Saco urged to sign DEP pollution consent over water well
The city faces a DEP deadline for a consent order to curb ground water pollution from the old Saco dump. Deputy Mayor Robert Cassette pushes a June referendum on Jordan Co. solution costing 150000, while critics say the council must decide and not pass the buck.
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Maynard Cousens
Saco
Buxton Road
Cousens
Department of Environmental Protection
E.C. Jordan Co
Cassette
William Boucouvalas
An Ree
Jordan Co
DEP
Changes Afoot at Biddeford Children's Center
In a letter to the editor the Biddeford-Saco Journal readers address confusion with a Rhode Island center. The Biddeford program serves preschoolers and operates weekdays with strong state support. Visitors are invited to call 282-3790 or drop by the Birch Street site to tour the former St. Joseph's School Building.
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Biddeford-Saco Journal
Children's Center
Rhode Island Children’s Center
Biddeford
Biddeford Children's Center
Biddeford Children’s Center
Jeff Pastor
Rhode Island
St. Joseph's School
Birch St
Birch Street
Frank Church gambles for the presidency amid power pyramid
Idaho Senator Frank Church, born in 1924, rose from cancer survivor to three-term senator. He challenges Vietnam war policy and now plots a presidential bid with Bethine Church as influential partner. He criticizes government excess and secret police fears while pledging integrity and decisive reform.
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Washington
Stanford
Frank Church
Idaho
Senate
America
Vietnam
Selmon
Church
Bethine
Frank
Bethine Church
Devil's Advocate
White House
FBI
Congress
One fifth of what you see you get
George F. Will surveys the 1976 presidential field, naming Morris Udall Jimmy Carter Henry Jackson Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan as likely nominees. He notes geography Eastern vs Western roots sun belt dynamics and warns against an Eagleton style distraction in a Kennedy bid.
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George F. Will
Washington
Terry Sanford
Iowa
Lloyd Bentsen
New England
Morris Udall
Jimmy Carter
Henry Jackson
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Texas
Arizona
California
Minnesota
South Dakota
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Udall
Jackson
Reagan
Far West
Carter
Sun Belt
Ford
George Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Eagleton
Decatur
Ill
Chappaquiddick
Humphrey
The
Washington Post Company
Gandhi Strengthens India Rule With Iron Hand
Observers note Indira Gandhi consolidates power by suppressing dissent after a threat by Hindu and Muslim extremists. Prodigious reforms cut crime 25 percent in nine months, improve productivity, and curb inflation, with broad public grudging acceptance across Punjab to Calcutta. Lincoln is cited on emergency powers to justify decisive action.
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Pakistan
India
Madame Gandhi
Singapore
Punjab
Kerala
Bombay
Calcutta
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Les Whitten
Sen
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American Association of University Professors
Joint Economic Committee
Paul Harvey
Los Angeles Times
Spain
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