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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1974

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Maine Fishermen Plea For The 200 Mile Limit

A Maine lobsterman testified before a House subcommittee urging extension of the 12 mile limit to 200 miles offshore. He described near incidents with a Russian skipper and argued fishermen carry rifles for protection. The hearing in Portland drew about 50 locals while Washington representation was slim.

Portland Robert Foster New Harbor Round Road Maine City Hall Washington Peter Kyros William Cohen House Fish and Wildlife Subcommittee Robert O. Tiernan D-R.l Kyros John Dingell D-Mich Congress New England Elmont Tyndale Kennebunkport Haddock

Pressure Mounts On Nixon To Resign

Senator Richard Schweiker joined Republicans urging President Nixon to quit citing Watergate transcripts as evidence of moral erosion. He urged resignation to preserve the presidency, joining Edward Brooke and James Buckley in calls for Nixon to step down amid ongoing impeachment debate.

Nixon Washington Richard Schweiker Pennsylvania Schweiker White House Dean Bureh United States Bureh Edward W. Brooke Massachusetts James L. Buckley New York

Nixon and Ford Hold Private White House Meeting

President Nixon and Vice President Ford met privately in the Executive Office Building, their first such gathering since Ford raised the Watergate disclosures. The move from the Oval Office and a lack of official explanation sparked media curiosity, while Ford warned that disclosures have eroded public trust and confidence in government.

Washington Nixon Gerald R. Ford Ford Oval Office Executive Office EOB Nixonn White House Ronald L. Ziegler Eastern Ilinois University Charleston

Biddeford Plans River Frontage Zoning Plan

Biddeford Planning Board finished districting along the Saco River aligning with its plan despite a city council push for less restrictive frontage zoning toward the ocean. Districts run from the Dayton line to the turnpike bridge for limited residential, bridge to West Brook for general development, and West Brook to the ocean for limited residential, with resource protection zones where mandated. The proposal moves to the Saco River Corridor Commission, which can rezone frontage and schedule a public hearing next week. the commission may modify districts and uses. Councillor Claire Malasnik, a real estate agent, backed a resolution for general development in the West Brook to ocean stretch, arguing the limited residential frontage rules would burden riverfront property owners on Pool Road.

Biddeford Saco River Ocean Dayton Turnpike Bridge West Brook Atlantic Ocean Saco River Corridor Commission Commission Planning Board Pool Road River Commission Planning Boards

Kennebunkport Studies Gibbs Refinery Impact

Selectmen approve a study of Gibbs Oil Refinery effects on Kennebunkport including social and economic burdens on schools roads and services. The effort will consult Planning Board Conservation Commission Southern Maine Regional Planning Commission DEP and EPA to guide orderly growth amid expected population increases. In a separate issue Jon Milligan disputes a $1400 sewer bill for Arlington Arms and seeks resolution while claiming promised lower rates were not binding.

Kennebunkport David Walley Gibbs Sanford Walley Planning Board The Conservation Commission Southern Maine Regional Planning Commission Department of Environmental Protection U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Jon Milligan Kennebunk Beach Arlington Arms Milligan Arlington Avenue Selectmen Sullivan

Rationing Coupons Could Fool Change Machines

Rep Bill Gunter and officials discuss 4.8 billion gasoline rationing coupons printed as contingency stock valued at 12.5 million dollars. He warns counterfeit use could trigger change machines due to Washington's image matching the dollar. Energy Office notes possible machine activations but no decision on destruction.

Washington (Ap Federal Energy Office Bill Gunter D-Fla George Washington Gunter Energy Office Washington

Alcoholics Facing Treatment Barriers in York County

The fifth article on York County health services outlines obstacles to alcoholism treatment. Milestone, Inc. is the county’s sole center, with hospitals offering limited cooperation and many private physicians unable or unwilling to treat alcoholics adequately. LD 76 decriminalizing public drunkenness takes effect July 1, prompting police to choose among taking drunks home, leaving them on the street, or transporting them to Milestone in Old Orchard Beach. Critics warn the law may strain manpower as others oppose it. ODAP hosts town meetings through May and June to build community support and funds for new centers, though funding remains tight.

Milestone, Inc Old Orchard Beach Richard Lamb Lamb Maine Maine’s Chiefs of Police Kittery York Office of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Prevention ODAP Marilyn McGinnes Milestone Inc York County John Ewing

At The Beach Urged New High School Plan in Old Orchard Beach

Old Orchard Beach begins steps to seek construction funds under SD 1994 for a new high school on Titcomb Farm land. A plan to close two elementary schools, repurpose Jameson and Loranger sites, and build a new high school may go to a referendum after state review, with an October target for final state action. The district also moves to pilot a school self evaluation program and considers mini bus purchases for school and town use.

Old Orchard Beach Jr. Emerson Cummings State Department of Cultural and Educational Services Jameson Loranger Cummings Titecomb Farm Journal Louis DeAngelis John Bird Lawrence Bernard Joby Burd Little Town League Little League Roger Reay Directo League

Inside The Journal Today's Chuckle

A witty quip notes that giving a man an inch today leads him to rent it, poking fun at modern grasp of concessions and control with a dry, lighthearted tone.

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Maryline White Rep Tyndale Jay Smith Cape Porpoise Southern Maine Lobstermen’s Association Smith Nixon, Ford Christopher Coach Claire Malasnik Malasnik Kport By Peter Kingsley York County Health Services By Annette Anderson Titcomb Farm Saco Avenue Inside the Journal Abby
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