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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1976

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SAD 71 weighs high school costs and delays

Kennebunk officials reviewed a $5.2 million building program with new operating estimates showing $130000 yearly to run the proposed high school and middle school. Figures include custodians and teachers, utilities, and miscellaneous costs. Litigation blocks bond issuance, delaying construction. renovations could finish soon, while a 600-student high school would follow.

Peter Kingsley Kennebunk Io Sad Earl Adams Adams Kennebunkport Building Committee Jack Ketchum Ketchum Herman James McMahon

Karen Quinlan reported living without respirator

Reports from BC News and Morris County Record claim Karen Quinlan has been weaned from the respirator and moved to a private room, amid family and hospital disputes over end of life decisions. The hospital and attorney deny confirming the reports and cite ongoing critical condition.

Denville N.J St. Clare’s Hospital Karen Anne Quinlan BC News Morris County Record Miss Quinlan State Supreme Court NBC Ethics Board Flin Weanty Paul Armstrong

Barton courts vote of elderly in Portland church lunch

Rick Barton, 26, a Democratic candidate for the 1st District, courted about 100 senior citizens at a Portland State Street Church luncheon. He arrived late due to rain and worked the crowd, passing out cards and stressing health care and Social Security. Barton, Harvard graduate and former Hathaway aide, aims to be top name on June 8 primary ballot.

Portland Maine Rick Barton Barton State Street Church William D. Hathaway Harvard Josephine Brown Hathaway

Bikini Tavern opens in Old Orchard Beach draws crowds

Richard Gabriel opened the Bikini Tavern at 7 East Grand Ave filling to capacity on Friday and weekend nights. The almost topless waitresses draw locals rather than tourists, with plans to expand capacity to about 500 and a privately hired officer on duty for order.

Old Orchard Beach Richard Gabriel Gabriel Bikini Tavern Simmilar Entertainment Portland East Grand Ave

Saco considers Amoroso for police chief amid opposition

Saco City Administrator John Dexter defends choice of Francis E. Amoroso as new police chief, facing council scrutiny and rumors he’s an out of towner and Dexter’s friend. Amoroso 36 of South Portland is Portland PD crime prevention director. if approved, he will replace retiring Chief Alfred Cote.

Saco John Dexter Francis E. Amoroso Dexter Amoroso Portland South Portland

Teenager Cracks Up Dad With Insurance Joke

A teen points to a crumpled Fender on the family car and quips that their insurance payments have not been wasted. The line lands as a humorous moment in a local bulletin board style cartoon item.

Today in History Highlights and Key Dates 1976

On May 24 historically significant events include Peter Minuit’s 1625 Manhattan purchase for goods worth 24 dollars, Queen Victoria’s 1819 birth, the first U S passenger railroad of 1830, Morse’s telegraph first public message in 1844, Duke Ellington’s 1974 death at 75, and Ford’s 1975 refugee aid bills totaling over 400 million.

Associated Press Peter Minuit Dutch West India Trading Company Island of Manhattan Queen Victoria Britain London United States Baltimore Elliott’s Samuel Morse Washington Duke Ellington Ford South Vietnam Cambodia

Philippines hijacked jet: rebels killed in plane battle

In Manila, Filipino troops rushed a hijacked jet after its six young Moslem rebel leaders opened fire killing two women passengers. Officials report 10 passengers and three hijackers dead, including the hijacker leader, and 22 injured. The jet, worth $4 million, was set afire and destroyed after 48 hours.

Manila The Philippines UPI

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