Polish Czech ministers die in Szczecin plane crash
Warsaw AP reports Polish Minister Wieslaw Ociepka and Czech Slovak Minister Radko Kaska were killed in a late night plane crash near the Baltic port Szczecin. Both aides and the plane crew died. Kaska was visiting Ociepka. both departments oversaw police services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Szczecin
Radio Warsaw
Wieslaw Ociepka
Radko_ Kaska
Kaska
Ociepka
John W Sheridan dies after long illness in Kennebunkport
John Wilford Sheridan 63 longtime Baltimore native and former Baltimore banker died Feb 28 at a Biddeford hospital after a lengthy illness. He moved to Kennebunkport six years ago and is survived by his widow Katherine Lattier Sheridan two sons two daughters and ten grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at St Martha s Church Kennebunk followed by interment at Arundel Cemetery. Friends may call Bibber Memorial Chapel Friday.
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Kennebunkport
John Wilford Sheridan
Windemere Place
Biddeford Hospital
Baltimore
Thomas B
Elizabeth (Barron) _ Sheridan
Calvert Hall
Georgetown University
Washington
D.C
American Bank and Stationary Company of
Sheridan
Pikesville, Md
Rotary Club
Optimist Club of
St. Martha's Church
Katherine L. (Lattier) Sheridan
Thomas M. Sheridan
Richard L. Sheridan
Fort Bragg
N.C
Biddeford Woman Helen Coronios Dead After Long Illness
Helen Coronios 78 of 26 South Street Biddeford died February 28 in a Biddeford nursing home after a long illness. She and her husband Nick ran Nick's Cafeteria in Old Orchard Beach. She founded the St. Fotini Society and was a St. Demetrios Church member. Funeral Friday at 2 pm from St. Demetrios with burial in the church cemetery. Calling hours today at Sansoucy Blais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Eleni) Coronios
South St
Biddeford
Nicholas
Laconia
Greece
Peter and
Maria
Economacon) Elepi
Coronios
Nick
Old Orchard Street
Old Orchard Beach
Sorority
Lacones
St. Demetrios
Nicholas Dufault
St. Demetrios Cemetery
Sansoucy-Blais
Stone St. Biddeford
Deaths In The News Cecil Kellaway
HOLLYWOOD AP Veteran character actor Cecil Kellaway died Wednesday at 79. He appeared in scores of US and Australia films and was nominated for an Academy Award in 1967 for Guess Who's Coming to Dinner. Trisigion services will be held at Sansoucy-Blais Funeral Home Biddeford tonight at 8 for Mrs. Helen Coronios. Prayers will be recited Friday at 7:30 pm at Summer St Kennebunk for John W. Sheridan.
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Cecil Kellaway
Hollywood
United States
Australia
Sansoucy-Blais Funeral Home
Stone St. Biddeford
Helen
Eleni) Coronios
Bibber Memorial Chapel
Summer St
Kennebunk
John W. Sheridan
Funeral Directors Open Listings for Saco Area
Funeral service offices serve Saco Maine with listings for Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring Street and Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street plus Emond's Funeral Home. Frank X. Emond and J. P. Conroy are noted in the directory.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Tel
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Philip H. Gross
Gary Gross
Rovels US Pet Rights Reserved Notice 1973
Legal notice from Los Angeles Times about rights reservation for US Pet brand with year 1973 and publisher attribution, indicating copyright or distribution terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
Portland Weather: Cloudy with light snow possible
Tonight and Friday expect cloudy skies with light snow in northern and central sections possibly mixing with freezing drizzle. Lows range from the teens in the north to the 20s in the south with Friday highs from the 20s to the 30s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Bombing cost $25 million a day in December campaign
Dennis J. Doolin told the House Armed Services Committee that the December 12 day bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong ran about 25 million dollars per day. He described the strikes as precise, drawing citizens from Hanoi to watch the bombing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hanoi
Haiphong
Pentagon
Congress
Dennis J. Doolin
Defense
House Armed Services Committee
Doolin
Michael Harrington
Dmass
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Common Cause aims to broaden open meetings and reform funding
Mrs. Cohen notes Common Cause helped end the closed rule allowing debate on the floor. The group seeks reform in state governments using congressional ideas. It also targets election campaign funding secrecy and sources, aiming to prevent wealth from buying influence. Monitoring units tracked elections in 1972 and push for full accounting by candidates.
