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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1975

Page

5

Free Enterprise In School Lineup

A New Hampshire filmstrip program on free enterprise targets fourth to ninth graders, showing three scenarios including a boy earning a bicycle. The kits, approved by state education officials, face criticism for perceived bias while supporters call them a useful teaching aid to accompany broader economics education.

Concord N.H New Hampshire Business and Industry Association of New Hampshire State Board of Education State Department of Education Newell J. Paire National Schools Committee For Economic Education, Inc Old Greenwich Conn Morgan Reichner Maryland Nevada South Carolina Business and Industry Association Paul Goldsmith Association New Hampshire Education Association The Teachers’ Union Lawrence Cole University of New Hampshire Cole New Hampshire Council On Economic Education Joint Council Joint Economic Council Reichner William Bittenbender New Hampshire Board of Education Bittenbender Chrysler Corp

Vermont proposes trade hub at Mount Snow ski resort

Vermont officials expect Mount Snow in West Dover to host a meeting with a Soviet delegate and American industry leaders to discuss a trade fair next year. Governor Salmon will greet Vasily Sofronchuk and two Soviet trade officials as Norman James touts southern Vermont as a convenient, contiguous site to New England centers. The American group includes Salmon, Mark Fleischmann, and Alan Fleischmann.

West Dover Vermont Thomas P. Salmon Norman James New England Mount Snow Salmon Russia Vasily Sofronchuk United Nations Mark Alan Fleischmann

Dairymen Hear Washington Needed Help At Vermont Hearings

Nearly 100 witnesses testify as New England dairymen press for federal action amid a cost-price squeeze. Vermont official Leo O’Brien and other state and regional agriculture leaders appear in Burlington to urge Congress to craft a veto-proof parity bill addressing credit, energy costs, and the brucellosis outbreak.

Burlington New England Vermont Washington U.S. House Agriculture Committee James M. Jeffords Kvt Congress Jeffords Earl Butz O'Brien Butz Ford Buzz Farmers Home Administration

Governors In Accord On Development Plans

The New England Regional Commission governors decide to spend 5.4 million dollars in federal funds over the coming year on economic development and energy programs. The plan includes funding markets for underused fish and speeding the Boston to Washington train.

Boston New England Regional Commission Washington New England Ella Grasso Connecticut James Longley Maine Congress Eeee Russell F. Merriman Commission Philip Noel Rhode Island Federal Commission

Insurance Plan labeled by N H official as worst for state workers

Concords health and welfare commissioner Frank Whaland testifies that New Hampshire provides its 7 000 state employees the worst health protection plan available. He attacks the major medical coverage as woefully weak while noting $10 000 annual major medical funds vanish quickly.

Concord N.H Frank Whaland New Hampshire Robert Flanders Flanders New Hampshire-Vermont Blue Cross Blue Shield

LPG Shipments Under Scrutiny in Portsmouth

Portsmouth City Atty. Peter Loughlin says he is investigating ways to regulate LPG road shipments through the city as Sea-3 Co. begins tank truck deliveries. He notes the city cannot bar trucks carrying the volatile fuel within limits.

Portsmouth, N.H Portsmouth Peter Loughlin Sea-3 Co Newington Ughlin

Boating Death Investigated Near Maine Border

Police investigate the death of Martin Boyle 44 of Holbrook Massachusetts after an accident on De pot Pond near the Maine border. He was swimming when struck by a boat. An abandoned boat was found later as the investigation continues. Boyle's body was recovered about an hour after the 4 p.m. report. The cause of death is pending.

Milton N.H Martin Boyle Holbrook Mass Depot Pond Maine Boyle

Thomson To Discuss Election On TV Debate Night

Gov. Meldrim Thomson planned a televised discussion on the New Hampshire Senate dispute reacting to Sen. Tomas McIntyre. The programs on WMUR-TV and WENH-TV feature Wyman and Durkin rivals with invitations for rebuttal and a debate under a fairness doctrine rather than equal time.

Concord N.H Meldrim Thomson New Hampshire Senate Rense Toiven Tomas McIntyre Wmur-Tv Manchester Wenh-Tv Durham McIntyre Louis C. Wyman John A. Durkin Thomson Wyman Tom Richman WENH WMUR Richman

Harvard Medical Student On Probation After Admission Lie

Barry H. Brooks of Boston, a Harvard medical student, was denied a degree after lying about his parents being dead on his application. Dr. Alvin Poussaint, dean of student affairs, said Brooks will be on probation for a year.

Boston Harvard Prestioe Alvin Poussaint Barry H. Brooks

Refugees Begin Long Adjustment in Connecticut Village

More than 150 Vietnamese refugees in Connecticut face work, English and housing hurdles after fleeing Saigon. Families sponsored by local committees receive aid from sponsors like Dr. Gilbert Whiteman, with multilingual classes and community meals helping adaptation in Cheshire and Guilford.

Cheshire, Conn la van Truong Saigon U.S Truong Connecticut Vietnam West Hartford Cathy Zatkowski Cheshire Committee of Welcome Progreme Nguyen van Hong Guilford South Vietnam Guam Hong North Guilford Miles Laboratories West Haven Gilbert Whiteman Whitemans Hoang Song Liem Air Force Whiteman Kenneth Lester State Department of Education Simsbury Lester Liem Mai

Murder Suspect Jailed in Exeter District Court

James E. Jones charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of James Folland, a 51 year old Exeter tavern proprietor. He was ordered held without bail at Rockingham County Jail after a Thursday arraignment. An August 4 probable cause hearing was set.

Exeter N.H James E. Jones Rockingham County Brentwood Edward Gage Jones Exeter District Court Norwich Conn State Gage New Hampshire James Folland Folland

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