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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1976

Page

4

Newington Refinery Ruling Quietly Settled Out of Court

Newington and Atlantic Terminal Corp reached an out of court settlement. The firm’s Newington energy facility will not be treated as an oil refinery unless expanded, requiring state approval. Inspectors may visit, and a building permit determination rests with Newington.

Portsmouth, N.H Newington Atlantic Terminal Corp Paul de Rochemont Leonard Eames C.H. Sprague Co Atlantic Terminal Rockingham County Superior Court

200 mile limit prompts calls for more funds and finance reforms

Boston reporters note that the 200 mile fishing limit may boost New England output but needs boats, ports, and new tech. Howard Nickerson urges banks to finance vessels and port upgrades while Duke Dukakis projects job gains and higher catches. bankers defend lending but cite risk and credit hurdles.

Boston New England Howard Nickerson New England Fisheries Steering Committee Nickerson New England Regional Commission New England Aquarium Nercom Michael Dukakis Chatham Dukakis Massachusetts Caleb Loring First National Bank of Boston Paul Masterson First National Bank of New Bedford Masterson Aoan Denniseek University of Rhode Island

Callaway pressured push to expand Crested Butte ski area

Senator Floyd Haskell said Interior officials faced clear pressure from Secre tary Callaway to enlarge his Crested Butte Colorado ski resort onto a nearby federally owned mountain. The subcommittee heard testimony from Forest Service officials denying political influence as a final report nears in six weeks. Callaway urged moving beyond innuendo to facts.

Washington (Ap Howard H. Callaway Colorado Senate Floyd K. Haskell Dcolo Callaway Interior Subcommittee Haskell Caskell Forest Service

Near death depersonalization observed in survivors say experts

Dr Russell Noyes Jr of Iowa reports that over 300 individuals who faced imminent death describe a depersonalized calm. They recall clear thinking, rapid thoughts, time slowing, and a dreamlike detachment, with pain blocked out during seconds before death.

Russell Noyes Jr University of Iowa Noyes Kansas City

Maine education aid cut tied to legislative action

Education Commissioner H La Win Millett says he must trim 7.5 million dollars in local school aid after July 1 without legislative authorization. Atty. Gen. Brennan ruled funds cannot be borrowed from next year’s budget to cover a current deficit. Lawmakers may reconvene by July 1 to resolve a state pay plan and avoid the shortage.

Augusta Maine H. Lawin Millett Millett Atty Joseph E. Brennan Brennan James B. Longley

Gelder Nominated as Maine Housing Authority Executive Director

Gov. James B. Longley nominates Genevieve K. Gelder a Maine Housing Authority board member to become the agency’s executive director pending Executive Council confirmation. Gelder would replace James Mitchell who resigned to seek the Democratic 1st District nomination. Acting Director John McIlwain is advanced. Gelder, Augusta resident and former chair of the industrialized housing subcommittee, has longtime housing reform ties and a background in public administration and teaching.

Augusta Maine James B. Longley Genevieve K. Gelder Maine Housing Authority Longley Gelder Executive Council James Mitchell John McIlwain Mitchell Housing Authority Board

Fire kills infant and man in Portland home blaze

A two alarm fire in a split foyer wood frame home at 217 Pinecrest Road in Portland late last night killed a man and his infant daughter who were visiting. Joseph Gladu escaped with minor injuries after breaking through a window. His wife and five other children were unharmed. The victims’ identities were not immediately released.

Portland Maine Joseph Gladu Pinecrest Road Gladu

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