Canada denies false health certificates in cattle exports
Ottawa reports that Canada and U S officials found no evidence of irregular health certificates for cattle exported from Canada to the United States amid Vermont concerns about brucellosis. Hartford notes Connecticut preschool enrollment drop may cut 1979 80 teacher demand while some say action is too late. Vatican cites potential use of a helicopter to move Pope Paul VI to Rome for summer audiences due to large pilgrimage numbers.
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Ottawa
Canada
Agriculture Department
United States
Vermont
U.S. Agriculture
New York
Hartford
Connecticut
Connecticut Public Expenditure Council
U.S. Census Bureau
Vatican City
Rome
Paul VI
Vatican
Castle Gandolfo
Unemployment Uptrend Yet Signs Point to Rebound in New England
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston reports 11.4 percent unemployment in New England, with a small monthly rise since March. Nonagricultural jobs fell to 4,714,000 in April from 4,739,200 in March while construction showed seasonal gains with a 61 percent jump from March to April. In Massachusetts, Susan Saxe pleads guilty to stealing a National Guard armory truck and ammunition in Newburyport five years ago, in a deal linked to a separate bank case trial.
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Boston
New England
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
He Bank
Philadelphia
Susan Saxe
National Guard
Newburyport
Mass
Swanson Finds Modern Life Unimpressive Yet Amused
Gloria Swanson at 76 criticizes modern manners and recent films yet celebrates still being vertical. She scorns chic lunch and jokes about watching jaws as cows while praising longevity and blunt honesty.
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Miami, Fla
Gloria Swanson
Sewer Use Fee Approved in Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach town council unanimously enacted an ordinance to levy sewer use fees to fund the proposed secondary treatment plant. Commercial users by metered use, residents by metered or flat rates, and high waste producers will pay, with construction to finish in about two years. Critics warned of hardship for seniors while officials cited federal funding requirements and a lighter tax burden on all residents. Additional actions included site moves for the Titcomb Farm building, a tax lien fellowship, fireworks funding, and zoning discussions.
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Old Orchard Beach
Saag Ad
Jerome Plante
Titcomb Farm
Jameson School
Louise Thomas
Chamber of Commerce
Port Hearings Going Smoothly in Kennebunkport Revalua
Kennebunkport assessors report hearings on the town revaluation are proceeding smoothly. Norman Melanson of Whipple Magane Darcy Inc says they should finish by Saturday with many residents asking questions rather than expressing anger. He expects a June 30 total valuation and notes a seven member committee will review before selectmen endorse. Citizens may file for abatements if dissatisfied. Local value at 50 percent is 13.8836 million. state value 46 million at full 100 percent.
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Kennebunkport
Norman Melanson
Whipple- Magane-Darcy, Inc
Andover
Mass
Melanson
Selectman
Abbott Pendergast
Local Hospital Patients Listed in Saco and Biddeford
Mrs Mary Allen of Loudon Road Saco is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital. Leo Gagnon of Market Street Saco is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Mrs Mabel Landry of South Street Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber Hospital.
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Mary Allen
Loudon Road
Saco
Webber Hospital
Leo Gagnon
Market St
Mabel Landry
South St
Biddeford
Girl Scout Health Clinic Slated at Ross Clinic
A Girl Scout health clinic will be conducted Monday at 8 a.m. at Ross Clinic on Main Street in aco.
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Ross
Main Street
Aco
Colby defends CIA record during Langley interview
In a seventh floor CIA headquarters interview Colby rejects assassinations discussions while detailing foreign proposals he faced since 1951. He declines to name sources or targets, defends secrecy, and backs Rockefeller Commission reforms to expand the inspector general. He plans to stay on if the president approves and cites U.S. intelligence gains to argue its strength.
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CIA
Langley
Rockefeller Commission
U.S
Colby
Stockholm
Rome
Saigon
Here
Fidel Castro
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
John F. Kennedy
Robert
House
Senate
America
Dunlap Lodge to Meet at Masonic Temple in Biddeford
Dunlap Lodge F and AM will hold a Monday gathering at the Masonic Temple on Pool Road in Biddeford. A turkey supper will be served at 6 30 p m followed by master mason degree work.
