Humphrey Ends Presidential Bid as Carter Gains Momentum
Hubert Humphrey concedes that Carter is virtually certain to win the Democratic nomination, ending his long bid for the presidency after years of near-misses. The Minnesota senator, aged 65, had stayed out of the five month primary race while signaling readiness if the convention turned to him.
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Port selectmen seek state aid for full-time tax assessor
Kennebunkport residents approved a plan to form a single tax assessing unit with a full-time certified assessor. The measure, supported by Selectman Day and others, will shift assessing duties from the three-part-time board. Funding includes about $16,000 in annual salary and costs, with CETA funds covering the first year. A dissenting resident argued against professionalism, but the motion passed amid broad support from townspeople.
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Orr signs with Chicago Black Hawks in record contract
Bobby Orr signs a reported 3 million dollar five year deal with the Chicago Black Hawks becoming the NHLs highest paid player. He is undergoing medical tests for a possible knee operation after five prior surgeries and may retire if another operation is needed. The full Orr story appears on page 13.
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Delegates Rally Behind Carter in Democratic Race
Delegates flood to Jimmy Carter with the Georgia farmer nearing a first ballot nomination. Carter tops with 1,514 pledged delegates and gains endorsements from major Democrats as the party unites for the July convention.
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Harmony urged in city Pool planning at Biddeford Pool
The Maine Department of Conservation asks Biddeford to conduct professional planning and engage Pool residents as it weighs public ownership of the Marie-Joseph Academy property. Opponents fear finance, environmental harm, traffic, and vandalism. The department seeks justification, a concept plan, a management plan, and a financial plan before recommending acquisition.
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Biddeford Saco Journal Teases Wise Advice
Today's chuckle notes that good advice often clashes with personal plans, reflecting the paper's light humor. The column hints at common advice versus individual goals with a tongue in cheek remark.
Study says some alcoholics can return to normal drinking
A new study claims some alcoholics may resume normal drinking without higher relapse risk than abstainers, though several treatment specialists dispute the finding. They warn alcohol is a drug and relapse risk remains high for many.
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