Inverted Shuttles To Washington Israel Syria Agree To Negotiate
Israel and Syria agreed to send military and diplomatic representatives to Washington within about two weeks to negotiate a first phase of disengagement in the Golan Heights. The talks will proceed via an inverted shuttle with Kissinger coordinating between sides. Israel plans to reduce armed forces on the front and establish a UN patrol buffer, while Syria seeks full withdrawal from the Golan Heights.
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Saudi Arabia
Israel
Syria
Washington
Golan Heights
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Golda Meir
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Assad
Faisal
Amman
Hussein
Jordan
Middle East
Bonn
West Germany
United Nations
Suez
Biddeford Forms Youth Aid Bureau With Grant Support
Biddeford police win a $12 634 Maine grant to create a one man youth aid bureau. The federal funding covers the officer salary and a vehicle with radio, plus office gear, with total project cost $13 659 including local match. The officer will counsel youths, liaise with schools and youth groups, lecture on police work, and pursue juvenile case follow ups.
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Biddeford
Maine Law Enforcement Planning and _ Assistance Agency
Harry Courtois
Youth Aid Bureau
Courtois
Rod Wright
York County
Wright
Youth Aid
Portland
Heath Seeks Coalition Government After indecisive election
Prime Minister Edward Heath planned talks with Liberal leader Jeremy Thorpe to explore a coalition or minority government after Britain’s election left Conservatives with 296 seats and Labour 301. Neither major party can form a majority without smaller parties’ support. Heath informed Queen Elizabeth II of the political situation.
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London
Edward Heath
Liberal Party
Jeremy Thorpe
Heath
Britain
Thorpe
House of Commons
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Conservatives
Laborites
Liberals
Northern Ireland
Town Meeting Set Two Days In Kennebunkport
Kennebunkport prepares for a two day town meeting beginning Monday with elections for moderator municipal officers police commissioners and one SAD 71 school board seat. Meetings at Consolidated School run 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. then 7 p.m. the next day for zoning changes and 1974 budget items. Budget board released a supplement after reconciling discrepancies and recommends a total budget of 404 491 with new items.
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Kennebunkport
Unpaid Taxes Mount At Beach
OLD ORCHARD BEACH reports about $200 000 in back taxes with liens possible if not paid. Acting town official manager’s dual roles complicate lien signing until a permanent manager arrives. Budget items include $372 105 in assessments and $70 000 for a new village fire truck, with total expenditures around $507 491 subject to voter changes.
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Old Orchard Beach
Rosalie Rix
Louis Savelas
Belair
Budget Board
Beryl Bilderback
The
Conservation Commission
Cape
Inside The Journal Cartoons Classifieds Crossword Puzzle
A digest of features including cartoons, classifieds, a crossword puzzle, Dear Abby, editorials, and horoscopes from the Journal section. Also notes on movies, obituaries, sports, television, and The Mini Page insert.
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Abby
Maine Bicycling Survey Signals Growth in State Transport Plan
Maine's 800-person survey shows 270000 bicycles statewide, 27 percent of residents ride annually, 72 percent riders are aged six to twenty, and 32 percent of bikes may be replaced soon. The study urges safer roads, bike lanes, and urban planning changes funded by state and local sources.
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Thomas Cieslinski
Parks and Recreation
Maine
Biddeford-Saco
Biddeford- Saco
Portland
Bath-Brunswick
Waterville
Department of Transportation
Highway Department
Cieslinski
Penobscot Wheelmen
Rockland-Camden
LaPointe
Northeast Markets
Biddeford
Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunks
Lyman
Dayton
Buxton
Hollis
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