Voter Referendums Decide Saco Waste and Animal Rules
Voters in Saco will decide two referendums on November 6. The animal control ordinance, voided after petitions, would regulate confinement of all animals and fines for offenses. The waste collection measure limits weekly pickup to six containers per family and sets container specs and timing requirements.
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Ward 7 Saco candidate Booth cites public support
Republican J Haley Booth, former city plumbing inspector, seeks Ward 7 Saco City Council seat claiming elected status signals broad backing for his policies. He says sewerage is the top local issue, focusing on sewage for a new junior high off Buxton Road and urging quick resolution before a one year operation target.
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Patricia Reny Seeks Re election as Ward 7 Councilwoman
Democrat Patricia Reny announces her bid for re election as Ward 7 councilwoman. Elected in 1971 as the city's first woman in the post she says she has done a good job and plans to finish projects including the Elm Scammon sewer issue despite frustrations.
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Nixon names Saxbe attorney general and Jaworski prosecutor
President Nixon announced Senator William B. Saxbe as attorney general and Leon Jaworski as Watergate special prosecutor with full independence. He pledged no firing without consulting congressional leaders. Jaworski, a Houston lawyer and Democrat tied to Texas politics, previously served as Johnson adviser and commission counsel.
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Ford Talks Of Funds At Hearing
Vice President-designate Gerald R. Ford testified at confirmation hearings that he did not wrongdoing in handling 11 500 in campaign funds not reported by him. He said donors reported the funds in public documents and the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee routed similar sums to his Michigan district. Ford claimed all money was properly recorded elsewhere and discussed his aim to act as a bridge between Congress and the executive. He described himself as a moderate on domestic affairs, conservative fiscally, and an internationalist on foreign policy.
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Biddeford Planners Face Bond Cut Over Berry Park
Berry Park developers urged Biddeford Planning Board to reduce a $50 000 performance bond tied to Berry Park a 36 unit low income housing project Critics said City Engineer Hermann overestimated costs and that banks and bonding firms would not back such high figures The board noted reliance on Hermann and debated lowering the bond as contractors argued prices for asphalt gravel and loam were inflated
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M E S C to Consolidate Local Offices Downtown
The Biddeford Maine Employment Security Commission plans to move into the Mahaney Building on Alfred Street, leasing the first floor and half of the second. Renovations to finish in 3 to 4 months will also repurpose a large parking area, bringing together the employment services and unemployment compensation divisions in one site near IRS, SSA, and the Post Office.
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Inside The Journal Magruder Planned to Muzzle Press
MarketBasket prices rise again as the day passes with warnings of tighter controls. Fadaws Chucl'ta participates in a festive event while economists warn of higher costs tomorrow.
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