Crowded BHS faces threat to hot lunch program
Biddeford High School officials warned the upcoming Fall term may force cancellation of the hot lunch program amid overcrowding for more than 700 students. The board debated solutions including double sessions, expansion, or temporary shutdown with cafeteria repurposing to create classrooms and a language lab.
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Biddeford High School
Board of Education
Raymond Kenneally
Ing
Washington Street
Bradbury Street
Berlin talks resume as Rusk meeting with Dobrynin eyed
Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet ambassador Dobrynin are expected to meet again in about a week to resume exploratory talks on Berlin. The first session restated long standing positions on the city and a briefing for allies followed.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Berlin
Rusk
Dobrynin
State Department
Comee
Llewellyn Thompson
Germany
Moscow
West Germany
East Germany
West Berlin
Noted Growth From Frilly Dress To Blue Jeans
A lighthearted observation on how children mature quickly from childhood outfits to everyday wear. The piece notes a little girl in a frilly organdy dress becoming a woman in blue jeans, reflecting on time passing.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
New York City Papers to Return After Photoengravers Pact
Eight major New York dailies plan back-to-back Thursday editions if photoengravers ratify a peace deal with Mayor Wagner and publishers. The tentative settlement includes a wage rise, welfare fund contribution, and a fourth vacation week, with specifics aimed at ending the longest shutdown in city newspaper history.
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NEW York
New York City
Photoengravers
Robert F. Wagner
Frank McGowan
Walter N. Thayer
the Herald Tribune
Ratiadta Bay
Wagner
The
Post
McGowan
Young offenders face court over liquor violations in Biddeford
Eight minors and several young adults appeared before Associate Judge Gerald C. Nason in Biddeford municipal court this morning as a police crack down on youthful violators continued. Several defendants pleaded guilty to illegal possession of intoxicants and drinking in a motor vehicle, with fines ranging from 10 to 16 dollars or sentences up to 15 days. One defendant, John Paul Doody of Scarborough, was found guilty of drinking in a motor vehicle and fined $15 or 15 days. Additional cases were noted for hearing on break in charges.
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Gerald C. Nason
Biddeford
Nason
Hartley Charles Long
South Freeport
Kong
Lawrence E. Thibodeau
Portland
Richard Tanguay
Westbrook
John Paul Doody
Scarborough
David P. Lent
Scarbor
Slough
Herbert E. Howard
Jack Scarborough
Budget panel endorses current services plan for two-year state budget
The Appropriations Committee backed a 143.2 million current services budget for two fiscal years starting July 1, a figure $147,744 below Gov Reed's proposal. The Senate accepted the report but tabled the bill to Friday for further study, with plans to retable Tuesday for second reading.
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Augusta
Legislative Appropriations Committees
Reed
Senate
Perrin Edmunds
Fort Fairfield
Edmunds
Military & Naval Children’s Home
Bath
Mental Health and Corrections Department
Carlton D. Reed Jr
D. Woolwich
Plante Attacks Representation in Maine
Rep. Jerome D. Plante of Old Orchard Beach, minority leader in the Maine House, urged the Sagadahoc County Democratic Committee that unequal representation is a flagrant perversion of a basic American right. He warned the public that state legislative power shapes daily life and that political power is rarely surrendered voluntarily.
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Bath
Jerome D.plante
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
House
Sagadahoc County
Democratic Committee
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British Columbia
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Madisses
Blanchette
Middle Street
Sace
Laurette Blackington
New York Papers
Jt’s
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Esther Crowley
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Teachers ‘Association
Saco United Baptist Church
Thomas Winston
Harry Garland
Ira Russell
Sylvia Nickels
STA
Frank Lawler
Carleton Robbins
J. Edward Whelan
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Boston Shoe Store
Swift
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