Kennebunk Bibber Wins Vote For Moderator
At Kennebunk Creator Bibber won the town moderator race by 80 votes in a special meeting held amid rain and crowds. The tally was 422 for Bibber to 342 for Herman Cohen with seven spoiled ballots and four blanks. 775 people voted. Bibber, longtime moderator, was nominated by Atty. Daniel Crowley, and Cohen served as deputy last year. The affair drew many spectators and a charged foyer scene as the meeting stretched over three days.
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Referendum or Vote on Vocational School Planned
Biddeford City Council will decide April 1 whether to fund the proposed vocational school or send it to referendum. Planning coordinator Joseph Plamondon notes the delay and potential jeopardy if sent to referendum. He cites cooperation from officials and strong local support while indicating most councilors favor a bond vote without referendum, with continuation on page two.
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Gold Free Markets Open Across Paris Zurich After Washington Pact
Free markets in gold opened in Paris and Zurich following the Washington agreement. Prices fell from Friday highs with Paris quoting 40.10 per ounce for a one kilogram ingot and Zurich banks posting 43 to 45 per ounce. The Hong Kong market saw a record 41.46 then slid as the two price system unfolded. The dollar and pound strengthened on European exchanges.
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Two price system for gold agreed by seven nations
Seven Western nations led by the United States approved a two price system in Washington. Central banks will value official transactions at 35 dollars an ounce while private market pricing will float around 40 to 45 dollars. The move aims to curb speculative buys that drained reserves, but the underlying balance of payments problem remains and requires policy steps.
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Cubans Endure A Dry Weekend
HAVANA AP Cubans endured their first nonalcoholic weekend after Fidel Castro ordered the closure of private and state bars and cabarets. Beer and wine with meals were allowed. The crackdown, aimed at conserving manpower during a poor sugar harvest, surprised officials as they stayed indoors or pursued agriculture projects.
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Rain Posing Flood Threat
Southern New England faces flood danger as steady rain continues. Reports cite 4.06 inches in Providence and other substantial totals while Massachusetts Civil Defense goes on standby. Several waterfront properties flooded and roads closed amid high water. officials urge disaster plan reviews and caution about potential emergencies.
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Tax Settlements Show IRS Clears Debts for Less
IRS data reveal 20 largest offers in compromise last year cut a total 6.84 million in claims to about 949 thousand, averaging 14 cents on the dollar. Notable cases include a Texas oilman, a New Jersey businessman, and a Michigan trucking official, all unable to pay in full.
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Tyndale pushes six area plan for York County aid
Kennebunkport state Rep. Elmont M. Tyndale urged a six pronged effort at a Republican Platform Committee meeting in Portland. He called for action on lobster industry, small farmers financing, industrial development for York County, park and road improvements, school subsidies, and vocational education funding. He urged matching funds and broader humanities legislation to aid rural youth and the needy.
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