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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1972
Page
5
In a collection of letters to Dear Abby readers Abby advises a hysterectomy survivor on sexual vitality. Another note questions a family burp game and a dream interpretation, a young wife facing age guesses and stepchildren, with practical responses.
Saco District Court proceedings list Nunzio DiMillo of Portland fined 20 for wrong way on a one way Maine Turnpike. Other cases include a Sanford girl’s false bomb threat report continued, illegal animal illumination, and multiple speeding and traffic fines for defendants from Maine and neighboring states.
A list shows Jeffery W. Libby 22 of South Portland cited for a vehicle without lights and failure to report an accident with a $25 fine. Rodney Halle 35 of Kennebunk charged for passing a stop sign with a $20 fine. James 'Nichols 44 of 7 Market St Saco cited for operating without a license with a $25 fine.
In a period of rising debt and personal bankruptcy filings, the piece outlines options to ease financial strain. It mentions debt consolidation loans, non profit counseling, debt pooling plans, and court supervised Chapter XIII actions with employer salary deductions. It ends noting spiritual guidance as essential beyond material solution.
The American Party of Maine condemns the Secretary of State decision not to count third party votes as potentially unconstitutional. It says the move disenfranchises voters who support John Schmitz and urges write in ballots with Schmitz and Thomas Anderson. The party accuses a national news blackout and argues the policy suppresses true conservative choice.
A devotional excerpt invokes Luke 13 24 urging seekers to strive for salvation and a serene heart, asking for divine grace and a spirit of poverty.
The Maine Safety Council met at Stagecoach Restaurant to hear an OSHA impact report by Barker Sirvoman from the OSHA Regional Office and to review the Make Halloween a Safe and Fun Night program. Officer details include Peter Malin as president and Ralph Knowlton as vice president with a state executive committee listing Corinne Clark and others.
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