Boundary dispute: USGS maps Maine New Hampshire line
USGS spokesman says charts show no valid boundary as Maine and New Hampshire dispute the marine line. Heaphy, a Dover lobsterman, was found guilty in Maine court. Maine cites 1956 map as its boundary while WAV notes prior maps informed the claim.
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Concord
U.S. Geological Survey
New Hampshire
Maine
Edward B. Heaphy
Dover
Heaphy
Kittery
Maine Sea and Shore Fisheries Department
Charles Swatford
Branch of Cartography
Geological Survey
Stafford
Swafford
Army Map Service
The
Geological Sur
Housewives Hear Retailers On Food Price Pressures In Maine
About 60 women gathered in Kennebunk Town Hall for a two hour forum with retailers and producers on rising food costs. Participants discussed causes from weather to supply chains and urged shoppers to plan lists, read ads, buy seasonally, and grow gardens while noting meat prices and packing practices.
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Kennebunk
Maine
Town Hall
Fay Farrington
Richard Noone
Hannaford Brothers
Glen Wildes
York County Extension Service
John Rand
Milliken, Tomlinson Co
IGA Markets
Norman Faucher
Bugbee and Brown
Meat Department
Glen Owens
Shaw's
Portland
Japan
Saco Marina Project Halted
The U S Army Corps of Engineers ordered Fred J Pipinias to stop work on a Saco River marina at River Lane Saco and seek new permits for any further activity. A prior federal permit expired December 31 1968 and all work beyond mean high water without authorization is subject to prosecution.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Fred J. Pipinias
Saco River
River Lane
Saco
Pipinias
Kenneth M. Jackson Jr
Corps’ Permits Branch
Jackson
Ilegal
Rona Ayotte
Corps of Engineers
The
State Wetlands Control Board
Indian Stalemate at Wounded Knee Tests Peace Talks
As cease-fire talks resume, Indian occupiers at Wounded Knee refuse violence despite a shooting that wounded two Indians. AIM leader Dennis Banks and church officials outline a three point peace plan while negotiators seek a nonviolent end to 11 days of siege.
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Wounded Knee
S.C
Dennis Banks
Banks
American Indian Movement
AIM
Seige
Washington
Jack Hushen
Justice Department
Hushen
Wesley Hunter
Hunter
Russell Means
South Dakota
FBI
Pine Ridge
Biddeford High School switches to single sessions smoothly
Biddeford High School moved from double to single sessions with smooth operations as staff spent three weeks rescheduling and briefing students. The new, larger addition opened, room numbers changed, and adjustments continue in study hall and the library media center while attendance and bus service ran without major issues.
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Biddeford High School
Maine
Paul Stebbins
Stebbins
Sue Evans
Nancy LeHeureux
Passamaquoddy Protesters Block Maine Highway in Wounded Knee Show of Solidarity
Passamaquoddy residents at Pleasant Point blocked Maine 19 with burning tires and paraded near the reservation in solidarity with the militant American Indian Movement leaders at Wounded Knee. A deputy sheriff restored traffic as a car was halted by protesters and riders leaped onto the hood.
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PERRY
Passamaquoddy
Pleasant Point
Wounded Knee
Passamaquoddies
Maine 19
Eastport
Maine
Penobscot
Maliseet
N.B
AIM
Old Town
South Dakota
Loomis Sappier Sr
Terry Polchies
Association of
Aroostook Indians
Polchies
Yale and Vassar Graduates Show Different Family Sizes
A survey finds Yale graduates average 1.3 children while Vassar graduates average 1.7. The item jokes that women have more children than men based on these figures.
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Yale
Vassar
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Dick Danforth
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