Pepperell buildings eyed for Saco Tanning deal
Saco Tanning Corp may purchase or lease idle West Point Pepperell structures in Biddeford and Pepperell. Building two along Lincoln Street is a focus, with no comment from officials. Biddeford officials report no title transfer record yet filed.
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John Surran
Saco Tanning Corp
Saco
West Point Pepperell Corp
Saco Tanning
Lincoln Street
West Point
Pepperell
Biddeford
Henry
A. Truslow
Alfred
Biddeaford Acencemre
British Strikers Return To Work Amid Debate On Monday Action
London unions released five jailed longshoremen and ordered a 24 hour strike for Monday to protest Heath's industrial relations law. Port workers returned to loading ships while railway and airline traffic normalized. negotiations over job redundancy payments faced criticism as dockers and regional unions weigh further action.
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London
New Labor Court
Heathrow
Engineering Workers’ Union
Printers’ Union
Hull
Swansea
Cardiff
Liverpool
Edward Heath
Une Now
House of Amen
Lords Judicial Committee
Ain
Pentonvilles
Labor Management Committee
Dockers
North Viet Nam rejects renewed U S ceasefire appeal
Paris dispatch reports North Viet Namese negotiator Xuan Thuy dismissing a fresh U S ceasefire push as unconstructive. Thuy demands an immediate end to mining and bombing in South Vietnam and a return to coalition talks under the Viet Cong seven point plan. Porter urged talks on prisoner exchange and future troop withdrawal.
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Paris
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Nixon
U.S
William J. Porter
Porter
Thuy
United States
South Vietnam
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Pham Dang Lam
Vietnam helicopter crash death toll finally disclosed
Reports reveal 50 South Vietnamese Marines were killed in a July 11 crash during a landing north of Quang Tri. Thirty one U S Marine helicopters brought in a South Vietnamese battalion and most aircraft were damaged by ground fire amid misdirected B 52 strikes.
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Saigon
Quang Tri City
Mander
U.S. Marine Corps
7Th Fleet
U.S. Command
U.S
Eagleton Signals Possible Withdrawal From Ticket
Senator Thomas F. Eagleton says he would voluntarily leave the Democratic ticket if his cancer of credibility fears clash with voters over past medical problems. He indicated a gut feeling that his candidacy could be untenable and noted a possible replacement would be chosen by the party.
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Honolulu
Thomas F. Eagleton
George McGovern
Eagleton
McGovern
Los Angeles
Missouri
Earthquake Shakes Los Angeles Ventura County Area
A 3.8 magnitude quake struck at 5 30 p m Wednesday rattling parts of Los Angeles and Ventura counties. No damage was reported though many residents called police. The tremor’s epicenter was about 80 miles north of the LA basin near Gorman per USC seismology lab. The note mentions a prior February 8 1971 quake of 6 5 magnitude.
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Los Angeles
Ventura
Los Angeles Basin
Gorman
University of Southern California Seismology Laboratory
Southern California
Space Shuttle contract awarded to North American Rockwell
North American Rockwell Corp wins a $2.6 billion NASA contract to build five Space Shuttle orbiters over six years. The Downey California Space Division will deliver two test craft in 1976 and 1978 flight-ready vehicles, enabling NASA to begin operations by 1980. The project is expected to create up to 60,000 jobs in California over a decade.
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Washington
North American
Rockwell Corp
Space Division
Downey
Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
California
Rocketdyne Division
Canogan Park
John V. Tunney
Dlalif
Citadel Falls Under Heavy Casualties As Marines Take Over
Reports from Quang Tri indicate badly mauled South Vietnamese paratroopers retreat with dead and wounded after heavy losses at the Citadel. US adviser notes 150 casualties daily as Marines replace paratroopers and hold positions east of the provincial capital. Fire Base Bastogne near Hue also abandoned after relentless shelling. over 3,000 rounds hit in two days.
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Saigon
Quang Tri
U.S
Associated Press
Dennis Neeld
Tte Field
Bastogne
Hue
U S May Have Hit North Vietnam Dikes
State Department officials say U S bombs may have struck North Vietnamese dikes but were not deliberate targets and caused only minor, incidental damage. Spokesmen rebut claims of heavy damage and accuse Hanoi of exploiting flooding to blame the United States. The Nixon administration has withheld aerial photos.
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Washington
U.S
North Vietnam
State Department
Charlies W. Bray
Sman
Uni States
Bray
United States
Nixon
Style returns teased in party quip
A lighthearted moment as one guest compliments a dress and ponders whether the vintage style will ever come back, sparking a brief exchange about fashion cycles at the gathering.
Last in a series on Sen George McGovern
The Journal runs the final installment in its series on Senator George McGovern, outlining his impact and perspectives. The feature traces his influence on national politics and the New England political landscape across the closing segment.
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Abby
George McGovern
New England
Fischer
Arthur Descoteaux
Biddeford High School
Portland
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