Hayden to seek U S Senate seat in California
Tom Hayden, co founder of Students for a Democratic Society, plans to announce a bid for the U S Senate seat held by John Tunney in California. Tunney is expected to seek re election and Hayden moves into a high profile statewide race with party backing anticipated.
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Tom Hayden
Students For A Democratic Society
U.S. Senate
California
John Tunney
Friends of
Hayden
Tunney
Beame Proposes 11.89 Billion City Budget Shock Therapy
New York Mayor Abraham D. Beame unveils an 11.89 billion 1975-76 budget labeled shock therapy. It aims to cut 51,000 city jobs by June 30, including 13,782 already ordered and 37,315 more, with many police, sanitation, and fire personnel among those targeted. He denounces Republican lawmakers and Wall Street bankers amid the crisis plan.
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NEW York
Abraham D. Beame
Reublican
Walltreet
Beame
Board of Estimate
Ellmore C. Patterson
Guaranty Trust
Waste Dump Pollution Solutions Drafted By Panel
DEP set a forthcoming pollution attenuation target while officials debated methods. Leachate containment and recirculation were proposed to limit contamination, with options including treatment, hauling, encapsulation, and groundwater management. Budget cuts across city services accompanied the debate, as Beame pressed for aid and warned of shock therapy.
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Geraghty
Miller
William Seever
Seever
E.C. Jordan
A.W. Martin Associates
Emeric
Arundel Considers Bus Purchase Amid Funding Debate
The school committee weighs funding rule breaches under S D 1452 and the School Financing Act risking about 56000 in state reimbursements. Calculations suggest possible reduction to 6800 and near 17000 loss, with Mrs Cowgill pushing for town meeting approval on major purchases. Bernard defends urgency to place bus order for next school year as delay looms, meeting chaired by Kennebunk moderator Ed Winston and lasting over three hours.
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Bernard
Kennebunk
Ed Winston
Community suppers and dances across York County
A baked bean and American chop suey supper will be held Saturday 5 to 7 p.m. at Masonic Hall Biddeford to benefit the Dunlap Masonic and Adah Chapter building fund. Also Saturday 8 to 11 p.m. a York County Steppers Square Dance at Glenacres Sinnott Road Arundel with Steve Davis calling and Ray Pettee cueing rounds. The Maine Old Cemetery Association meets in Augusta at the Library Museum Archives Building with 9 a.m. registration and speakers James B. Vickery and Jeannine L. Denis.
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Masonic Hall
Pool Road
Biddeford
Dunlap Masonic Ie
Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
York County
OLD Cemetery Assn
Augusta
Maine Old Cemetery Association
Library-Museum-Archives
James B. Vickery
Brewer
Jeannine L. Denis
Oakland
Buffer strip decision looms in Maine land plan hearing
Patterson says buffer size depends on land use and cannot be decided yet. Bird and Chernack urge retaining buffer to protect marsh from human activity. Environmentalists fear BEP may later shrink buffer. Scontras hopeful for smaller future buffer. Chernack proposes separating the lagoon site and buffer from sections F and G, allowing current development with a new plan later. Elliott will review and decide, with a July board decision anticipated.
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Ee Patterson
Philip Bozenhard
Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Game
John Bird
Ocean Park Conservation Society
Brian Chernack
Southern Maine Regional Planning Commission
BEP
Scontras
Eoo
Chernack
Elliott
Charles Wyman
Post Office Acquisition Aims at District Court House in Biddeford
Biddeford officials await word from the General Services Administration on plans to acquire the Washington Street post office for use as a district court house. City Clerk Luc Angers notes the city’s bid is under review and could move forward if approved.
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Biddeford
General Services Administration
Washington Street
Luc Angers
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