Amendments Shape Civil Rights Bill Debate in Senate
Senate debate on the civil rights bill narrows to amendments as Kennedy and Dirksen back a compromise package. Key points include jury trial rights for criminal contempt actions, state time limits before federal action, and enforcement changes with possible state referrals. A separate local item notes Waukegan voters reject a cart retrieval ordinance 9 to 7.
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Pruning Regular Part Of Maintenance
Extension Agent Conrad W Griffin urges regular pruning as part of shade tree care. Regular inspection, proper timing, tool use, and wound care prevent defects, aid recovery after storm damage, and keep trees healthy and attractive.
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Desmarais Opposed To Ruling On School Prayers
Desmarais, a Sanford Democrat, disputed the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on school prayers at a Biddeford event. He argued for prayer in schools, especially lower grades, and tied national faith to education. Also on the platform were Kenneth Curtis predicting Biddeford Sanford industrial rebirth, citing AR A projects totaling 791 000.
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Theodore Caouette
Lorenzo Pelletier
Clement Descham
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