Emergency powers broaden arrests in India under Gandhi rule
In New Delhi Prime Minister Indira Gandhi expands emergency powers authorizing arrests without grounds disclosure. The ordinance requires local arrests to be reviewed within 15 days and reconfirmed later, amid ongoing protests and censorship. Police used bamboo staves on Sunday’s demonstrations as opposition leaders call for civil disobedience.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Fakhruddin Ali ‘Ahmed
Gandhi
Defense of India
Jayaprakash Narayan
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Mrs. Gandhi
Oil use to 1995 urged as solar grows potential
Federal energy researchers told Congress that solar power may have major potential in the 21st century, but the nation will still be importing oil at least until 1995. ERDA urged pursuing multiple energy options, not a single target, with steps to expand coal, nuclear, gas and oil, while boosting energy conservation and solar integration.
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Washington
Congress
E Energy Research and Development Administration
Ener
Robert C. Seamans Jr
ERDA
U.S
Gallimaufry Analysis Unpacks Fiscal Language
Christopher Couch critiques the term fiscal responsibility and its political usage. He notes mixed meanings from prudent budgeting to stingy behavior, and argues for clearer planning free of special interests, accountable bureaucracy, and heavy handed rhetoric. The piece questions how to define responsive government and viable alternatives.
Recommendations on Buxton Road water main plan
The Biddeford Saco Water Co and the City of Saco will receive recommendations on a proposed Buxton Road water main in a letter from the Public Utilities Commission. The PUC official said the letter is a guidance list, not a formal directive.
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Augusta
Biddeford- Saco
PAC
City and Water Company
Saco
Peter Danton
Buxton Road
Old City
Water Company
PUC
John Dexter
Buxton
Dexter
Longley Signs Bills In Maine Move To Standardize Measures
Gov James B Longley signed nine bills in Augusta including measures to standardize wood measurement and fund legal aid Pine Tree Legal Assistance with 50000 for the coming year. The water extension plan to Buxton Road faces 150000 cost with options for city or residents footing the bill amid nitrate concerns.
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Augusta
Maine
James B. Longley
Pine Tree Legal Assistance, Inc
Pine Tree
Legal Aid Group
Appropriations Committee
First tropical storm Amy forms off Hatteras
The 1975 Atlantic hurricane season opened with Amy, a tropical storm drifting offshore with 55 mph winds. It posed no land threat, though small craft warnings were issued for North Carolina and Virginia as 15-foot waves roared offshore. The center lay about 260 miles northeast of Cape Hatteras, with expected continued northeast motion toward Bermuda, unlikely to strengthen into a hurricane.
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Miami
National Hurricane Center
Amy
North Carolina
Virginia
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Bermuda
Gyrocopter Crash Near Biddeford Airport Injures Pilot
A homemade gyrocopter crashed in the woods beyond Biddeford Municipal Airport late Saturday morning. Pilot Roland Couture of 622 Elm St Biddeford sustained injuries after an engine failure sent the craft plummeting through trees. He was treated at Webber Hospital about an hour after the crash.
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Biddeford
Roland Couture
Elm St
Webber Hospital
Dick Danforth
Elderly Day Care Center Opens At Notre Dame Biddeford
A pilot elderly day care launches next week at Notre Dame Unit Pool Road Biddeford sponsored by Webber Hospital Association. The five afternoon program serves 15 to 20 non institutionalized seniors needing some custodial help with activities, crafts, and community involvement. Fees begin at 10 dollars per week for three days, plus 1 dollar optional lunch, with transportation planned later and goals to expand to nursing and therapy services if successful.
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Notre Dame
Pool Road
Biddeford
Webber Hospital Association
Paul O'Neill
O'Neill
Omundsen
Webber
Government cures through apples to cars
Forty years ago a government program urged buying apples to aid the unemployed. Today the suggestion shifts to purchasing an automobile as a means to help those out of work, reflecting a satirical look at changing aid ideas.
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