Deaths MANCHESTER N H Mrs Lumina E Cote 75
Mrs Lumina E Cote 75 of 196 River Road Manchester died Friday morning in a local hospital. Born in Somersworth November 2 1898 she was the widow of Onil Cote and served as vice president and director of Cote Brothers Bakery and Ed Delorge Baking Co. She was a Life member of the National Geographic Society a past president of the Jolliet Club Ladies and a Notre Dame Hospital Associates member. Mass at St George Church Monday. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. Visitation today and tomorrow at J N Bouffard and Sons Funeral Home 110 Bridge St 2 4 and 7 9 PM.
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Manchester
N.H
Lumina E. Cote
River Road
Somersworth
Auguste Felix
Ann Schaumner
Cote
Onil Cote
Cote Brothers Bakery
Ed Delorge Baking Co
Biddeford
Maine
Wells Obituary of Arthur J Maynard 80 of Sanford Road
Arthur J Maynard 80 resident of Sanford Road Wells died Friday at a Biddeford hospital after a brief illness born January 27 1894 in Webster Massachusetts son of Arthur and Denise Choquette Maynard U S Army WWI veteran former insurance agent for John s Insurance Co Webster Massachusetts toolmaker For Attleboro Massachusetts Survived by widow Rose Carlsson Maynard a son Robert A Maynard a daughter Dorothy Plante a brother Roy L Maynard sisters Alden Resner and William Pechey six grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral Monday at 10 am at St Mary s Church Wells Beach with interment Ocean View Cemetery Angell Funeral Home Kennebunk open for calling hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
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The
Johns Insurance Co
Webster
Mass
thepco-Mossberg Co
Attleboro
Rose
Carlson) Maynard
Robert A. Maynard
North Berwick
Albert
Dorothy) Plante
Roy L. Maynard
Hawthorne
N.J
Daniel (Alden) Resner
William Pechey
East Bridgewater
St. Mary’s Church
Wells Beach
William J. Kelly
Ocean View Cemetery
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Kennebunk
Revson Dies In South African Grand Prix Crash
Auto racer Peter Revson, 35, was killed during practice for the South African Grand Prix in Johannesburg. He began racing in 1960 and his peak came in 1971 with pole at the Indianapolis 500, runner-up finish, and wins in the Cam-Am Challenge Cup and British Grand Prix.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Peter Revson
Funeral directors listed for Saco area firms
Funeral service listings present for Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring St Saco and Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street Saco Maine with respective telephone numbers 284-5611 and 282-0562.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Tel
Emond Conroy Funeral Home Notices
Frank X. Emond and J. P. Conroy Funeral Home handle arrangements. Contact numbers 284 5511 and 282 1818 are listed for inquiries.
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Fmond & Conroy Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Weather summary for Portland with light snow chance
Portland forecast indicates tonight a mix of light snow chances with south having light snow and the north likely, with overnight lows in the 20s. Sunday brings a mix of light snow early and variable clouds, with highs in the 30s and some low 40s to the south.
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Portland
New England Temperature Readings by City and Province
Readings recorded across New England and nearby areas show Boston 43 Chatham 41 Nantucket 42 New Bedford 45 Worcester 39 Providence Rhode Island Hartford 47 Concord 37 Lebanon 39 Mt. Washington 8 Rangor 36 Caribou 31 Greenville Portland 39 Rumford 39 Halifax 43 Montreal 29 Quebec 29 30.
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Chatham
Nantucket
New Bedford
Worcester
Rhode Island
Providence
Connecticut
Hartford
NEW Hampshire
Concord
Lebanon
Mt. Washington
MAINE
Rangor
Caribou
Greenville
Portland
Rumford
Halifax
Montreal
Quebec
Exxon Denies Maine Court Charges Over Supply Claims
Exxon rejects charges in a Maine Superior Court claim that it misrepresented supply levels under the Unfair Trade Practices Act. The attorney general alleges Exxon claimed regional shortages while inventories reportedly rose, a spokesman called the charges completely false.
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Augusta
Exxon
Maine
Gulf
East Coast
Contaminated Fowl Face EPA Decision Pressure
Mississippi lawmakers met with EPA officials Friday to discuss contaminated chicken sales amid a push to grant a sale permit. Officials warned growers cannot feed birds for long, while dieldrin levels in some samples reached 2.04 ppm, well above the 0.3 ppm poultry limit. EPA plans to ban dieldrin on crops. Agriculture enforces meat and poultry limits.
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Missippi
EPA
Upholt
Agriculture Department
Keating Suit Threatens Local Neighborhood Ties
Keating suit centers on relocating a facility, risking elderly residents' companionship and community support. Defendants listed include Selectmen Heber A. Smith Jr. and David H. Shields, Appeals Board members A Rosco Noble and others, Planning Board member James J. Keating III, and Building Inspector John J. McNiff.
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Heber A. Smith Jr
David H. Shields
Frederick W. Trumbull
Robert J. Slowik
Herman Cohen
A. Rosco Noble
M. Clifford Boyer
Warren Astrowsky
Madeleine Marx
John H. Walker
Biddeford High Presents Blazing Guns at Roaring Gulch
The Biddeford High School drama club stages the Western comedy Blazing Guns at Roaring Gulch on Sunday at 7 30 p m in the drama room of the new addition at Biddeford High School.
