Cowgirls Save Runaway Horses Near Journal Building
Linda Eldredge and Nancy Kimball, two Alfred women, halted traffic as three horses, a mare and two colts, ran loose past the Journal office. They lured and corralled the animals near Roger's Sports Shop, ending the erratic chase.
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Pets Foiled Pony Escape At Biddeford Street Scene
Linda and Nancy joined motorists in a frantic chase as Cheyenne the mare and her two Shetland ponies Petite and Peanut bolted. A truck driver helping Nancy corralled the horse by its bridle while a Biddeford officer watched the roundup from his car. The ponies, owned by Lucy Breault, roam near 63 Western Ave. and are described as pets that sometimes escape from pasture behind the Hi Way Steer House.
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Lucy Breault
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Loch Ness Expedition Tests First To Seek Monster
The New York Times reports on the Academy of Applied Science Loch Ness Expedition in Scotland. Dr Harold E Edgerton leads a 4 member team testing sonar and underwater photography to identify any skeletal remains of the Loch Ness Monster without harming it.
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Jobless Rate Falls as Inflation Eases in May
Washington AP reports unemployment dropped to 7.3 percent in May with joblessness down 180,000 from April while wholesale prices rose only 0.3 percent. The May data show 6.9 million unemployed and total employment up 300,000 to 87.7 million, signaling a modestly expanding economy amid easing inflation.
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Labor Department
Saco fights sea to stop erosion at Camp Ellis
Saco city officials seek federal aid to curb Camp Ellis erosion despite an Army Corps finding the project costlier than its benefits. The Corps estimated a maximum $91,200 in savings, while proposed fixes range from a $1 million retaining wall to a $2.4 million sand beach replacement. Dexter plans to file a counterresponse within 30 days, arguing the figures and economic justification.
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Fresh Air children due in July
Fresh Air Fund families in Maine await NYC children for two week visits. Kennebunk Rotary chairwoman Mrs. Holbrook says hosts welcome urban kids, with transport and insurance covered by the fund. The program serves 15 000 kids across nearly 3 000 towns, seeking past participants to locate them for a bicentennial check in.
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New York City
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On This Date in History June 4 1976 Events
Highlights include the Battle of Midway beginning in 1942 marking Japan's first major defeat, Ford's early Detroit car drive in 1896, Blum's Socialist government in France in 1936, Peron’s 1946 inauguration in Argentina, NATO Brussels meeting post France withdrawal, and recent political shifts in Greece and Vietnam.
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Hays Faces DOJ Suit Over Public Funds and Scandal
Ohio congressman Wayne Hays may face a U S Department of Justice lawsuit to recover payments to Elizabeth Ray, a woman on his staff. Hays has stepped down from a leadership post amid the ethics uproar as Ray reportedly writes a memoir titled The Washington Fringe Benefit detailing alleged encounters.
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Wayne Hays
U.S
Justice Department
Elizabeth Ray
Hays
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Notebook weighs high school success at Biddeford and Thornton
Journal sportswriter Steven Dandy analyzes how fans judge past season outcomes for Biddeford High and Thornton Academy in The Notebook on page 11. Also on page 11, Boston’s Luis Tiant earns his seventh win in an 8-2 Red Sox victory over the Yankees, and coverage of Bernie Carbo trade to Milwaukee for Bobby Darwin and Tomary plus preview of NBA Finals Game 5 Celtics versus Suns.
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Tomary
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Texas man owned gold mine that produced oil instead
A Texas resident owned a gold mine that proved unprofitable as instead of gold it yielded oil. The oddity highlights a curious property venture from the era.
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