Milk Producers Fund Ties Include Mills Campaign Funds
The Associated Milk Producers cooperative paid 137000 in corporate funds to aid campaigns and buy lists for Democrats including Rep. Wilbur Mills and Sen. Harold Hughes. A Watergate grand jury investigated the payments and related salaries, rents, and list purchases amid names such as Humphrey Abourezk Docking Hall and others.
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Washington
Associated Milk Producers
Milk-Fund Inc
Iire- Cooperative
Campaign Corporation
Wilbur D. Mills Humphrey
James Abou
Hubert H. Humphrey
Rerk
South Dakota
Robert Docking
Kansas
David Hall
Oklahoma
Iowa Democratic Party
Harold Hughes
Watergate Grand
Dairy Cooperative
draft-Mills
Arkansas Democrat
Cooperative
Minneapolis
Valentine, Sherman and Associates
Sen. Hughes
Abou
Rezk
Abourezk
Docking
James C. Shaffer
Hall
Humphrey
Maryland
Florida
Minnesota Democrat
Jack Chestnut
Valentine, Sherman
Worldwide Cancer Cooperative Urged by ACS Leader
St Augustine Florida AP President of the American Cancer Society proposes a formal global cooperative to pull together knowledge for immediate cancer control. He cites 100000 American deaths yearly that could be saved with earlier diagnosis, reduced smoking, and lower environmental risks. The plan would unite ACS, NCI, state health agencies, medical societies, WHO, and the International Union Against Cancer to identify high risk groups and spread solid facts.
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ST. Augustine, Fla
American Cancer Society
Justin N. Stein
Cancer Society
Science Writers
Stein
National Cancer Institute
State Health Departments
Medical Societies
World Health Organization
International Union Against Cancer
Dr. I Stein
Papers Taken Out Secretly in Maine Elections Race
A Maine Elections Division tally shows 45 residents have picked up nomination papers as of last Thursday, but only 13 have filed. The rest remain hidden until April 1, with rumors and secrecy shaping the tight race for various offices in towns like Biddeford and Kennebunk.
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Buxton
Philip Berry
Berry
Rep. Berry
Augusta
Robert Farley
Biddeford
Marcel Viger
Peter Burr
Kennebunk
Peter Danton
Saco
Guy Marcotte
Senate Approves Comprehensive Credit Code Legislation
Augusta AP report says a broad consumer credit code passed initial Senate approval, uniting current rules and consumer rights under a new Bureau of Consumer Protection within the Department of Business Regulation. The Senate rejected a House amendment restoring 1 percent max monthly rates. the rate sits at 1.5 percent.
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Augusta
Senate
House
Legislative Committee
Bureau of Consumer Protection
Department of Business Regulation
John Cox
R-Bangler
Amnesty Support Topic of Meeting in Portland
In Portland a meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday will organize support for amnesty for Vietnam era draft resisters and deserters. The event follows House Judiciary Committee subcommittee hearings on 14 amnesty bills, with options ranging from unconditional amnesty to alternate service. Rep William Cohen is a member of the subcommittee. The gathering will be at 280 Concord Street West, home of Mike and Margaret Nobel, area coordinators for the American Friends Service Committee.
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Portland
House
Judiciary Committee
Rep
William §. Cohen
Rlaine
Concord St. West
Mike and
Margaret Nobel
American Friends Service Committee
Saco municipal officers set meeting on liquor license for Huot's
The Saco Municipal Officers will meet April 1 1974 at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers City Hall to review Huot's Restaurant part time liquor and vinous license for Eastern Ave Camp Ellis Beach Saco Maine. All persons may appear to show cause why the license should not be granted. City Clerk Joan M Lamontagne signs notice.
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Saco
Huot’s
Eastern Ave
Camp Ellis Beach
City of
Joan M. Lamontagne
Wells Board Plans Public Hearing on Alcohol Licenses
The Wells Board of Selectmen schedules a public hearing at the Town Office on April 2, 1974 at 7 30 P M to consider Henri s Enterprises Inc Route 1 Wells for a part time Restaurant Spirituous Vinious and Malt Liquor License Also listed are Donald Butler John Traf ton Clarence Fender son Reginald Chase Richard Rouleau and Vander W Forbes Jr by Forbes Lunch Dining Wells Beach for a part time Class A Restaurant Malt Liquor License Barnacle Billy s Inc Ogunquit for Spirituous Vinious and Malt Liquor License.
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Board of Selectmen
Town of
Wells
Henri’s Enterprises, Inc
Rte. 1
Donald Butler
John Trafton
Clarence Fenderson
Reginald Chase
Richard Rouleau
Vander W. Forbes Jr
Forbes
Wells Beach
Barnacle Billy’s Inc
Ogunquit
Publc
C.Z. Ganellas
Valerie
SAD 71 Board Will Consider Status Report
KENNEBUNKPORT SAD 71 Board of Directors meets at 7:30 pm at the Consolidated School to review probationary teachers and set salaries, apportion funds to the stipend and satellite vocational education committees, and hear a high school status report with preliminary plans and land survey. The superintendent will discuss the elementary reading program Arundel days project and other district initiatives.
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Kennebunkport
Arthur Hedberg
Lovelace Tops Sex Week at Alabama
In Tuscaloosa four streakers interrupted Linda Lovelace during her Sex Week talk at the University of Alabama. The Deep Throat star was a featured speaker as Sex Week promoted human sexuality in the 70s with lectures films and an original play.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Linda Lovelace
Miss Lovelace
Deep Throat
University Program Council
Andrew Powell
Scientists Seek Larger Pictures Of Mercury
Mariner 10 scientists in Pasadena monitor 36 new Mercury photos sent from the spacecraft. Images remain too small to reveal surface details as Mariner 10 closes to within 2.2 million miles, skim past Mercury Friday, and attempt the first close-up views.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 10
Mercury
Earth
Jet Propulsion Laboratories
JPL
Mariner
House May Follow Impeachment Panel
Rep. Tip ONeill predicted that if the House Judiciary Committee recommends impeachment the House would vote overwhelmingly to impeach. He noted a potential presidential resignation once evidence is turned over, with witnesses to begin in May and a committee report due in early June.
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Kansas City
House
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Thomas P
Tip’ O'Neill
D-Mass
O'Neill
Massachusetts
Democrat
6Th Democratic Congressional Club
Missouri
Jerry Litton
D-Mo
Peter Rodino
D-N.j
Gartley Announces Try For Congress
Former prisoner of war Mark Gartley announced in Augusta that he will seek the Democratic nomination in Maine's 2nd Congressional District. He cited inflation, mistrust in government, and a call for politically independent leadership. Gartley, a Greenville resident and former Navy pilot captured in 1968, was released in 1972 after four years in North Vietnamese custody.
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Augusta
Mark Gartley
Maine
Gartley
Greenville
Navy
North Vietnam
America
Helium Boiling Point Noted at 268.94 C Below Zero
A science note states helium has the lowest boiling point among substances at 268.94 degrees below zero Celsius, a benchmark in cryogenics and low temperature physics.
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Mills
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Mrs. Bullock
Cancer Cooperative
Roger Johnson
Caribou
E. Emerson Cummings
Old Orchard Beach
GOP
Leatrice Morin
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Reaace
Congress
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