Berkeley Students Trim Hair as Campus Style Shifts
A nationwide AP survey finds college men moving toward neater looks with shorter hair and tailored jeans while preserving some casual wear. Barbers report busier shops and stores stock cor duroy slacks and nylon shirts as students swap olive drab for stylish outfits and neck jewelry after spring break.
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University of California At Berkeley
Associated Press
Roger Howard
University of Wisconsin
David Graff
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Florida
Hair trends shift as Biddeford barbers evolve to styling centers
Paul Houde runs P N D s now a unisex hair center with his two sons Norman and Donald in Biddeford at 80 Birch St. The piece notes changes from classic barber shops to styling salons and cites The Razor's Edge owner Richard Lewin on industry growth and shifts in customer preference.
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Paul Houde
Ron Martin
Foss St
Biddeford
Vermont
Ron
Rom P.n.&D.’S
Birch St
P.n.&d
New Times
Paul
Norman
Donald
Richard Lewin
Razor's Edge
Kennebunk
Lewin
Port adopts 9 p.m. curfew for 15 and under
Kennebunkport selects 9 p.m. curfew for all youths 15 and younger with exceptions for work or travel to a destination. The ordinance, approved after a public hearing with 19 to 2 in favor, carries a $10 first offense fine for parents and $25 for subsequent offenses. Police pledge careful enforcement and fair handling to curb late night disturbances.
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Peter Kingsley
Kennebunkport
Selectmen
Stedman Seavey
John Prescott
Dock Square
Prescott
Biddeford
Alexander Brook III
Ambassador Meloy Feared Kidnapped In Beirut Front Line
American Ambassador Francis E. Meloy Jr disappeared while crossing the Beirut Moslem Christian front. He was en route to meet President-elect Elias Sarkis in Hasmiyeh district. Waring and the driver were with him. armed gunmen suspected. Militias on both sides helped search as uncertainty lingered.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Francis E. Meloy Jr
U.S
Meloy
Elias Sarkis
Hasmiyeh
Christofer Ross
Robert O. Waring
Zoheir Moghbrabi
Waring
Palestine Liberation Army
Phalangist
National Liberal Party
Tiger
Sarkis
Baboon embryo transfer yields healthy baby in breakthrough
Scientists report a healthy baboon baby born after transferring an early embryo to a surrogate mother. The work, done by Kraemer Moore and Kramen at Texas institutions, aims to model pregnancy and raises ethical questions about human surrogacy. The birth occurred after about 170 days gestation by cesarean section.
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Washington
Texas A&m University
Duane C. Kraemer
Science
Kraemer
Gary T. Moore
Martin A. Kramen
Moore
The
Southwest Foundation For Research and Education
San Antonio
Tex
Kramen
University of Texas At San Antonio
Saco Sees Crime Decline With New Programs
Saco Acting Police Chief Alberick Martin reports crime fell 9.3 percent in 1975 and 14.4 percent in the first five months of 1976. He cites a youth aid officer, plainclothes detectives, three cruisers on duty 4 p m to 8 a m, and a new intern as key factors. Only motor vehicle offenses and assaults rose, with six of 11 motor vehicle crimes solved in 1976 and all nine 1975 offenses unsolved. assaults dropped to three in early 1975 and all were solved.
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Saco
Alberick Martin
Martin
Artin
Charles Labonte
Cooperatin
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
Mary King
South Portland
On This Day in History 1963 1897 1920 Bicentennial events noted
Historical highlights mark Valentina Tereshkova orbit in 1963 and Lincoln speech in 1858. Alaska gold rush news 1897 and League of Nations meeting 1920 are recalled. FBI warns on 13 mailed bombs and extortion letters to firms. Augusta lawmakers push photo IDs for State House staff.
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Valentina Tereshkova
Soviet Union
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Alaska
Bonanza Creek
Council of the
League of Nations
St. James Palace
London
Washington
FBI
Clarence Kelley
U.S
Kelley
Augusta
John L. Martin
Eagle Lake
Chuckle Cartoon Snapshot From Biddeford Saco Journal
Briefment describes the humorous take on middle age as when emotions fade and symptoms emerge in a lighthearted editorial flourish. The item reflects a local cartoonish moment in the Biddeford Saco Journal readers page.
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G.G. Labelle
P.N
Don Turgeon
Kennebunk Pond
Ourna
Port
No-Man’s Land
Scientific Journal
Susan Morrison
Boston Harbor
State House
Dear Abby
Maine
Biddeford - Saco
Journal
National
New England