Roxanne Caton
Robyn
Caton
Curtis Caton
Corporals Rise in State Police Ranks in Maine Ceremony
In Waterville, sixty state troopers and detectives will be promoted to the new rank of corporal at a Maine Criminal Justice Academy ceremony. The corporal rating, created within the Maine Department of Public Safety, sits between troopers and sergeants. The 60 new corporals will stay in their current posts but take on limited supervisory duties.
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Waterville
Maine Criminal Justice Academy
Maine Department of Public Safety
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Smithwheel Rd
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