Ocean Pines Housing Complex Marks First Year Milestone
Ocean Pines in Ocean Park celebrates its first anniversary with an open house from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday. David Howe and Robert E. Baggs say the HUD financed complex is fully occupied with a waiting list, and residents will host tours and refreshments. Seventy-two residents, aged 50s to 80s, pay rents from 36 to 182 dollars monthly for furnished one bedroom units. The facility includes a money bank and a food bank, with communal programs and a resident council. plans for ongoing community services are under way.
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Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach and Arundel School Issue Resolved
Old Orchard Beach School Committee votes to accept recommendations from Commissioner Carroll McGary aiming to separate School Union 8 from Arundel. Majercik likely retained as superintendent for both systems though they may operate independently. Band program guidelines also agreed upon after a meeting with band boosters and parents.
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Grass Roots Saco River Corridor Bill Clears Senate
The Maine Senate approved the Saco River Corridor zoning bill to form a citizen led commission with enforcement powers over river development and preservation. The grass roots Saco River Corridor Association formed three years ago to craft a master plan and push for local control reaches for river protection and growth. The governor is expected to sign next week.
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Military Procurement Series Offers Unanswered Watergate Questions
Inside The Journal highlights lingering questions from the Watergate era while a lighthearted quip attributes a joke to a writer and a prompt about Paramount Pictures loving a script but sidelining a dog’s chew toy.
Astronauts Launch on Skylab Rescue Mission
Three American astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz lift from Cape Kennedy aboard a Saturn 1B for a potential 28 day stay aboard Skylab to repair heat shield free a jammed solar panel and test sunshades as they rendezvous 2 500 miles northeast of the launch site over the North Atlantic. The mission aims to salvage the $2.6 billion station and mark a new era in space operations.
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