Maine Roundup Grays Ruling on 20 Year State Claim Denied
Assistant Attorney General Leon V. Walker ruled a man’s request for money from the state after 20 years missed the April deadline by two days and should not be paid. Paul Goodwin, 68, claimed both principal and $2,300 interest from an eminent domain case in 1955. The Cumberland County treasurer held funds, but Walker said Goodwin failed to apply by April 21, 20 years after the deposit. The county had offered the principal, while the interest exceeds $4,000. Walker noted the state turned funds to the county in 1955 and Goodwin had knowledge of the deadline, with a court hearing not yet scheduled.
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Goodwin
Cumberland County
Walker
Patricia K. Dunne
Farmington, Maine
Superior Court
David G. Roberts
Bruce S. Worcester
Worcester
Roberts
Edward Cloutier
Acton
Mass
Duane
Shirley Worcester
Phillips
Cloutier
Maine university chancellor candidates to be interviewed
Eugene Eidenberg and Patrick E McCarthy, both candidates for the University of Maine chancellor post, face public interviews in Portland and Bangor as the selection nears completion. Eidenberg, 36, is vice chancellor at the University of Illinois at Chicago Circle. McCarthy, 44, recently resigned as chancellor of the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education and hails from Rumford.
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Portland, Maine
Eugene Eidenberg
University of Maine
Eidenberg
Bangor
Patrick E. McCarthy
University of Illinois At Chicago
McCarthy
Massachusetts Board of Higher Education
Rumford
Donald R. McNeil
Orono
Maine
Leonard N. Harlow
University of Maine At
Harlow
Howard A. Keye
Milton
Mass
UMO
Bangor Daily News
Keyo
Eee
New England Sports Information Directors’ Association
Boston University
Maine Office of Price Administration
Augusta
Maine Press Association
Speaker Martin Returns Monks' Fire in Augusta
In Augusta Maine AP House Speaker John L Martin released a letter from the attorney general stating the Office of Energy Resources was illegally disbanded after meeting only one of six purposes. The dispute centers on former energy office head Robert Monks who argues Democrats blocked energy bills. Martin defends the party and notes Monks plans for a private venture. A Senate bill to reconstitute the office awaits the governor's signature.
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Augusta
Maine
House
John L. Martin
Attorney General
Energy Resources
Atty
John Benoit
Martin
Eagle Lake
Robert Monks
Monks
U.S. Senate
Maine Woodnel Corporation
Onks
Office of Energy Resources
Senate
Portland Receives Grant for City Development Projects
Washington AP The Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded a 5.272 million dollar community development grant to Portland Maine. Funds will support neighborhood improvements Danforth Street Deering Center Munjoy Hill areas human services elderly maternal and child care handicapped park improvements land reclamation firefighting equipment and sewer improvements citywide.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development Today
Portland
Maine
Danforth
Deering Center
Munjoy Hill North
S A C O Meets At Parish Hall
S A C O meets at Trinity Episcopal Church parish hall in Saco for a business meeting and social. President Walter Peterson presided as John Pendleton is a patient at Webber Hospital in Biddeford. Harriet Fogg invites members to her home next Wednesday with chairs and sandwiches. Reverend Paul K Weimer showed slides of New Orleans and Nova Scotia. A blood screening clinic was held by United Community Health Services. Bowling high scorers last week were Mrs Lucy Dalsell and Walter Peterson. Hospitality committee for next week includes Mrs Alice Robinson chair and Mrs Eva Cleary and Mrs Ethel Roberts.
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S.A.C.O
Saco Adult Citizens Organization
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cleveland Street
Saco
Walter Peterson
John Pendleton
Webber Hospital
Iddeford
Harriet Fogg
Paul K. Weimer
New Orleans
South
Nova Scotia
United Community Health Services
Lucy Dalsell
Alice Robinson
Eva Cleary
Ethel Roberts
Supplemental Budget Advances to Langley in Maine
The Maine House and Senate passed a 4.9 million supplemental budget to fund one year of new social service programs. Money borrowed from the teachers' retirement fund will be repaid in year two with interest. The measure also reallocates funds for health insurance, child welfare services, correctional program improvement, services for the mentally retarded, and community mental health centers, with backing to restore retired funds used to cover deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
House
Senate
Louis Jalbert
D-Lewiston
Appropriations Committee
James B. Longley
No Fault Debated In Maine Senate Final Defeat
In Augusta Maine the Senate blocked the no fault automobile insurance plan ending its bid for final passage. The measure would have mandatorily insured accident injuries but not property damage and required medical costs of five hundred dollars before suit. Debate over duplication with private insurers continued.
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Augusta
Maine
Senate
House
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Maineman
MTA
Owever
Passamaquoddy
Massachusetts
Portland Housing Authority
Peter A. Howe
van. Howe
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Portland Zoning Board of Appeals
Peabody Construction Co
Braintree
Howe
Peabody
The
PHA
HUD
Oon
Coyle-Ashmont Street
Philip Berry
D-Buxton
Maine Housing Authority
MHA
Speaker Martin
Benoit
OEA
Enoit
Mr. R. K
Hallandale, Florida
Laverdiere’s Super Drug Stores
Biddeford
Tut
Center ‘Consumer Auto Parts
Home Furn
E Mott’s & Carpet Centers
Parish Hall
Langley
Mid-Town Mall
Sanford
Colonial Shoe Store
Kennebunk
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