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Dunlap Lodge
F and AM
Masonic Temple
Pool Road
Biddeford
Women Warned Against Anti Male Aggression
Mexico City AP reports Imelda Marcos and Jihan Sadat urge feminism not to become a clash with men. Marcos says equality should be partnership not hostility, praising Oriental women's enhanced femininity and participation. Sadat warns against extremism and notes emancipation must protect family unity and harmony. Over 5,000 attendees at UN conference and parallel Tribune event.
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Mexico City
Imelda Marcos
Philippines
Jihan Sadat
Egypt
United States
Permits Issued on Wetlands in Kennebunkport
Kennebunkport selectmen approved wetlands permits for Turbots Creek properties. Kirly or Arthur Leach seek permission to construct seawalls to protect wetlands, and Warren Brooks may reconstruct a wharf and fishhouse. State DEP endorsement still required.
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Kennebunkport
Selectmen
Turbots Creek
Parish Picnic and Community Events In Maine Towns
Most Holy Trinity Church hosts the first annual parish picnic at Dubois Farm in Arundel on Sunday starting 10 a.m. Attendees bring picnic baskets and enjoy refreshments and music by The Countrymen with magic by Don Martel. Other events include a lawn sale by Saco Firemen's Wives at 243 North St. and Craft Fair '75 in Hollis with 25 exhibitors from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Most Holy Trinity Church
Saco
Dubois Farm
Arundel
Don Martel
North St
Children’s Center
Birch St
Biddeford
Barker's Pond
Dayton
Hollis
Hollis Association For Arts and Humanities
Route 35
Public Safety Notes From Saco Police Reports
Public safety items from Saco include Donald Morin 17 hurt when his car struck a Central Maine Power pole on Ocean Park Road early morning damage 1000 to the car 1500 to the pole Morin treated at Webber hospital then released Arthur W Clockey and Rose Marie Pierce of Pownal injured after a dog darted into a Lincoln Road motorcycle Both taken to Maine Medical Center Clockey held overnight Jeanne T Thompson of Saco collided with a bicycle ridden by Suzanne Nadeau also of Saco Nadeau treated at Maine General Battery stolen from Karen Doyle's car valued at 50 in Saco
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CMP
Donald Morin
High St
Saco
Maine
Ocean Park Road
Morin
Webber Hospital
Arthur W. Clockey
Rose Marie Pierce
Pownal
Jeanne T. Thompson
Oak St
Suzanne Nadeau
Pepperell St
Pepperell
Oak Streets
Saco Lice
Nadeau
Eiber
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Wake Forest
Elvis
Memphis, Tenn
Elvis Presley
Mid South Hospital
Presley
George Nichopoulos
Bikers
Peddie Sunshine
Palm Coast
Fla
Ohio
Florida
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Fremont
Donna Shafer
Orlando
Titusville
Smyrna Beach
Bunnell
John Bird
Bird
Planning Board
Myron Lamb
Southern Maine Regional Planning Commission
Horse Sense
Shylock
Sturgeon
Maren Seidler
Tune
Hayes
Queen
Bailey
Secret
Moore
Clock
Collyer
Camera
Funt
Hy Way Steak House
Alfred Road
D.S. and the Moonlighters
Towle’s Travel Agency
Youland
Joe’s Donut
Joe's Donuts
Alfred ST
United Nations
Tribune
U.N
Trusl Nursing
15 May Street
Karen Doyle
Bartlett St
Cams House
Alfred Street
Mark Stimson
Ossipee Lake
Granny Kent Pond
Ocean View Dr
Anchorage Bay
Kennebunk
Wyndgate Dr
Mike Frechette
York County Tire x
Battery Center
Elm Street
Airport
Delta Tires
DELTA
Reg Price
Peter McCarthy
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