Dean's List Names 179 Maine Students On 4.0 Rank
William J. McLeod, vice president for academic affairs at the University of Maine at Portland Gorham, announced 179 students earned a 4.0 straight A rank for the fall semester. The list includes Anita Boutin, Denis Rioux, Linda Herbert II, Judith Wilcox, Linda Troudeau, Paulette Libby, Virginia Randall, Sally Warrick, Jon Card, and many others from Biddeford, Saco, Kennebunkport, Wells, Old Orchard Beach, and Cape Porpoise. Also noted is Norman Goulet of Biddeford named to the Dean's List at Wentworth Institute in Boston.
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Portland
William J. McLeod
University of Maine At Portland- Gorham
York County
Anita I. Boutin
Denis E. Rioux
Biddeford
Linda J. Herbert
Robert H. Herbert II
Hollis Center
Judith R. Wilcox
Kennebunkport
Linda Troudeau
Old Orchard Beach
Paulette A. Libby
Virginia S. Randall
Estele Letellier
Diane Masse
Madeleine Morin
Robert Nava
Norman Petit
Elaine Ross Lynn A. Makepeace
Elizabeth Perrow
Cape Porpoise
John Moulton
Kenneth Pinette
Michael Eaton
Debra Farwell
Jeanette Goodson
Christena Lucas
David Michaud
Kennebunk
Kendrick Daggett
Joseph Bragitano
It Is Safe to Cook a Stuffed Turkey and Then Transf ill
Health note by Dr Michael A Petii states that it is safe to cook a stuffed turkey and then transition it for cooling and serving after several hours, outlining timing and safety considerations for handling hot poultry.
Portland Plane Crash During Emergency Go Around
A Beechcraft King Aire crash in Portland killed pilot George D. West and FAA inspector George Phinney during an emergency go around at Portland Airport. Passenger Arthur Smith was injured as West tested for an extra rating with International Paper Co. on board.
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Portland
National Transportation Safety Board
George D. West
Ballston Spa
N.Y
George Phinney
Waitsfield
Federal Aviation Administration
Arthur Smith
Hudson Falls N.Y
Phinney
West
FAA
Smith
International Paper Co
Senators Seek Removal of Acting OEO Director
Four Democratic senators filed suit in U.S. District Court to oust Howard J. Phillips as acting director of the Office of Economic Opportunity. They argue his appointment is illegal because Nixon has not sent a Senate nominee for confirmation, and cite a 30 day limit for acting posts awaiting confirmation. Senators Pell Mondale Hathaway join chairman Williams in challenging Phillips. Nixon plans to reassign OEO programs and phase out federal support for community action agencies.
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Washington
Howard J. Phillips
Office of Economic Opportunity
U.S. District Court
District of Columbia
Phillips
Nixon
Senate
OFO
Williams and Sons
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
William D. Hathaway
Maine
Lyndon B. Johnson
OEO
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Sacoare
Gregory Callahan
Paul Cloutier
Phyllis Dumont
Paul Dumont
Katina Kalagias
Susan Lamb
Dennis LaPointe
Susan Littlefield
Thomas McAllister
Jacqueline McNabb
Allison Milne
Bernard Rieseld
Wells
James Gough
Marcia Hamlyn
John Hanson
Janet Hanson
Sandra Huden
William Litchfield
Norman P. Goulet
Westmore Ave
Wentworth Institute
Boston
Michael A. Petii
M.D
S&t
Pearson
Capers
Tobie Nathanson
Jane G. Burns
Webber Hospital
Thornton Academy
Linnell Gymnasium
Saco
Dick Danforth
Harrison A. Williams
D-N.j
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
FBI
W. T. Grant Co
Bim St
Bent
Elm St
Radio
Trusl Nursing
May Street
Sanford Mills
Weds. & Thurs
Main ST. North Conway
N. H
Northern Textile Corp
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