Wally urges firing SAD 71 sup t to reform Kennebunk schools
Kennebunk leaders debate dissolving SAD 71 after a school study panel member, David Walley, proposed replacing Superintendent Arthur Hedberg. The remark drew pushback from committee chair Jean Harriman and Hedberg, who said he is disappointed. Alternatives include vouchers, a local high school, or a regional union, with costs and impact on students debated by residents.
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Kennebunk
SAD
Arthur Hedberg
David Walley
Kennebunkport
Wally
Hedberg
Jean Harriman
Dave
Harriman
Bao
Berwick Academy
Biddeford High School
Ple
Marylin Stavros
Seh
Robert Lewin
Maremont Summit Ends In Standoff
Governor Longley met with Defense Department and Maremont officials in Laco to discuss the Belgian machine gun contract award. No side budged despite two hours of talks as court action continues. The dispute centers on Buy America Act compliance and the Army testing results.
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James Longley
Defense Department
Maremont
Laco
Berge Thomasian
Thomasian
Maine
Longley
Ford
Army
Edward Miller
David Hardison
Attorney Mahoney faces possible six month to year suspension
Portland lawyer Lawrence Mahoney, 44, could lose his license after a disciplinary hearing on tax evasion convictions for failing to file returns in 1969 1971 and 1972 totaling 313 000. Assistant AG Robert Raymond urged disbarment or suspension, noting a long pattern of behavior and a prior 60 day jail term. Gerald Petrucelli argued Mahoney has already been punished and should not be scapegoated.
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Portland
Maine
Robert Raymond
Lawrence Mahoney
Raymond
Maine Supreme Court
Sidney W. Wernick
Mahoney
Old Fort Road
Kennebunkport
U.S. District Court
Edward T. Gignoux
Gerald Petrucelli
Aides tour candidate Rolde as party unifier
Neil Rolde campaigned in Portland at his headquarters offering drinks and hors d oeuvres as staff praised him as personable and able to unify the crowded 1st District race. Volunteers were recruited and described Rolde as the kind of candidate who can sit down and talk. Continuous coverage noted page continuation.
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Maine
Neil Rolde
Rolde
Today in History June 2 1976 events and notes
On this date across history the coronation of Elizabeth II in 1953 at Westminster Abbey, Maine enacting a prohibition law in 1851, citizenship granted to all Americans in 1924, U S bomber base operations in 1944, the Kennedys in Paris in 1961, and the 1980s arrest of Juan Corona in California after 23 migrant workers were found buried.
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Associates Press
Britain
Elizabeth II
Westminster Abbey
Ndton
Maine
Congress
United States
John Kennedy
Paris
Juan Corona
Yuba City
Calif
Police probe Plymouth Rock blast in Mass
Police in Plymouth Mass seek the blast suspect at the historic Plymouth Rock site Tuesday night. ATF agent Arthur Montuori says no group has claimed responsibility and no indication of pranks or political motive. He suspects dynamite but does not know the amount. FBI maintains contact with investigators.
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Mass
Plymouth Rock
Arthur Montuori
Boston
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms
Montuori
FBI
Cartoon and Classifieds Page Snapshot
A compact page segment shows cartoons, classifieds, community notices, a crossword puzzle, Dear Abby, editorials, horoscopes, and a TV viewer quote about toothpaste and commercials. The layout includes Maine and New England coverage with national and world sections and a weather snippet.
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Stephen Muskie
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Saco
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