Lifesaving crisis center to open with YCCS funding
Amanda, a york county resident, sought help at Webber Hospital in Biddeford after a suicide attempt. A York County Counseling Services counselor advised her during a one hour talk, guiding her toward treatment. Funding approved by York County commissioners will fund a crisis center in Biddeford and rehiring a psychiatric social worker, expanding YCCS from five to twelve programs with 96 staff and a $12 million budget helping about 10,000 people last year.
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Amanda
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
York County Counseling Services
YCCS
York County
Richard Carbonneau
Carbonneau
Sanford
Fishermen oppose island use lease plan near Cape Porpoise
Coast Guard and Interior propose a long term lease of Goat Island 3.5 acres to Kennebunkport for recreation but Cape Porpoise fishermen oppose including automation and keeping the lighthouse manned. They fear vandalism if automated and want the building and caretaker control. The town seeks terms of the lease and wants fishermen’s petition reviewed.
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Peter Kingsley
Kennebunkport
Coast Guard
U.S. Department of the Interior
Goat Island
Conservation Commission
Sue Albrecht
Cape Porpoise
Ronald Leach
Michael Cain
Albrecht
Leach
Selectmen
Boats Island
Folley
Coast
Recreation Department
Miss Albrecht
Hays Emerges From Coma Delay On Resignation
Rep Wayne Hays wakes from coma after sleeping pills overdose amid payro l sex scandal doctors say recovery in 10 days probable and resignation vote postponed. Colleen Gardner alleges Rep John Young offered higher pay for sex as ethics inquiry looms in Washington.
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Barnesville
Ohio
Wayne Hays
Hays
Richard Phillips
Phillips
Pat
Washington
Capitol Hill
John Young
Texas Democrat
Colleen Gardner
Young
Sol Z. Rosen
Corpus Christi
Office Clerk Seeks Exemption From Collections Joke
A man at the office says he would not object to no raise if he could be excused from office collections. The remark appears in a lighthearted item in the local column.
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John Young
O'Neill
Young
Today in History highlights from June 11 1976 events
On this day 1942 saw a lend lease pact between the United States and the Soviet Union to aid the Soviet war effort. In 1859 a prospector claimed the Comstock Lode in Nevada yielding ore valued at over 300 million dollars. In 1963 George Wallace allowed Black students at the University of Alabama in Montgomery as National Guard stood by. In 1964 Greece rejected direct Cyprus talks with Turkey. In 1970 the U S military left Wheelus Air Force Base Libya 19 days early.
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Associated Press
United States
Soviet Union
Six Mile Canyon
Nevada
Comstock Lode
Alabama
George Wallace
Rmit
University of Alabama
Ontgomery
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
U.S
Libya
Wheelus Air Force Base
Longet Court Entry Sparks Door Closure Debate
French-born actress Claudine Longet and attorney Charles Weedman arrive at Aspen Pitkin County Courthouse for a fourth degree manslaughter hearing over the shooting of ski racer Spider Sabich. Judge orders doors closed for plea. prosecutor warns media may rely on attorneys for interpretation.
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Aspen, Cole
Claudine Longet
Charles Weedman
Aspen Pitkin County
Miss Longet
Spider’’ Sabich
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