Saco Legislator Balances Law School And Maine Legislature
Maine Democrat Barry Hobbins 23 years old pursues dual roles as state representative in Augusta and law student in Concord New Hampshire while also attending University of Maine Law School in Portland. He tapes missed lectures during 120 mile Portland Maine commutes and 72 mile Concord drives, balancing hearings and finals with constituent work.
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Portland slaying case linked to pistol in film director death
In Portland, evidence links the pistol used in Jon R. Pownall’s slaying to the defendants in the death of film director, with Herbert Schwartz and Truman Dongo on trial for murder and conspiracy, as firearm tests connect to a bullet in Pownall’s body. The case ties to Planet 3 Films Ltd, with witness testimony detailing the weapon’s chain from mud flat recovery to lab analysis.
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Longley's Legion Still There Shapes Maine Governor’s Base
Lewiston based Longley supporters say the grassroots group called Longley's Legion remains active six months after James B. Longley’s election. The informal network grew from a handful of friends to thousands of volunteers via a medic newsletter, with leaders from Lewiston mobilizing statewide as backers emphasize honesty and campaign promises.
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Public Land Effort Gets An Assist
Oklahoma City attorney F Anthony Zahn seeks public land acquisition near Mt. Agamenticus after voters rejected his housing and recreation plan. He aims to meet Maine officials and the Joint Advisory Committee on mountain development, pledging cooperation for wildlife and recreation preservation.
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Maine Senate Debates Six Percent School Funding Revise
In Augusta the Senate considers a revision to Maine's school funding law to cap the second year increase at six percent, excluding special and vocational programs. The House approved most provisions, allocating 2.5 million in relief for 241 towns facing education tax hikes, with Wiscasset set to receive limited relief. The plan would raise Central Maine Power's CMP paper taxes by about one million, potentially passed to customers.
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