Maine tax law attacked by solon
House Minority Leader Linwood E Palmer Jr accused the State Bureau of Property Taxation of masking the impact of the new tax assessing law on small towns. He called for scrutiny of state control over local assessment powers amid debates on the truck weight measure and road safety concerns.
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Rockport
House
Linwood E. Palmer Jr
State Bureau of Property Taxation
Palmer
Nobleboro
Augusta
John W. Jensen
Portland
Jensen
Maine
Transportation Committee
State Bureau
Coastal Town and City Managers Association
Bureau
Maine Speaker says credit code amendment aids small businesses
House Speaker John Martin states a new Maine Consumer Credit Code amendment exempts informal interest free credit agreements from registration unless a written four or more payment plan exists. Gov Longley signed it into law, benefiting hundreds of small grocers and shopkeepers who offer interest free credit. Martin argues the change reduces expense and burden on small businessmen.
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Augusta
John Martin
Eagle Lake
Maine
Martin
James B. Longley
Bureau of Consumer Protection
Tuition Break Is Proposed
AUGUSTA AP Rep Richard D Hewes R Cape Elizabeth sponsors a bill for a state income tax deduction on tuition paid to any accredited post secondary school The former House Speaker said the deduction would extend to students and family members paying tuition arguing taxpayers are conduits for funds to schools.
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Augusta
Richard D. Hewes
Cape Elizabeth
House
Couple To Live In Round Home Debates Unusual Silo Project
Nancy quotes discuss living in a circular house with Kashey offering clarification on past reporting. Builders Kashey Andrew ONeal Bruce Irwin and David Pate contributed to design while Pate previously handled early construction. ONeal notes silo home building is manageable with some factory advice from Unadilla.
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Nancy
Kashey
David Pate
Pate
Andrew O'Neal
Bruce Irwin
Kennebunkport
O'Neal
Blomgren
Blomgrens
MRH
Saudi Rulers Reshuffled Fahd Deputy Premier
King Khaled reshuffled the Saudi government naming Crown Prince Fahd as first deputy premier. Nayef became state minister for interior affairs and Prince Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz gained second deputy premier alongside his guard command. Prince Sultan Bin Abdul Aziz remained defense minister and third deputy premier after King Faisal's assassination.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Khaled
Fahd
Riyadh Radio
Prince Nayef
Nayef
Interior
Saud al Faisal
Saud
Sheik Ahmad Zaki Yamani
Yamani
Prince Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz
Prince Sultan bin Abdul Aziz
Faisal
Idle Maine university building sparks budget drive
Governor Longley defends decision to leave a University of Maine Augusta building idle amid budget tensions. Augusta campus official West cites possible underused May completion as a risk, while Longley says trustees decide spending within a blanket appropriation.
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Augusta
James Longley
University of Maine-Augusta
Clifford West
West
Longley
Senior Citizens Tour Portland Greenhouse on Mystery Trip
Forty two senior adults enjoyed a mystery trip to the Portland greenhouse on a Thursday afternoon. They departed from The Open Door by bus at noon for a guided tour and floral display explanations. Next Thursday the Saco Adults will be served lunch at The Open Door at 1 30 accompanied by mystery entertainment.
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Portland
New
Saco
Parks and Recreation Department
Public Hearings Lisbon Maine 1975 Legislative Notices
Public hearings scheduled at the State House Augusta on April 1 1975 by the Legal Affairs committee include bills to remove Damon Bond Brook Augusta to protect children and aid fish passage and to empower municipalities to regulate snowmobiles within limits H P 848 L D 1035 also H P 799 L D 972 to place professional wrestling under Maine Boxing Commission authority and H P 814 L D 988 an act clarifying the Maine Right to Know Law.
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State House
Augusta
L. D
Maine Boxing Commission
Legislative schedule on labor liquor transportation and judiciary
A Maine session bulletin outlines hearings on April 2 1975 covering labor acts extending collective bargaining for University of Maine employees liquor related licensing and premiums for class A restaurants transportation measures on vehicle registration and farm truck rules judiciary items include prohibiting state funds for abortions and immunity of officials plus procurement and lien priority reforms. Also listings for business legislation including price marking rules toy sales hearing aids licensing and housing warranty standards with several representatives named.
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Augusta Civic Center
University of Maine
Judiciary
Department of Mental Health and Corrections
State House
Rep. Burns
Anson
Rep
Chonko
Topsham
Sen. Hichens
York
Rep. Silverman
Calais
Rep. Boudreau
Portland
Boudreau
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Opera New England OF Maine, Inc
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Sarah Caldwell
The
Opera Company of Boston
Portland City Hall
Starbird School
Down East
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New England Music Co
City Hall
State Office
Richard Lufkin
Thorndike
Department of Transportaion
Goodyear
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Old Orchard Beach
Ken Lane
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