Deaths Ernest Fallows
Ernest M. Fallows of Cambridge Massachusetts died March 11 in a local hospital. A former Waterboro summer resident born June 14 1913 in Providence Rhode Island he worked as an engineer for Raytheon and was retired. Survivors include his widow Adelle and brother Richard S. Fallows. Private funeral services are arranged by Shumway Gross Funeral Home Saco.
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Ede Gag
Ernest M. Fallows
Cambridge
Mass
Waterboro
Fallows
Providence
Ernest
Martha (Marshall) Fallows
Rhode Island
Raytheon Corp
Massachusetts
Adelle (Herring) Fallows
Richard S. Fallows
Newton
Shumway Gross Funeral Home
Spring St
Saco
Obituary: Earl Goode Sr. of Old Orchard Beach dies at 72
Earl Goode Sr. 72 of 12 Prospect St Old Orchard Beach died in a Biddeford hospital in March. Born April 4 1901 in Orono he lived 32 years in this community and worked for Saco Lowell Shops retiring in 1958. He is survived by his widow two sons two daughters brothers a sister 13 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services at St Margaret Church Thursday at 10 am with interment at Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco. Visiting hours at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home in Saco tonight 7 9 and Wednesday 2 4 and 7 9.
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Orono
William
Flora (DeGrass) Goode
Houston
St. Margaret Church
Saco- Lowell
Maryann
Clement) Goode
Robert
Earl Jr
Meriden
Conn
Edward
Josephine) Brann
James Marchitto
New Haven
Leonard
Bucksport
Henry Cushman
Bangor
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Saco
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Police Chief Job At Beach Draws Many Seekers
OLD ORCHARD BEACH The Public Safety Commission plans to advertise for police chief applicants this week though several applications are already in. State Trooper Richard Lamb of Saco has applied and many expect him to be named after tests interviews and a physical exam. Present Chief Jean Paul Lacroix said last month he would step down due to ill health but may stay with the department in another role.
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Old Orchard Beach
Public Safety Commission
Richard Lamb
Saco
Jean Paul Lacroix
One-Year Delay In Salary Raises Killed By House
The House defeated a bill to remove the one year delay for county official salary increases. A majority committee report urged passage so raises would take effect immediately rather than in January. The report moves to the Senate for consideration. a rejection could lead to further action. Rep. Carl Sheltra led the 11 to 1 favorable vote. York County officials seek raises in this year’s budget.
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Asso
Augusta
House
Senate
Carl Sheltra
D-Biddeford
York County
Boston man charged in second murder in eight slayings
A Middlesex County grand jury in Cambridge charges a Boston man with a second murder linked to a string of eight killings of young women in the Boston area since last summer.
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Kicker
Cambridge, Mass
Middlesex County
Boston
Whispering Advertising Wants Ads in Maine Listings
Classified notice outlines contact for Dennett and Craig in Saco Maine offering ad services with address 365 Main Street and phone number 282.
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Tel
Portland Weather Outlook Turns Cloudy with Cool Lows
Clear tonight with teens in the north and 20s in the south. A fair day gives way to increasing cloudiness on Wednesday with highs in the 30s to 40s from north to south.
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Portland
March Tide Timings Noted In Almanac Snippet
The OCR fragment lists high and low tide times for March with AM and PM indicators. It specifies observations for the 13th and 14th, showing morning and evening tides.
Divorce bill faces committee opposition over irreconcilable differences
In Augusta the Judiciary Committee took up a bill to add irreconcilable differences as a ground for divorce. Several members feared it would raise divorce rates, while sponsor Sen Wakine G. Tanous said he would oppose if it increased splits. Tanous noted couples often plead cruel and abusive treatment with one side contesting it.
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Augusta
AP) —_ Committee
Judiciary Committee
Sen
Wakine G. Tanous
R-East Millinocket
Tanous
Past Matrons of Annette Chapter Meet in Saco
Past Matrons of Annette Chapter Order of the Eastern Star will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at 12 Ferry Road Saco. A recipe swap follows the business meeting. Our Lady of Fatima Circle meets tonight at 7 30 at St Jean Hall Biddeford. United Methodist Women plan their monthly meeting Wednesday at 7 30 in the church vestry Biddeford.
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Annette
Order of the Eastern Star
Saco
Wesley Seaward
Ferry Road
Our Lady of Fatima Circle
St. Jean Hall
Jefferson Street
Biddeford
United Methodist Women of the
United Methodist Church
Foss Street
Kennebunk Town Meeting Discusses Relocation and Dump Rules
Town officials debated immediate street relocation needs and a new dump picking ordinance. West Kennebunk road upgrades, storm drain placements, and plowing of unaccepted streets drew protests, while recreation funding and Chamber publicity allocations passed.
Safety Officer Rene Lachance of Biddeford Fire Dept
Rene Lachance, 29, driver on Engine 6 and two year callman, is a five year department member who attended local schools. He says firemen gain satisfaction from their work and the department has improved with new prevention methods and equipment. He notes regular advanced pump and hydraulics classes and has completed 48 hours of such training.
