Saco votes for Allerest dump bond as court questions loom
Saco voters narrowly approve a $147,000 dump bond labeled Allerest to cover the polluted site. The measure could be used if the BEP suit against the city is resolved favorably and a court order to cover is issued, or it may prove moot if the court orders digs or other actions.
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Saco
Superior Court
Board of Environmental Protection
BEP
Buxton Road
Neglected protection risks polio comeback in future
The article warns that skipping polio immunization endangers lasting disease control. It cites Jonas Salk's 1953 vaccine and notes the National Health Center estimates five million American children lack polio and measles immunization, across income groups, risking renewed outbreaks.
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Jonas Salk
United States
National Health Center
Atlanta
American Academy of Pediatrics
Stand by for news from Mars by Paul Harvey
The essay celebrates NASA Viking missions to Mars with remote exploration and public anticipation of July Fourth landings. It traces Mars science history from telescope to Mariner Nine, notes Mars as geologically alive with past water, and highlights the potential for life while acknowledging practical daily-life impact.
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Paul Harvey
Los Angeles Times
Mars
Mankind
H.G. Wells
Orson Wells
Mariner Nine
Earth
Martian
Capitol Hill telephone clash tests consumer choice
Washington coverage details a feud over homeowners buying telephone gear versus paying carriers. FCC says more competition lowers costs. AT&T and Bell System push legislation amid a national lobbying drive led by John deButts and top executives.
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Jack Anderson
Ith
Les Whitten
Washington
Congress
Brouhaha
American Telephone and Telegrap
John deButts
Capitol Hill
FCC
Bell Bigwigs
Senate Commerce
Warren Magnuson
D.-Wash
Senate Communications
John Pastore
D.R.I
Deputts
Pastore
Vance Hartke
D.-Ind
Teno Roncalio
D.-Wyo
Bell System
At&t
New York State
Shelton
Turner Shelton
Nicaragua
Casablanca
U.S
State Department
Managua
Ford seeks foreign policy edge in looming election
President Ford aims to demonstrate world leadership with a seven nation summit in Puerto Rico at June’s end and a potential September Geneva peace conference on the Middle East. He faces risk from Syria’s Lebanon intervention and U.S. criticisms of Israeli settlements, amid a tough campaign against Reagan and Carter.
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James Reston
N.Y
Washington
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Puerto Rico
Middle East
Geneva
Mr. Ford
William Scranton
United States
Israel
East Jerusalem
Por
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Kissinger
Roosevelt
Dewey
United Nations
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Federal Communications Commission
Bahamas
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Bermuda
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