NEECO awaits policy as Sanford refinery proposal stalls
Opinion analyzes why NEECO and BEP opted to dismiss the Sanford refinery application without prejudice amid federal policy uncertainty. It discusses regulatory changes, FOIL opposition, and the need for Washington to set energy, crude supply, and price rules before committing billions to new capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nac Oe Energy Company
NEECO
Sanford
Board of Environmental Protection
BEP
Washington
Friends of Intelligent Land-use
FOIL
NEEC
Harold Pachios
U.S
Federa
Congress
Thurmond Army clash ends in pullback and rumors
Inside the Pentagon a conflict erupts after Col. Wilfred Ebel writes a scathing report about Maj. Gen. Milner Roberts, triggering Thurmond’s intervention. Callaway deflects, Ebel’s career falters as investigations begin, and the case widens to possible conduct questions at high levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Pentagon
Strom Thurmond
Wilfred Ebel
Thurmond
Strom
Ebel
South Carolina
Ar Hthe
Capitol
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
Army
Milner Roberts
Roberts
Old Strom
Howard
Bo’ Callaway
Callaway
Lee
Army Reserves
Inspector General
Defense Department
Reserve Officers Association
Frank Bartimo
Bartimo
Department of the Army
Justice Department
Thurmond, Callaway and Company
Europe Faces Slump Tests Unity Across West East
Bonn report outlines how inflation and job losses hit Western Europe harder, with 12 million guest workers from Yugoslavia and Southern Europe pressed to return home. Remittances shrink as wage gaps widen, while Comecon and Common Market prices converge, signaling growing economic union in an inflationary swamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.L. Sulzberger
Bonn
Europe
Yugoslavia
Western Europe
German Federal Republic
France
Britain
Italy
Mediterranean Basin
Turkey
Algeria
Portugal
Greece
Germany
West
East Europe
Russia
Moscov
Belgrade
Comecon
New York Times
Obituary or Memorial Lineage for Foster and Whitehouse Trio
Alta W. Foster B F C Whitehouse 1891 1971 1889 1972 with W Paul Casavant publisher Charles C Sutton editor Gladys M Whitehouse president treasurer listed in the page as key officials and family names reflecting a historical newspaper notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Paul Casavant
Charles C. Sutton
Gladys M. Whitehouse
Memories of Route No 9 and local papers in Saco
A reader recalls delivering on old Route No 9 sixty years ago for 50 cents a month. He names subscribers, shops, and local figures from Water Street to Main Street, notes a blinker light donation and a cousin's mischief, and thanks the Journal for the special supplement.
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Mike Toomey
Mike
Washington
Water Street
Clark
Fairfield Streets
Garland House
Main Street
Seavey Music Store
Walter Mitchell
Barnes
D.F. Littlefield
Jimmy Neithercut
Libby
Powell
Paul S. Hill
M.D
Thornton Hall
Fred Morse Hill
Page
York
C.H. Prescott
Journal
Ward R. Clark
Unitarian Church
Ruth Olive Roberts
Alma Bradbury
Professor Shannon
Shannon
J.G. Soares
Samuel Parcher
Carl Parcher
Matt Weymouth
George Love
Edgar Minot
Morse
Ernest Woodbury
Thornton Academy
Bide Weymouth
Fenderson Dairy
Edith Scammon
Dr. Shannon
J.H. Shannon
Hutchins
Dr. Burnham
Main St
Charles Lamb
Roy Smith
Frank Rodman
Annie Deering
Arthur Baker
McKenny & Heard
Peter Suhr
Clarence Holt
Knight Garlands
Goose Fare Hill
Mister Prescott
Elm Streets
Prescott
Florida
Saco
White Paper on Legislative Committees Faces Strain
Maryline White reports on the expanded joint standing legislative study committees in Augusta. About 25 committees with 13 members each split bills into areas like Business Regulation Marine Resources and Labor. Chairmen bear heavy workloads, and a rules tweak is debated to relieve pressure without eroding party power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryline White
Augusta
Capitol
Business Legislation Committee
Marine Resources Committee
Labor Committee
York County
John Roberts
Sanford
Energy Committee
Senate
Sen. Roberts
House
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Franklin P. Jones
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Roy L. Smith
Eleanor Roosevelt
Foreign Affairs
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Biddeford-Seco
Wm. E. Foster
Alta W. Foster
B.F.C. Whitehouse