Past Commanders and Past Presidents Night Observed in Saco
The American Legion hosts Past Commanders and Past Presidents Night with a Birthday Party at the Owen- Davis Post Home Beach Street Saco. A covered dish supper is served at 6 30 p.m. by Auxiliary members. Our Lady of Victory Circle meets Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Fremont Club Alfred Street Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Owen- Davis
Beach Street
Saco
Auxiliary
Our Lady of Victory Circle
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Hawaiian Vacation Snafu Strands Maine Travelers in Hawaii
A Biddeford group and 458 Mainers faced hotel overbooking in Waikiki on arrival February 16. Bangor and Lewiston delegations fared better as other Maine travelers were left with no rooms and temporary lodging in far-flung apartments. After hours of pleading, many secured Waikiki accommodations ending in a large no-cost cocktail reception arranged by hotel management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Hawaii
Harvey St. Amand
St. Andre’s Federal Credit Union
Maine
St. Amand
Boston
Bangor
State
Awani
U.S
Pacific Ocean
Waikiki Beach
Chicago
Lewiston
Edwin R. Edwards
Rockland
The
Honolulu Star
CMP Probes Petition Signatures Amid Irregularities Accusations
CMP Vice President Norman Temple denied intimidation aims while confirming photostatic copies of Maine Public Power Authority petition signatures were made after alleged irregularities. State Sen. Peter Kelley accused CMP of targeting signers. officials said the investigation concerns irregularities, not harassment. Secretary Edgar noted petitions were validated and about 10,000 names were rejected during certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
al Central Maine Power Co
Norman Temple
James
Maine
Peter S. Kelley
D-Caribou
OMP
Kelley
CMP
Temple Today
Temple
Secretary of State
Joseph T. Edgar
Edgar
Hasty Pudding Club ends 125 year male rule in era shift
In Cambridge Massachusetts the Hasty Pudding Club awarded Gloria Steinem its Person of the Year and Jack Lemmon its Man of the Year while Radcliffe President Matina Horner became the first woman inducted. A Massachusetts governor's proclamation declared February 28, 1973 Hasty Pudding Theatrical Day as the era of male chauvinism is marked as over.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard
Gloria Steinem
Jack Lemmon
Radcliffe
Matina Horner
Stei
Nem
Clu
Steinem
Lemmon
Liza Minelli
Hasty Pudding Club
Steinen
Harvard Square
Massachusetts
Pres. Horner
Alfred Putnam
Maine House votes on anti abortion amendment resolution
The Maine House debated a resolution calling for an anti abortion constitutional amendment. The 95 to 46 vote rejected indefinite postponement of the measure sponsored by Rep. Louis Jalbert. House members split along party lines with 58 Democrats in favor of the resolution and 35 Republicans against.
