Workshop's thrust acceptance of death
A St Francis College workshop for two dozen health professionals explored facing death with dignity. Dr Elisabeth Kubler Ross's five stages of dying informed discussions on denial anger bargaining depression and acceptance. Nurses and other staff heard a film of Ross and notes on shifting from disease focus to holistic patient care.
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St. Francis College Yester E
Albert Fink
Con
Fink
St. Francis
Elisabeth Kubler- Ross
University of Chicago
Webber Hospital
James Wright
Bill o' fare revamps at area resorts in wage squeeze
Two major Kennebunkport and Kennebunk resorts cut labor and meals to lower costs. The Shawmutt Inn at Turbot's Creek trimmed meals to breakfast only and converted 75 percent of rooms to efficiency units, dropping staff from 150 to 50. Narragansett Hotel reduced dinner service while maintaining breakfast and lunch. The Colony Inn Cape Arundel offers a full American plan with three meals. Propriety Richard T. Hennesey cites rising labor and food costs and policy changes as drivers.
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Peter Kingsley
Kennebunkport
Knnebunkport
Turbot’s Creek
Kennebunk
Gooch’s Beach
Colony Inn
Cape Arundel
Colony
Shawmutt Inn
Narragansett Hotel
Shawmutt
Richard T. Hennesey
Hennesey
Narragansett
Owen Wentworth
Tax Returns Show Tiny Gap Between Ford and Reagan
Presidents Ford and Reagan filed tax statements showing a $414 difference in gross income for 1975. Reagan reported $106,507 in combined taxes on $252,405 adjusted gross income, while Ford paid $106,510.84 on $251,991 gross income. Ford's taxes were mostly federal. Reagan listed broader sources. Ford's net worth stood at $323,439 as of last year.
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Washington
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
James Lake
West Virginia
California
Federal Treasury
Saco to vote on dump pollution bond plan
After years of debate city officials seek voter approval to borrow up to 147000 dollars over seven years for a Foss Road dump pollution control project designed by E C Jordan Co. A public hearing is set for May 24 with a referendum planned for June 8.
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Susan Morrison
Old City
Saco
E.c.jordan Co
Saco votes against 7500 for dump project final engineering
Councilor Hobbins and others tabled the 7500 final engineering appropriation for covering a nine acre dump amid BEP litigation. City costs to cover the dump with own crew estimate 107260. contract 152000. Attorney Ayotte to represent city. Cassette Foss LeBlanc on advisory committee. Mayor Zaitlin questions council delay and BEP dispute. Consent BEP order signed if federal state funds available. Other items funded wastepacker pay, Buxton Road sewer connection, and asphalt.
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Foss Road
State Board of Environmental Protection
Ronald Ayotte
BEP
Raymond Hobbins
News
Hobbins
Robert Cassette
O'Neil LeBlanc
William Boucouvalas
Richard Hjort
Stephen Foss
Charles Pendleton
John Dexter
Ayotte
Cassette
Foss
LeBlanc
Zaitlin
Saco
Hel Ayotte
Boucouvalas
Council
Unaeess
Factory Island
Buxton Road
Saco council approves mayor budget hike in four to three vote
The Saco City Council increased the mayor Samuel Zaitlin expense budget by a narrow four to three margin. One dissenting ally, Councilor LeBlanc, switched his nay to aye and then moved to reconsider, but the motion failed. Several councilors urged fiscal restraint while arguing over who controls the mayoral budget and duties. The meeting also tabled a 75 monthly radio broadcast request and approved several small city permits and transportation-related motions, plus a survey funding request to study regional public transit.
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Saco
Samuel Zaitlin
Ang
O’neil LeBlanc
Chang
LeBlanc
Zaitlin
Ronald Ayotte
Hjort
Clifford Bragdon
Lincoln
Elm Streets
Howard Begley
Debora Dyrenfort
Camp Ellis
Aepeanse
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
History Highlights From May Fourth 1976
May 4 1976 marks 125 days into the year with notable anniversaries. Peter Minuit bought Manhattan for trinkets worth 24 dollars in 1626, Napoleon was exiled to Elba in 1814, Chancellorsville flipped Virginia in 1863, the Panama Canal Zone came under U.S. possession in 1904, German surrender near Denmark in 1945, and the Freedom Riders began their bus challenge in 1961. Gene Miller of the Miami Herald won the Pulitzer for murder case reporting.
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Associated Press
Peter Minuit
Manhattan Island
Minuit
Napoleon Bonaparte
Elba
Chancellorsville
Virginia
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Denmark
Europe
Freedom Riders
Washington, D.C
New Orleans
Inside the Journal: Child Ponders Ironing Poor Blood Joke
A puzzled child watching a TV ad asks, Mom, how do you iron poor blood. The lighthearted line captures a quirky moment from today’s humor page in ITODAY INSIDE THE journa.
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Bill O
Shawmut Inn
Richard Hennessey
Stephen Muskie
Cassette, LeBlanc
Miami
Fla
Herald
Gene Miller
Camerman
Miller
Journa
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Maine
Cen
New England
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