Building Committee Dissolved by SAD 71 in Kennebunkport
SAD 71 voted 5 1 2 to dissolve its school building committee formed 10 months ago to address overcrowding. A seven member subcommittee was created to explore land purchase options and district needs. The annual town meeting rejected the proposed land purchase by 52 percent.
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Kennebunkport
SAD 71
Jack Ketchum
Kennebunk
Consolidated School
Finance Committee
Jack Libby
Dave Rolfe
Dick Littlefield
Theodore Towne
Robert Lewin
Dave Sutter
Augusta
Frances Taylor
Rolfe
Lewin
Daniel Beard
Littlefield
Sutter
Frank Beard
Libby
Ketchum
Beard
Taylor
Frank
Arthur K. Hedberg Jr
Cape Porpoise
West Kennebunk
Kenne
Last POWs Freed at Clark Air Base Wing
The last 32 American POWs held by the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese were freed in Hanoi and flown to Clark Air Base. They include 27 military men and five civilians, part of the broader repatriation bringing total American prisoners freed to 587 since February.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Hanoi
Vietnam
Laos
Clark
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Benjamin H. Purcell
Columbus
Nixon
Purcell
Quang Tri Province
Phillip A. Kientzler
Poway
Calif
Paris
North Vietnam
United States
Pathet Lao
Radio
Wrecked Patrol Plane Located Off Brunswick
The Navy confirms an object 40 miles south of Brunswick is the crash wreckage of a P3 Orion that went down March 15 with five crewmen. Coast Guard sonar last week identified the object in 605 feet of water, though salvage plans await expert review and no decisions have been made.
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Brunswick
Navy
Here
Atlantic
Brunswick Naval Station
Cmdr
Peter Blades
Rnas
Coast Guard
Yankton
Blades
Federal Marshal Wounded at Wounded Knee Amid Siege
Federal Marshal Lloyd Grimm 56 of Omaha was shot at a roadblock near Wounded Knee South Dakota during a 28 day siege by AIM militants. He underwent a five hour operation, remains in serious but stable condition, and negotiators said talks with AIM leaders could proceed to seek a peaceful settlement.
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Wounded Knee
S.D
U.S
Lloyd Grimm
Wayne Colburn
U.S. Marshals Service
Grimm
Omaha
Neb
Colburn
Pine Ridge
American Indian Movement
AIM
Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center
Aurora
Colo
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
William
Hall
Justice Department
Mark Sheehan
Department
Community Relations Service
CRS
Asst. Atty
Kent Frizzell
Atlanta
South
Fulton County
Saco Approves Flood Insurance Start March 30
Federal flood insurance becomes available in Saco effective March 30 with coverage through local agents. Commercial Union Insurance Co. is named as servicing company. policy forms rates and manuals are available now. Saco officials cite benefits of federally subsidized flood insurance and risk reduction efforts.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Saco
National Flood Insurers Association
Commercial Union Insurance Co
Care of
Cambell, Payson and
Noyes
Exchange Street Station
Portland
George
K. Berstein
U.S
Bernstein
Horses Put Reins On Beef
Ed Carroll reported a record horsemeat sale at his Portland market selling about 3,600 pounds in six hours to around 100 customers. Demand rose as beef prices climbed with tenderloin at 2.98 per pound, while horsemeat steak sold for 9 cents per pound. Carroll plans to reopen Wednesday as supply lags behind booming demand.
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Portland
Ore
Ed Carroll
Carroll
Joyce Becker
J&h
The
Oregonian
Carrolll
Horsemeat Packers, Inc
Hubbard, Ore
Horsemeat = Packers
Freelancing Faith Healers Face Licensing and Cracking Down
The South hosts many faith healers now shrinking under strict laws and wary lawmen. Florida requires a 150 dollar license after review and character attestations. North Carolina demands 25 dollars. Authorities pursue offenses when patients suffer or are charged with fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rickard
Natchez
South
Florida
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Coffee Gripes Signed at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Raymond Hall heads the Federal Employes Metal Trades Council claiming 3000 grievances as Navy Captain Westfall threatens to cut coffee. He says contract talks begin May 2 and alleges the plan to ban private coffee pots and limit vending to meals targets sailors on boats while desk workers keep access.
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Kittery
Federal Employes Metal Trades Council
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Presiden
Raymond Hall
Navy
Westfall
Hall
Inside The Journal Crossword Puzzle Debuts Dear Abby
A compact page item highlights a crossword puzzle feature and Dear Abby advice. It notes the editorial section and a light humor piece with a pun about invention and fault, reflecting the paper's usual mix of features.
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Richard C. Anshus
Minneapolis
Miss
Jose Jesus Anzaldua Jr
Refugio
Tex
Jon R. Cavaini
Merced
Congress
Anzaldua
John W. Parsels
Harrisburg
Dolly
Daley
Olga Korbut
Chicago
Richard Daley
By Michael Spath
Berton Braley
William Boucouvalas
Ciizen
Arthur
Lowndes County
Ala
Natchez, Miss
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