Parents urged to stay calm while guiding teens away from drugs
The piece outlines five parental approaches from experts to help teenagers resist drugs. Keep your cool listen to what children say get facts share them with youngsters be firm but fair and set good examples while avoiding panic.
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Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
Kenneth Keniston
Yale
Richard H. May
Health Service
University of Chicago
Finlater
Dr. Keniston
Biddeford Bandsmen Return From New York Parade Adventure
A tired but happy Biddeford Regional High School band and color guard returned after marching in New York City's St Patrick's Day parade. The group endured little sleep and tight schedules but enjoyed clear skies and a proud performance in royal blue uniforms on Madison Avenue.
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St. Louis
Biddeford
New York City
New York
Saco
Madison Avenue
Gilbert
Shelton Towers Hotel
Lexington Avenue
Empire State Building
Fifth Avenue
TRE ST. Lous
Prudent Power Sit-In Protests at Nasson College
About 250 Nasson College students and several faculty members staged a non-violent sit-in at administration headquarters under the banner Prudent Power to oppose a plan to unify the experimental and traditional programs. Officials say the move would end a valued educational experiment.
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Springvale
Nasson College
Nasson
Donald M. Nei
York
Nassan Board of Trustees
Nixon Seeks Early Talks With Soviet Union on ABM Limits
President Nixon told the 18 nation disarmament conference in Geneva that the United States hopes to begin discussions with the Soviet Union soon on limiting anti ballistic missile systems. A Soviet draft called for banning all military installations on the sea bed and subsoil, while Kosygin urged progress on weapon stockpile reductions and chemical and biological warfare prohibitions.
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Geneva
Nixon
United States
Soviet Union
Alexei A. Roshehin
Alexei N. Kosygin
France
Gerard C. Smith
Washington
Moscow
Ashington
Uch
Africanization in Zambia faces doubts after independence
Labor Minister Changu lu tells Parliament that replacing white workers with Zambians must slow. He says the program has harmed Zambia while skilled copper mine techs are still needed. Some officials warn progress is uneven as about 5,000 whites remain, with political tensions over Rhodesia looming. Kenneth Kaunda appeals for role and respect.
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Lusaka
Zambia
Oder
Changufu
Rega
Kenneth Kaunda
Pepperell Mill Curtailment Affects 200 Jobs in Biddeford
The Pepperell sheet mill in Biddeford announces a curtailment of about one third of its production due to a weak sheeting market. About 200 employees will be affected with layoffs likely Friday. A government contract, eight months long, supports continued blanket production at the Biddeford mill.
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China
Lewiston
West Point
Pepperell
Pepperelle
Biddeford
Maruice Roux
Henry Fruslow
Alexander Anastasoff
Biddeford - Saco Joint Board
TWUA
AFL — Cio
Maine EMS reform faces ongoing challenges after year of upgrades
Maine has advanced emergency medical transportation over the past year but still faces significant work. Richard W. Gerry, head of the EMS Division, says the situation is no worse than nationwide yet not better. Training and equipment rules tied to Medicare transport and stricter wage laws increased manpower costs for funeral directors statewide.
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David L. Swearingen
Associated Press
Augusta
Maine
State Health & Welfare
Richard W. Gerry
Emergency Medical Services Division
Ambulance Services Face Shift to Municipal Backup
The article describes how funeral homes audited for EMS costs faced public scrutiny and many communities began moving toward municipal emergency transport to cut costs. Secondhand ambulances rose in demand while officials expanded training through a state civil defense program reaching about 850 volunteers in 22 counties.
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Farnham Folsom
Lloyd Drinkwater
Britain readies invasion force for Anguilla crisis
London reports indicate Britain assembled a 140 plus force including Red Devils parachutists and police to quell Anguilla's bid for independence. Anguilla's self proclaimed president Ronald Webster organized a 250 man army with antique arms as 6,000 islanders rebel since May 1967. Webster flew to San Martin while contact with the outside world remained severed.
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London
Britain
Caribbean
Anguilla
Parachute Regiment
Atlantic
Ronald Webster
St. Kitts
Nevis
Robert Bradshaw
Foreign Office
William Whitlock
Federation
Whitlock
Antigua
Webster
San Martin
Jack Holcomb
Florida
United States
Daily Telegra Cnsrenean
Ian Ball
Webister
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Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Malcolm’ Bowers, Jr
Yale University
Stanley F. Yolles
National Institute of Mental Health
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Fleming
Trust Nursing Home
Delorge Baking CO
Dairy Queen
Main Street
Stockman Avenue
Lan
Federal
Gerry
Mafia
Islands
Harold Wilson
Wilson
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