Death notice for David W Hunt 14 Hollis drowning
Funeral services were held for David W Hunt of Hollis who drowned June 15 at Deer Pond. Born in Portland on July 14, 1958, he was the son of Clark A and Donna Hunt. Survived by two brothers Richard and Dennis, paternal grandmother Ada Sawyer and maternal grandmother Stella Latham. Interment Gray Village Cemetery.
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David W. Hunt
Hollis
Deer Pond
Wilson Funeral Home
Earl K. Pettibone
Gray Vilage Cemetery
Portland
Clark A
Donna
Latham) Hunt
Bonny Eagle
Buxton
Richard
Dennis Hunt
Ada Sawyer
Stella Latham
False fire alarms plague Bidgeford fire crew
Public safety report lists four false calls overnight at 11:29 p.m. Main and South, 11:58 p.m. Pool and Twin Island Circle, 12:37 a.m. Summer and Myrtle, and 12:47 a.m. West and Marian. Engines four, five, six, and ladder two responded to the first three. only engine six responded to the last.
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Bidgeford
Main
South
Pool
Twin Island Circle
Summer
Myrtle
West and
Marian
Man Arrested on Marijuana Possession Charge in Biddeford
Steven Garnache, 19, of 191 Hillis Beach Road Biddeford, arrested Sunday afternoon by Biddeford police on possession of marijuana. Police said he was growing the cannabis plant in a field off Pool Road and he is free on $100 bail pending trial. A second man was questioned and released after officers had watched the area for weeks on a warrant-based arrest.
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Steven Garnache
Hillis Beach Road
Biddeford
Pool Road
Garnache
Hills Beach Rd
Dick Danforth
Civil Defense Director Leads State Emergency Seminar
Saco Civil Defense Director Leon Libby completed a three day state seminar on emergency preparedness at the Tower Motel in South Portland. He was among 30 civil defense directors from across the state attending sessions on handling hurricanes fires floods sabotage and other emergencies.
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Saco Civil Defense
Leon Libby
New Tower
Portland
Libby
Car stolen in Scarborough found burned on Holmes Road
A car stolen Saturday night from the Broadturn Road backyard of Roger P. Hale in Scarborough was recovered by Saco police on Holmes Road early Sunday. The vehicle was stripped of its engine transmission and tires and found at 4:35 a.m. Sunday.
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Scarborough
Saco
Holmes Road
Roger P. Hale
Broadturn Road
Three car crash on Beach Street in Saco injures drivers
A three car accident on Beach Street in Saco at 7 20 p m Sunday involved Diane L Gerry 25 of 39 Westfield Biddeford Robert L LaPierre 29 of 30 Harding Biddeford and Elaine M Sevigny 19 of 76 Franklin St Saco police reported no injuries were noted in the initial release
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Beach Street
Saco
Diane L. Gerry
Westfield St. Biddeford
Robert L. LaPierre
Harding S
Biddeford
Elaine M. Sevigny
Franklin St
Biddeford Seniors Club Announces Tuesday Special Meeting
President Mrs. Alden Racine says a special Biddeford Senior Citizens Club meeting will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Abraham E. and Fannie J. Ross Community Center on Washington Street.
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Biddeford
Senior Citizens Club
Alden Racine
Abraham E. and Fannie J. Ross
Washington Street
Comet Biela splits in 1846 and fades by 1938 noted
Historical notes record Biela's Comet splitting into two in 1846 and vanishing in 1938. The earliest reference to hop gardens appears with Pepin the Short in 768, father of Charlemagne.
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Biela
Pepin
Charlemagne
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Illness and Death
Jeannette Vachon and Arnold Munson with granddaughters Dawn and Darcey thank relatives and friends for kindness, cards, and support during hospital stay and following Cecil Munson’s death.
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Jeannette Vachon
Arnold Munson
Dawn and
Darcey
Cecil Munson
Funeral Directors Shumway and Gross
Funeral service details for Shumway and Gross, located at 385 Spring Street, Saco. Call 284-5611 for arrangements.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring S&j
Saco
Portland Weather At Night And Tuesday Showers Possible
Portland forecast calls for patchy clouds tonight with a chance of showers in southern and western sections and lows in the 50s. Tuesday expects variable clouds with possible showers in eastern areas and highs in the 70s.
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Portland
New England Temperatures for 24 Hours to AM
Temperature readings across New England and nearby states show varied day conditions. Boston and Providence report warm highs around the low 70s while Hartford and Concord record cooler readings near the 40s to 50s. Nantucket and Chatham reach upper 60s to around 70, with Burlington around 39 to 41 as night cools.
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New England
Chamber Outing Scheduled at 1 P M
Kenneth G Smal president of the Biddeford Saco Chamber of Commerce announced the outing at Biddeford Saco Country Club begins Tuesday at 1 p.m. with co chairs Harry M Wooster Roy MacNaughton and pro Andy Anderson in charge of golf. At 6 p.m. Roland Sylvester and committee will serve a chicken barbecue with all the trimmings reservations remain at the Chamber office Adams
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Kenneth G. Smal
Biddeford
Farley Bill Approved to Require Severance Pay for Relocated Firms
The Maine Senate approved a measure by Rep. Robert Farley to require firms with 100 or more employees relocating out of state to pay one week severance for each year of service, after a five year tenure, with pension-plan exemptions. The bill aims to retain industry, aid workers, and encourage pension adoption, now awaiting gubernatorial action.
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Augusta
Senate
Gallo
Robert Farley
M.ployers
Maine
Lve
Rep. Farley
Farley
Bath Shipbuilders End Week's Strike Sunday
Bath Iron Works workers ratified a revised three year contract ending a week long strike. The 1356 member Local 6 approved the pact by a large margin, with the deal adding 25 cents an hour each year and a tenth paid holiday. Production had halted during the strike but workers began returning at midnight.