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Augusta
Maine
Louis Jalbert
D-Lewiston
Bustin
Clark
Cooney
Crommett
Hancock
Mills
Najarian
Peterson
Smith
Exeter
Talbot
Tierney
Albert, Berry
Buxton
Berube
Binnette
Boudreau
Carey
Carrier
Carter
Chonko
Conley
Connolly
Cote
Curran
Dam
Deshaies
Dow
Drigotas
Dudley
Dunleavy
Farley
Faucher
Fecteau
Fraser
Gauthier
Genest
Goodwin
South
Next Year Will Be Different Shifts In Vehicle Registration
The article notes a public concern over vehicle registrations with State Trooper Lombard warning violators face fines and court action. It cites Kennebunk registry data showing 30,802 vehicles registered last year and an increase of 10,032 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lombard
Kezar Falls
Kennebunk
Kennebunk Bureau
France Size and Population Compared to Texas and U S
France measures about four fifths the area of Texas while housing about one fourth the population of the United States. The comparison highlights France as sizable but less populous than the U S overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Texas
United States
Pie Shows A Port Tax
Kennebunkport budget board chairs Abbot Pendergast and Carter Radley unveil a visual budget pie to show how town funds are spent. The breakdown covers police and highway costs, utilities, administration, libraries, and education, totaling 33 percent for town operations and 2.4 percent for county government. Voters head to the polls and Town Meeting next Tuesday to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
Abbot Pendergast
Carter Radley
Pendergast
Budget Board
Police Department
Highway Department
Conservation Commission
Cape Porpoise Pier
Government Wharf
Graves
Blue Cross
Recreation Department
Kenne‘bankport
Budget Boards
Biddeford City Clerk Mrs Roy Resigns From Post
Dolores P Roy city clerk for Biddeford has quit after years serving in city hall. She says personal reasons prompted the move as the city plans to fill two positions including a new personnel clerk. Roy will end her duties today and a search for her replacement begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Surkan
Dolores P. Roy
Biddeford
Roy
Clement Deschambeault
Cit
Pauline C. Berry
Alfred
Dennis Plante
Berry
Danton Moves To Keep ERA Bill Alive In Maine Senate
Saco state senator Peter Danton moves to table the Equal Rights Amendment until Monday. A Tuesday vote kept the measure before the Senate 78 to 48, with eight who opposed the amendment joining Danton and 15 proponents voting to sit. The session included parliamentary skirmishes and debate about whether to kill or save the ERA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AUGUSTA—__ Saco
Peter Danton
Senate
Sen
Danton
Pres
Kenneth
MacLeod
House
Two Cars Collide In Early Morning Accident
Saco police report a collision on Buxton Road at 6 36 AM involving John J Kenny 23 of Falmouth Foreside and Ruth E Emmons 29 of Bar Mills. Damages: 200 to Emmons car and 50 to Kenny vehicle.
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John J. i.Kenny
Falmouth
Ruth E. Emmons
Bar Mills
Buxton
Saco
Emmons
Kenny
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St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church
Rovels
Tion
Tidesamp M. A. M
P.M
Ee Ae
John Surran
Frank ‘Fast
Honolulu
Robert J. Dunfey
Cae Elizabeth
Sheraton
Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Republic
Liam Cosgrave
Vera
Jack Lynch
Fianna Fail Party
Soldiers of Destiny
Cosgrave
Fine Gael
Irish Party
Labor Party
Fianna Fail
Capital
Berwick
Bath
Robbins
Jacques
Jalbert
Kelleher
Kilroy
LeBlanc
LaCharite
LaPointe
Lawry
Lynch
Mahany
Martin
Maxwell
McHenry
McTeague
Morin
Fort Kent
Mulkern Murray
O’brien
Pontbriand
Ricker
Rolde
Santoro
Sheltra
Dover-Foxcroft
Tanguay
Theriault
Webber
Wheeler
Whitzell
Ault
Baker
Bragdon
Briggs
Bunker
Churchill
iCressey
Curtis
Donaghy
iDunn
Farnham
Flynn
Gahagan
Garsoe
Haskel
Hoffies
Huber
Hunter
Jackson
Kelley F
Southport
Knight
Lewis
Auburn
McCormick
McKernan
Morton
Murchison
Norris
Palmer
Parks
Rita
By Cecil B. Munson
Era Bill
Host Rent-A-Car Corporation OF America
Rent-A-Car Corporation OF America
Jean-Louis Cote
Rie de l’Eglise
Edward F. Gaulin
Kenneth E. Kimmel
Shumway
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