Saco Pump Museum Opens Doors in Maine
The Saco Pump Museum near 257 North St offers free admission tomorrow. Owner Irving Kallock, who began collecting water system gear 20 years ago, plans expansions to showcase over 100 items including pumps, a wooden water bucket, a large early electric pump switch, and a wooden water valve dating to the 1850s.
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Bible School Ends With Closing Exercises at Goodwins Mills
Evening program marked by pledges to flags and Bible. Rev. Mathew Farnum led prayers while Mrs. Jean Goodwin directed the Daily Vacation Bible School. Certificates were issued and tokens of appreciation given to teachers and workers.
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Museum displays trace crude beginnings of water systems
Visitors view a study of early water systems as they evolved into today’s refined and modern infrastructure, illustrating the long path from rudimentary channels to current conveniences.
Washington plans fee for address changes under new law
The Post Office Department said starting July 4 it will charge a fee to provide last recorded change of address data. A postal spokesman noted requests will be handled only after an individual has moved and left a forwarding address. The measure aims to curb the department's $1.2 billion annual deficit.
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FTC finds discriminatory gasoline pricing in industry
The FTC reports recurring discriminatory pricing in gasoline marketing after a two year study showing larger sellers often undercut smaller rivals. When supply is abundant this competition hurts independents, as the commission notes.
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Irish population drop amid famine and emigration
Between 1845 and 1851 Ireland’s population declined from 8.5 million to 6.55 million due to emigration, pestilence, starvation and the potato blight. Fungi are distinguished by lacking green coloring matter or chlorophyll.
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New PCG Cardio Detector Aids Quick Coronary Diagnosis
University of British Columbia unveils polar cardeograph a compact device aiding family physicians to diagnose coronary thrombosis faster with minimal instruction. The National Gallery of Art in Washington houses major marble works while Canadian National Railway booms as the world’s largest railway system. The Family Hobby Center invites crafters to explore imaginative hobby supplies at 238 240 Main St Saco.
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Warren Report Survives Three Major News Inquiries
New York AP CBS reviews found no refutation of the Warren Commission conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in President Kennedy s assassination. CBS and NBC reports questioned New Orleans prosecutor Garrison s methods while confirming parts of the Commission findings.
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Baykal Lake Holds Water Comparable to Great Lakes
Siberia's Lake Baykal contains almost as much water as all the Great Lakes combined, highlighting its immense size.
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Adirondack State Park Size Compared to Rhode Island
Adirondack State Park in New York is three times the size of Rhode Island, highlighting its vast expanse and the scale of protected land in the region.
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Soviet Ship Hit by U S Bombers at Haiphong Harbor
The Pentagon said American bombers may have struck a Soviet merchant ship Mikhail Frunze while attacking Hai Phong oil facilities. Moscow lodged a resolute protest, noting a prior incident this month near the same harbor. No deaths reported on Frunze, earlier Turkestan casualties cited.
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