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Biddeford
Rene Lachance
Lachance
Three Young Men Arrested in Stennis Shooting Case
Three men Tyrone Marshall 19 John S Marshall 21 and Derick Holloway 18 all from Northeast Washington were held under 100000 bonds charged with armed robbery and violating a federal law for attacking a member of Congress in the Jan 30 shooting of Senator John C Stennis 71. Stennis remains hospitalized after surgery and recovery progresses.
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Washington (Ap
John C. Stennis
Tyrone Marshall
John S. Marshall
Derick Holloway
Washington
District of Columbia
FBI
U.S
Stennis
Senate Armed Services Committee
L. Patrick Gray III
Tyrone Mar
College Names Two Trustees to St Francis College Board
Harold M. Ridlon of Limerick and Richard W. Carbonneau of Lewiston were named to the St. Francis College board of trustees. Announcement came from Board Chairman Harold D. Carroll and President Dr. Robert L. Horn. Ridlon, Bowdoin College alum and former United States Corp. executive, has long been active in local affairs. Carbonneau, Lewiston native and George Washington University alum, leads the Maine Commission on Drug Abuse and holds multiple public service roles.
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St. Francis College Board of
Harold M. Ridlon
Limerick
Richard W. Carbonneau
Lewiston
Atty
Harold D. Carroll
Robert L. Horn
Pool Road
Biddeford
Ridlon
Saco
Thornton Academy
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin
Model Cities
Pitt- Southeastern University
Iburgh
Penn
U.S. Army
USS
Car
Harvard Business School
American Iron and Steel Institute
New York
Washington, D.C
Bonneau
US Army
379Th
Fort Meade
Medical Service Corps
Maine Commission On Drug Abuse
Correctional Association
Developmental Disabilities Reserve Officers Association
Department of Mental Boy Scouts
Health and Corrections
Carof St. Patrick
Model Cities Task Force
School Survey Reveals Parental Attitudes Toward Teachers and Involvement
The survey shows 6 percent very well know teachers, 46 percent slightly, and 18 percent well. Forty percent feel very welcome to visit, while 40 percent report no welcome. Sixty take part in helping in schools or on a community committee. Fifty six percent say progress reports are uncertain, and 80 percent say schools are not fully utilized after hours. Seventeen percent deem discipline most necessary with 24 percent uncertain.
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el Unitilai
Site committee to meet for new police and fire facility
The town's site selection and building committee will meet for the first time in two months to discuss a proposed $200,000 bond for a combined police and fire complex. Town Manager Louis Savelas says funds may be available if civil defense facilities and regional needs are addressed.
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Old Orchard Beach
Louis Savelas
Maine Law Enforcement Planning and Assistance Agency
Civil Defense
Longest Held POW To Be Released Friday
The United States announces Friday releases of 32 prisoners from Hanoi Gia Lam Airport. Maj Floyd Thompson, captured March 26 1964 in Quang Tri Province, will be freed after 3 277 days as a POW, the longest for an American. Also slated for return are civilian diplomat Philip Manhard, Sgt Alfonso Riate, Pvt Frederick Elbert Jr, and others including Ridgeway, Branch, Kushner, and Alvarez the first airman shot down.
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Saigon
Viet ‘Cong
U.S
Hanoi
Gia Lam
Vietnam
Maj
Floyd Thompson
Quang Tri Province
Demilitarized Zone
Thompson
Navy
Everett Alvarez
North Vietnam
Philip Manhard
U.S. State Department
Manhard
Hue
McLean
Pfe
Ronald L. Ridgeway
Khe Sanh
Ridgeway
United States
Milda A. Ridgeway
Houston
Michael Patrick Branch
Highland
Radio
Pentagon
Pvt
Frederick Lewis Elbert Jr
U.S. Marine Corps
Nixon Budget Hearing Set for Augusta Maine
Maine congressional delegation will hold a public hearing in Augusta next Monday to explore the impact of President Nixon's proposed budget on Maine. Sen. Edmund Muskie says officials at local, county, and state levels will testify, with Gov. Curtis and lawmakers present.
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Washington
Maine
Augusta
Nixon
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
Kenneth M. Curtis
Islature
William D. Hathaway
William S. Cohen R
Peter N
Kyros
GED Exam Set for Biddeford Adults at High School
Biddeford Adult Education announces a three day GED exam at Biddeford High School March 27 28 29 from 6 to 9 30 PM. Robert Hodge coordinates the test head proctor. Applicants 20 years old or older must contact the Adult Education Office for information and an application.
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Biddeford
City Hall
Biddeford High School
Union Delays Spark Riots at Ageo Station Near Tokyo
About 10 000 commuters angered by union slowdowns stoned trains and occupied Ageo station near Tokyo. Riot police arrested seven passengers as melee disrupted service to Tokyo and Ueno terminals for hours. Two rioters and three railway officials were hospitalized amid the unrest.
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Tokyo
Ageo
Brazil Supreme Court upholds topless beach ban ruling
Beatriz Sidou reports Brazil's Supreme Court rejected an appeal by Malu, a 24 year old mother, seeking topless access at Rio de Janeiro's Ipanema Beach. The court did not overturn a lower court decision restricting topless bathing citing morality concerns.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Beatriz Sidou
Supreme Court
Rio
Ipanema
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Army Medical Center
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National Association of State
American Society For Public Adminstration
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