Biddeford Considers Airport Industrial Park Feasibility
Edward C. Jordan Co engineers say renainery studies indicate Biddeford could develop an Airport Industrial Park on a 62 acre tract off Route 1. city officials note findings cover engineering feasibility, not final economics, with cost estimates due August 1 and a review meeting for final decisions.
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Thornton Facing Financial Trouble
Saco City Council tabled action on contracting with Thornton Academy after questions about exclusivity and tuition funding. Councilors argued for private-school competition while the academy warned of revenue losses and potential impact on operating costs. Superintendent Cushman to draft contract ahead of Aug. 5 meeting. zoning variance moratorium was denied pending planning board review.
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James Ward
Ward
Charles Fenderson
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Thornton
Ronald Ayotte
Searles
Howard Cushman
Zoning Appeals Board
Planning Board
Old Orchard Beach approves teacher pay raise and benefits
A new contract increases base pay for bachelor degree holders by 500 to 7350 in 1975 76 with 11 year maximums and raises to 7850 in 1975 76 plus higher master pay up to 11945 75. The plan adds 192 steps first year and 11 steps by 1975 with a 5 percent per step increase. Longevity rises to 20 years, and resignations and coaching changes follow the signing.
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St Clair dodges questions on Nixon tapes ruling
Laguan Beach Calif AP James D St Clair Nixon Watergate lawyer deflected about 10 questions at a televised news conference on whether Nixon will abide by the Supreme Court ruling on the latest Watergate tapes case He said he would not reveal legal plans or offer opinions on the decision and refused to say whether Nixon might plead the Fifth Amendment or surrender tapes absent the ruling Jaworski seeks 64 more tapes for trials set for Sept 9 involving seven aides and campaign officials Continued on Page 2 Col 4 St Clair
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Supreme Court
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Saco Accepts Scontras Contract
The Saco City Council voted 5 to 1 to approve a contract with developer Nicholas Scontras to connect Wildwood housing to city sewerage at his expense. Scontras will build a pumping station, lay a six inch force main along Wildwood Drive to Ferry Road, link to an abandoned eight inch water main, and connect to the city gravity main. He will cover pumping and sewer maintenance costs. The city retains rights to the abandoned pipe and will take over once the pumping station serves Ferry Road residents. A June 4 vote had approved a different version. Mayor Braley criticized the final document as discriminatory and a potential burden on the city treasury.
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Wildwood
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Wildwood Drive
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Berton Braley
Braley
Clerides Named Cyprus President As Turmoil Persists
Glafcos Clerides, former speaker, was sworn to lead Cyprus replacing the ousted Makarios amid a Turkish invasion and new fighting near Kyrenia. Nikos Sampson, who followed Makarios, said Clerides’ experience suits the crisis as Turkey again demands partition and UN troops oversee a fragile cease fire. The British Defense Ministry reported ongoing clashes as a Royal Navy task force evacuates about 2,500 foreigners from the northern coast.
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Turkey
Kyrenia
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Clerides
House of Representatives
National Guard
Nikos Sampson
Sampson
Mediterranean
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London
Royal Navy
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New York
Steam Car To Trolley Finds Home At Seashore Museum
Kennebunkport welcomed an MBTA streamlined street car, number 3019, saved from scrapping after an 88 mile haul from Boston. Built in 1941 by Pullman Standard, the car was rescued by Seashore Trolley Museum volunteers and will operate for educational tours in Maine. Boston’s MBTA has phased out the model, with about 290 in service before the retirement.
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Seashore Trolley Museum
Boston
Metropolitan Boston Transit Authority
MBTA
Pullman Standard Co
Worcester Mass
Peter Folger
Mark Foreman
Mike Lennon
Dan Cohen
Trolley Museum to Replace 3019 With Vertol MBTA Car
The Brighton Newton Watertown line marks 3019 replacement as the space age drives transit upgrades. Trolley Museum Director Richard Lane notes the 33 year old car is in good shape and should operate once the motor is reassembled by volunteers. Dan Cohen aids in the restoration, reflecting a committee driven shift from trolley use to buses and cars.
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Trolley Museum
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