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Bath Iron Works Corp
Local 6
Industrial Union of Marine & Shipbuilding Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Eugene L. McCabe
BIW
James F. Goodrich
Alfred Ripley
Goodrich
Ripley
Peacekeeping Copters Hit as Cease Fire Quake Continues
AP dispatch reports three peacekeeping helicopters fired on over two days. One hit, two forced down with no casualties. Saigon tally shows cease-fire violations near 100 daily, dipping to 77. Efforts to halt fighting hinge on Viet Cong compliance and a political settlement.
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Saigon
International Commission Control and Supervision
Pleiku
Central Highlands
An Loc
Helicop
Gon
South Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Cambodia
U.S
Paris
Phnom Penh
Miss Maine Teen-Ager Pageant to Be Held June 29
Portland report: the 1973 Miss Maine Teen-Ager Pageant will take place in the Sheraton Hotel ballroom during the weekend of June 29 with 43 contestants aged 13 to 17 vying for scholarships prizes and a trip to the national pageant. The finals start Saturday at 7 30 p.m. and former winner Leslie Trueblood will crown the new titleholder. Tickets support Muscular Dystrophy Association and are available at Canal Bank branches or by mail to 10 Congress Square Portland Maine 04101.
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Sheraton
District of Columbia
Maine
Leslie Trueblood
York
Miss Trueblood
The
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Canal Bank
Two Die and 34 Hurt in Kushiro Fire Flood Quakes
In Kushiro Japan a six story Oriental Hotel fire killed two and injured 34 with heavy damage on the first floor. Earthquakes on Hokkaido triggered a tidal wave causing injuries and 30 000 evacuations. Authorities noted possible but unproven quake fire link.
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Kushiro
Japan
Tokyo
Hanasaki
Hokkaido
Central Meteorological Agency
Toky
Decomposed Torso Found In Gravel Pit
LIMESTONE AP A special medical team will attempt an autopsy today on a headless torso found at a gravel pit at Loring Air Force Base. A spokesman said it was a human body with sex undetermined. No missing-persons report linked to the base was found as civilian police prepare to check local records.
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Loring Air Force Base
Mane
Autopsy Planned for Unknown Woman Body
Pittsfield police said an autopsy was scheduled for an unidentified woman found in the Sebasticook River. The body was spotted Sunday by two canoeists and recovered near the riverbank.
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Pittsfield
GAO to Audit Maine Democratic Committee Books Today
Augusta Maine Democratic chairwoman says GAO inspectors will conduct a routine one day check of party books covering roughly May 1972 through February 1973. GOP counterpart Harod Jones confirms similar routine inquiries have been made in other states for both parties.
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Augusta
Maine Democratic Committee
Federal General Accounting Office
GAO
Violette Pease
Federaliscal
St Joseph Parish CCD Registration for September
St Joseph Parish begins enrollment for the upcoming CCD program. Public school children of the parish may register this week from 8 30 to 10 30 a m at St Joseph School 25 Graham St Biddeford. Eligible are first graders new students in any grade and those with address or phone changes. Contact Sister Theresa Goguen.
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St. Joseph's Parish
St. Joseph's School
Sister Theresa Goguen
St. Joseph School
Graham St
Biddeford
Environmental Board to Hear Pittston Oil Refinery Plan
The Board of Environmental Protection opened a public hearing in Eastport at 1:30 p.m. at Shead Memorial High School on Pittston Co. of New York's bid to build an oil refinery in the border village, with sessions to run into late evening.
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Eastport
Board of Environmenta Protection
Pittston Co
New York
Shead Memorial High School
Dean’s Testimony Details Watergate Fund Efforts
Testimony recounts June calls by Dean pressing CIA aid for Watergate defendants and a White House fundraising push led by Maurice Stans and Kalmbach. Walters refused CIA involvement and Dean reportedly tracked Watergate developments while Haldeman and Ehrlichman recall meetings with Nixon.
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Dean
CIA
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Senate Committee
Herbert Kalmbach
White House
Stans
Kalmbach
Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
Cheap crab processing eyed by New England firms
Learson notes New Englanders prefer lobster style processing, limiting king crab meat yield. Galilee Offshore Marine of Point Judith and Atlantic Associates of New Bedford test cheaper methods to extract meat, training workers for hand picking though labor costs remain high and profits slim at about 50 cents per crab.
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New
Atlantic Associates
New Bedford
Mass
Maine
Canada
Learson
Parking Ban Top Agenda Item in Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach town council meets at Loranger School at 7 p.m. to resolve the proposed summer parking ban on Old Orchard Street from the railroad to the ocean after business protests delayed it. A public hearing on a Milliken Street storage barn linked to the pier will decide if it is a public nuisance or dangerous.
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Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Street
Lorangerchool
Milliken Street
Legion Ladies Install Officers at Biddeford Post
Officers of the Auxiliary of Tighe Beaudoin Farley Unit, American Legion, were installed Thursday night at the post home on Elm Street in Biddeford. Mrs. Nancy Harlow was named president with Flora Poirier secretary and Germaine Lariviere treasurer. Others installed include Cora LeProhon chaplain Mary Belanger historian and Lice Goulet sergeant-at-arms. Mrs. Alice Coughlin national committeewoman aided by Shirley Doe. Gifts were presented to retiring officers and a buffet followed.
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Auxiliary of Tighe Beaudoin Farley
American Legion
Post Home
Elm Street
Biddeford
Alice Coughlin
National
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