Richardson Takes Job on Nixon Order
The brother of Elliot L. Richardson said President Nixon asked him to become Watergate investigator in a way that could not be refused. Dr. Peirson Richardson, a neuropathologist, noted his brother’s initial reluctance but added that loyalty to government would prevail if the assignment required it.
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Boston
Elliot L. Richardson
Nixon
Richardson
Peirson Richardson
Massachusetts General Hospital
Dr. Richardson
Zeta
Ada
Notre Dame Unit Auxiliary Names Officers At Dinner
The Notre Dame Unit Auxiliary of the Webber Hospital Association announced officers for the coming year at a banquet held at St Francis College. President Mrs Leo Rondeau and other officers were named along with area representatives. A Mass opened the event and notes on later meetings and fundraisers were given. The 253-member auxiliary plans sales and a dinner dance and urged donations for a July 8 Barn Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Webber Hospital Association
St. Francis College
Leo Rondeau
Ruth Brown
Frances Cameron
Lucille Simard
Bernard Carson
Adrien Cote
Alfred Paul
Marc Simard
Rose Fournier
Ann Dineen
Robert Center
Maurice Demeule
Webber Hospital
Shawmut Inn
Steve White
Lucien Doyon
Robert Dion
Claire Lacroix
Thrift Shop
Ethel Bedard
Marilyn Harmon
100th Fatality in Ulster Conflict Reported in 1973
Belfast report says Sgt. Thomas Crump died in Londonderry hospital after a patrol shooting near the Bogside area. Two other soldiers were wounded in Belfast and Dungannon, all in Northern Ireland's sectarian violence. The IRA Official wing claimed seven soldiers killed and twenty wounded recently in retaliation for attacks.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Thomas Crump
Crump
Dungann
Senior Citizens Whist At Ross Center In Biddeford
Biddeford Senior Citizens Club held at the Abraham and Fannie Ross Center announced a public whist party for May 6 at 7 p.m. A meeting led by President Mrs. Alden Racine and prayers by Mrs. Marie Anna Dorais preceded the event. Winners and special award recipients were named, with donations from several members and refreshments served.
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Biddeford
Senior’ Citizens Club
Abraham and Fannie Ross
Washington Street
Alden Racine
Marie Anna Dorais
Jose &At Grenier
Jacques Millette
Grenier
Adelina Plante
Marie
Anna_ Dorais
Albertine Chretien
Anna Forcier
Octave Martel
Alfred Lapierre
Marie Anne Vaillancourt
Laura Roy
Emeline Poisson
Eva Cantara
Malvina Gaudette
Lilian Loranger
Ovila Lau
Rachel Roux
Leda Binette
State officials deny SCAR claims on parolee rally turnout
SCAR says Maine inmates were denied travel to a New Hampshire protest and plans a $1 million suit against top corrections officials. Officials say parolees cannot cross state lines without permission and note the rally risked trouble, while SCAR cites demands for prison reforms and seeks action in Portland federal court.
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Augusta
New Hampshire
Maine
Correctional Alliance For Reform
SCAR
Department of Mental Health and Corrections
Thomaston
New England Prisoners’ Association
Concord
N.H
Kenneth M. Curtis
William F. Kearns Jr
Kearns
Edward J. Hansen
Bureau of Corrections
Ward Murphy
Corrections Bureau
U.s.district Court
Portland
Miss Murphy
G. Raymond Nichols
Probation and Payrole
VFW Auxiliary Plans Open House and Loyalty Day Events
The V F W Auxiliary in Biddeford announces a Sunday open house at the Post home with a 2 p m parade forming from Main and Elm streets and a 1 30 p m gathering. Awards include Voice of Democracy winner Craig Cantara of Biddeford High School. Installation of officers is set for 8 p m May 13.
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V.F.W. Post
Biddeford
Main
Elm Streets
Voice of Democracy
Craig Cantara
Biddeford High School
Muskie Helps Maine Indians Gain Grant Eligibility
Senator Edmund S. Muskie announced that the Department of Interior will include the Penobscot and Pasamaquoddy tribes on a list of eligible recipients for a $60 thousand federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration grant to upgrade police services. He had protested a prior recommendation to remove them from the list, arguing it violated congressional intent to fund all tribes.
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Washington
Maine
Penobscot
Passamaquoddy
Edmund S. Muskie
Department of Interior
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Muskie
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Nixon Order
Peter Lupachini
Gordon Rickard
Anfor Electrical Supply CO
Cottage Street
Sanford
Notre Dame Unit Auxiliary
Vezina
Bernadette Aube
Lucienne Metayer
Evelyn Turcotte
Concord Street
Manchester
Whitewall
WN Royal
Intersteel
Main St
Westbrook
Falmouth
Macgimal Way
Fim
Baddeford
Liteon St
Leveton
Vermont
South Parts
State St
Woolwich
Ulster
Ross Center
Journal
Pine Point
Clam Company
Brick Church
Seavey Landing Road
V.F.W
Merycarter Paints
Sune
Piet
Wnter
Ae, Uy
Sunlanvtes
Mary Carter
Elm & Center Sts
Indians
Atlantic
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