New Town Manager Christopher Kent Arrives in Old Orchard Beach
Christopher Kent is scheduled to arrive today as Old Orchard Beach unveils a new town manager. The community expects swift changes and improved leadership after a prolonged vacancy in the office.
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Christopher Kent
Old Orchard Beach
Governor Longley Urges Local Control Of Education
In Waterville Governor James B. Longley rebukes educators as he argues education decisions should return from Augusta to local schools. He says communities know their needs best and that state level control stifles local input and oversight. Community pressure on legislators is urged to restore local decision making.
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James B. Longley
Waterville
Maine
Longley
Augusta
Ford uses scarlet S to brand Democrats as spenders
In Durham, N C the piece argues Ford’s apparent economic gains undermine Reagan and shape the 1976 race. It says Democrats fear Ford’s portrayal of recovery and his economic plan while warning that unemployment, underutilized capacity, and inflation risks threaten long term growth. The article cites Heller Simon and Hawkins Humphrey issues shaping campaign debates.
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Tom Wicker
New York Times
Durham
N.C
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Ford
Walter Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Joint Economic Committee
Democrats
Congressional Budget Committees
Treasury
William Simon
Heller
Congress
Society Security Trust Fund
Hawkins- Humphrey
Simon Beaming
White House
Hawkins-Humphrey
Simon
Shah of Iran could take Saudi oil fields
Secret intelligence warns the shah could land his army in Saudi Arabia and seize its oil fields if he chose. Western officials note Iran's heavy debt, faltering oil demand, and Washington's $8.6 billion weapons sales as factors fueling Gulf tensions and worries over Saudi protection.
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Shah of
Iran
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Saudi Arabia
U.S
United States
Persian Gulf
America
Kuwait
Pentagon
Timates
Saudia Arabia
Iraq
Egypt
Jordan
South Street bridge woes prompt reader pleas
A Biddeford reader urges city action on deteriorating South Street bridges after repeated close calls. He warns children and residents risk harm until funding and planning address the problem, criticizing council neglect and calling for bridges instead of demolitions or park projects.
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Biddeford
South Street
Richard Nadeau
Wentworth St
Maine
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