Students Protest Budget Cuts at University of Maine Hearing
About 300 people attended an Ap sc oe Committee hearing in Augusta to oppose Gov. Longley’s proposed cuts to the University of Maine budget. Stanley Freeman Jr. warned staff layoffs and enrollment reductions, while trustees and students urged preservation of higher education. Longley seeks 1976 appropriation of 36.9 million and 1977 of 33.9 million amid inflation and federal aid declines.
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Divorce Bill Postponed In Maine Senate Vote
AUGUSTA AP The Maine Senate split 15 to 15 on indefinitely postponing a divorce bill for mental patients in irreconcilable cases. The measure would let judges waive marital counseling if confinement reached two years. The chamber then approved a move to defeat the bill with a 20 to 9 vote, extending a five percent sales tax to cable TV use in a separate action.
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Orono
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O'Leary
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Lobstermen Back Bill Endorsed by Casco Bay Group
Lobstermen oppose state limits but back a bill to sharply restrict entry and traps. In Augusta a test vote and state insect debate unfold as two bills vie for committee action. Fourth graders push honeybees while others promote monarch butterflies. lawmakers cite conservation and sustained yield for Maine lobstering and classify lobstermen by four classes with quota rules.
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Lawrence Greenlaw
Stonington
Patrick T. Jackson Jr
Yarmouth
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Jackson
Casco Bay
Egypt says fundamentals of Sinai talks unchanged
Egypt debated Kissinger proposals on Sinai disengagement with spokesman Tahsin Bashir noting that fundamentals have not changed and that settlement remains difficult. Kissinger carried the Egyptian response to Sadat as talks continue in Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem
CIA recovers two nuclear torpedoes in sub raise
The Washington Post reports U S intelligence recovered at least two nuclear torpedo warheads from a sunken Soviet submarine raised northwest of Hawaii in 17 000 feet by the Hughes Glomar Explorer under CIA direction. Senate panel may subpoena Howard Hughes, though an aide says no plan exists.
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