Kennebunk Officials Review Area Subdivision Standards
Town officials after an executive session are examining Planning Board Standards for Subdivisions adopted by York County and amended by Southern Maine. The 12 item statement covers traffic, water supply, pollution, waste disposal, municipal services, and environmental protection amid concerns over Leavitt and Sons 200 unit development on 96 acres by the Kennebunk River drawing 1,200 signatures on an expression of concern.
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York County Regional Planning Commission
Southern Maine Regional Papering Commission
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Leavitt and Sons
Kennebunk River
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Zoning Board
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Stebbins Resigns Biddeford High to Lead Guidance Dept
Biddeford Board of Education offered two contracts to Paul Stebbins as principal and for a new guidance counseling post. Stebbins resigned as principal effective June 30, 1973 to accept the guidance position, citing a long contemplated career change and appreciation for working with Biddeford High School students. The article also notes St Francis College proposals to provide octagonal modular classrooms near the elementary schools, renting five 1,250 square foot structures at about $12,000 annually for a five year lease to ease overcrowding and foster cooperative elementary education.
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St. Francis
Raymond Kenneally
Inside The Journal Pentagon Papers Case
Gunmen seize schoolhouse as chaos erupts amid market woes. Humorous quip contrasts riches on paper with cash on hand reflecting the era's economic tension.
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Pentagon Papers
Agnew Expanded Role in Domestic Policy at White House
President Nixon assigns Vice President Spiro T. Agnew as vice chairman of the Domestic Council to deepen his involvement in domestic policy. Agnew will liaise with governors and local officials while Ehrlichman and Haldeman depart, with restructuring shifting duties to Kenneth Cole and the Office of Management and Budget. The White House tightens security around Watergate files as investigations loom.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
John D. Ehrlichman
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Houston
Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
Kenneth R. Cole
Domestic Council
Stephen B. Bull
Haldeman
Office of Management and Budget
FBI
Beiruti clash as army fights guerrillas near Sabra Shatila
Lebanese troops and Palestinian guerrillas exchanged heavy fire around the Sabra Shatila refugee camp on the southwest edge of Beirut. The siege, aimed at securing two corporals kidnapped by the Popular Democratic Front, prompted widespread alarm as tanks and armored cars were mobilized and civilians fled.
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Lebanon
Sabra-Shatila
Associated Press
Holger Jensen
Jensen
U.S
Popular Democratic Front
Yasir Arafat
al Fatah
Boundary extension urged to 200 miles for Maine waters
Rep Elmont S Tyndale from Kennebunkport asks the Marine Resources Committee to approve a 200 mile offshore limit to shield Maine lobster and fishing industries from foreign trawlers. Maine officials say it would bolster federal action, though enforcement is limited.
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Augusta
Kennebunkport
Maine
Elmont S. Tyndale
Marine Resources Committee
Tyndale
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Spencer Apollonio
Apollonio
Congress
Nixon Aims to Rebuild White House Credibility
The article reports White House figures seek to restore public trust after Watergate disclosures. Vice President Agnew and Senator Dole voice contrasts in credibility, while Press Secretary Ziegler and President Nixon apologize for past denunciations of investigative reporting.
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White House
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Spiro T. Agnew
Bob Dole
Kansas
FBI
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ziegler
Watergate
Washington Post
Post
Carl Bernstein
Bob Woodward
22 Nudes Applauded Not Arrested in Rutland Shower Contest
In Rutland Vermont at Rutland High School a national solo shower singing contest crowned 22 nude contestants. Judges led by Dr. Robert English of Green Mountain College awarded top prizes to Vermonters and an out of state entrant from New York who traveled 789 miles for a $200 bet. Winners included Tom Ergan Nick Genola Dean Ripon and David Brosnan.
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Rutland High School
Robert English
Green Mountain College
Poultney
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