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BHS
Biddeford High School
Roaring Gulch
Horseshoeing Requires Skill and Horsemanship
Frank Pierce of the Horseman's Center on Route 109 blends farriery with horsemanship on a 47 acre farm. He travels to shoe horses for spring, stresses proper hoof angles, and notes the bond and risk between horse and handler. He recalls a dramatic incident with an unruly horse and a tree, illustrating dangers and quick thinking in blacksmithing.
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Wells
Frank Pierce
Horseman’s Center
Pierce
Boxford
Mass
Candidates Voice Views in Maine Gubernatorial Race
Republican Sen. Wakine G. Tanous of East Millinocket urged voters to curb centralization of power in Augusta while addressing the Hancock County Women’s Republican Club. Democratic rivals Brennan and LaFountain pressed public land access and campaign finance reform, with LeVine highlighting youth and new industry as state needs.
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Wakine G. Tanous
East Millinocket
Maine
Tanous
Hancock County
Republican Club
Augusta
Joseph E. Brennan
Portland
Senate
Aaron Levine
Waterville
Portland League of Women Voters
New England
Lloyd P. LaFountain
Biddeford
Westbrook
U.S
Jury Trial Right Could Increase Courts Backlog
Portland Maine Supreme Court rules all criminal defendants have a right to jury trial. The decision may worsen court backlog as cases move from district to superior court. In the Sklar speeding case, the court held transfers are new actions entitling a jury trial, reversing a previous finding.
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Portland
Maine
Supreme Court
Law Court
Sidney Wernick
David S. Sklar
Skowhegan
Sklar
Somerset County Superior Court
Percy Sees Impeachment as Education for Nation
Sen. Charles Percy argued impeachment of President Nixon could be an educational experience and not destabilize the country. He said the U.S. is strong, with a literate electorate, and stressed the constitutional process can be carried out deliberately to clarify separation of powers.
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Colchester
Nixon
Charles Percy
Illinois Republican
Percy
St. Michael’s College
Asian Flu In Maine Outbreak Hits Augusta Areas
The state Bureau of Health tests influenza like illnesses in several Maine communities amid outbreaks in Augusta Gardiner and Brunswick. Dr Peter J Leadley reports one case isolated as Type B influenza. Symptoms include fever headaches aching muscles sore throat and loss of appetite. Illness lasts three to four days with lingering weakness and dry throat up to three weeks.
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Augusta
State Bureau of Health
Maine
Gardiner
Brunswick
Peter J. Leadley
Health Bureau
Leadley
Two Dead From Deer Isle House Fire. Five Missing
Officials say two bodies were recovered and three more may have perished in a Deer Isle blaze at the house of Ernest Haskell. Sheriff’s deputies found the fire detected about 5 a.m. and continued searches for the missing.
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Little Deer Isle
Hancock County Sheriff's Department
Ernest Haskell
20-Cent Papers Increase Blamed On Rising Costs
The Associated Press reports several daily papers raised newsstand prices due to higher costs. The New York Post goes to 20 cents from 15. Milwaukee Journal and Sentinel rise to 15 cents. Washington Post moves to 15 cents daily and 50 cents Sunday, with no delivery rate changes. Washington Star-News and others also adjust prices citing labor and newsprint rises.
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Associated Press
New York Post
Daily
Milwaukee Journal
Milwaukee Sentinel
Washington Post
Washington Star-News
Maine Senators Approve Part Two Budget Plan
Initial Senate approval granted to a $7.8 million Part Two budget with extensive social welfare funding. A state public transit fund proposal of $50,000, matched locally and federally to $400,000, was indefinitely postponed by both houses. Pending action Monday is a bill granting collective bargaining rights to state employees while another measure to limit primary and general election candidate spending nears final approval.
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Augusta
Senate
Attorney General's Office
Police Attend Fingerprint School in Maine Academy
Fifteen law enforcement officers attend a week long advanced fingerprint school at the Maine Criminal Justice Academy in Waterville. Jean-Paul G. Morin of Biddeford Police and Sherman C. Bonney Jr. of Kennebunkport Police are among the attendees. The curriculum covers identifying photographing comparing and charting fingerprints.
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Waterville
Biddeford
Kennebunkport
Maine Criminal Justice Academy
Jean-Paul G. Morin
Sherman C. Bonney Jr
Surfers Plan Regional Group In Old Orchard Beach
Local surfers invite all area enthusiasts to an organizational meeting Monday at 7 30 PM in the high school library. The goal is to form a cooperative group of Biddeford Saco and Old Orchard Beach surfers to identify surfing areas on local beaches with city and town officials.
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Old Orchard Beachall
Biddeford
Saco and
Maine minimum wage to rise ten cents
Gov. Kenneth M. Curtis signed the bill raising Maine's hourly minimum wage from 1.90 to 2.00 dollars. The increase takes effect October 15. The measure was sponsored by Rep. Patrick McTeague of Brunswick.
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Maine
Patrick McTeague
Brunswick
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Perce
Farrier
Pete Lamontagne
Letourneau Bros., Inc
Shell
Alfred St
Maggie’s Drawers
Dick Danforth
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Deer Isle
William C. Buell MD
Jefferson St
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Helmut
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Fern Reardon
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