Eight Forty Aid To Ill Children In Maine Sessions
Funds for children's books, school dictionaries, and toys were approved at the Eight Forty annual spring meeting in Cape Porpoise. The event chaired by Mrs. Joseph Arsenault highlighted cystic fibrosis and other respiratory charity work with deliveries to Lewiston and Denver projects. Plans include a July state marche and a June memorial reception for state chapeau Arsenault.
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Wells
Departemental of
Maine
Kennebunkport
Richard M. Doe
Ocean Park
National Jewish Hospital
State Laumonier
Eleanor Heinze
LaPierre
Alberta Redmond
Cape Porpoise
Claribel Emmons
Portland
Ford
Redmond
Seth Patridge
Westbrook Secretaire-Caissiere
Portland Girl, 8, Killed In Bicycle Accident
An 8 year old Portland girl named Dolores Ann Boutin was killed while riding her bicycle against traffic. The bicycle struck the rubber mud flap behind a Portland Public Works truck and was thrown against the truck wheel. She died at the scene.
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Portland
Dolores Ann Boutin
Portland Public Works Department
Conferees back REA lending plan for rural systems
Congressional conferees approve a new 1 billion dollar annual lending program for rural electric and telephone systems. President Nixon supports final approval and expects to sign. The package creates a revolving fund with insured and guaranteed loans, including 763 million yearly in insured loans mostly at 5 percent and 105 million at 2 percent, plus 200 million in guarantees.
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Washington
America
Nixon
Senate
House
Senate House
Earl L. Butz
Rural Telephone Bank Pro
73 Food Price Increase To Be Most Since '51
Washington AP reports that supermarket food prices are likely to rise the most since 1951, with overall food costs up about 9 percent this year and restaurant prices up 5.5 percent. USDA officials say much of the increase has already occurred and a leveling off may follow.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Your Journal Classified Reaches Over 30 000 Readers Per Day
The newspaper classified section reports broad reach with over 30 000 daily readers, highlighting affordable ads and quick visibility for local sellers, job listings, and services. Strong emphasis on wide audience and rapid response potential.
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Your Journal Classified
Israel at 25 Faces Future Peace and Power
In a 25th anniversary view, Israel relies on a strong Defense Forces and advanced tech while seeking peace with Arab neighbors. Premier Meir warns Arabs have not reconciled to Israel’s existence as regional tensions persist and borders remain unsettled.
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Eictor
Israel
Middle East
Israel Today
Jerusalem
Joshua
Jericho
Gilgal
Jordan
Golda Meir
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
David Elazarr
Syria
Moscow
Hussein
Pinhas Sapir
Mideast
Mrs. Meir
Tel Aviv
Jordanian
West Bank
Meir
Wells Chamber Plans Spring Banquet at All's Well Inn
The Wells Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual spring banquet on Thursday at the All's Well Inn on Webhannet Drive Wells Beach. A social hour runs 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. followed by dinner. Reservations are handled by Linda Lasters and the chamber phone numbers 646-2451 and 646-9553 are now in service.
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Wells — the
Wells Information Bureau
Richard Ronco
Andy Dufort
Land Reform Panel to Meet in Bangor
A second session of the Conference on Land Reform will be held this Saturday in Bangor at 44 Central St starting at 12 noon. The meeting will establish the group name and structure and form panels to study taxation wildlands fishing farming housing and alternative institutions. About 100 people attended the first statewide conference.
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Bangor
Central St
Maine
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York County
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Eeee
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