Horse and Courageous Ride End in Window Crash
Walter Hill and sister Anne Hill chased a frightened horse after it bolted from a wagon into Cousens Fancy Goods window in Biddeford. Anne steadied the reins while Walter clung to the bridle as the horse sped along Washington Street. E.C. Luques intervened to help calm the animal. both riders escaped injury, though the horse and window suffered damage.
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Dick Charles
Walter Hill
Anne
Kennebunkport
Hef Cousens
Biddeford
Hill
Sweetser and Garland
Cousen
Laconia Street
Dean's Hill
Anne Hill
Laconia
E.C. Luques
Luques
Ill
Brother
Washington Street
Walter
Forecast: Chance of flurries tomorrow
A weather note previews a slight chance of snow flurries for tomorrow. The forecast mentions a brief wintry mix and cool conditions, with no significant accumulation expected. Observed patterns point to Saturday conditions around the region.
Tiny Tots Swim Classes Build Bonds At Meadow Pool
Mothers and children bond during sessions that offer gentle exercise for all. Photos show six week old Thomas Lapierre with mother Kathy at Meadow pool, and nine month old Jill Angers at ease with her mother Nichole. Instructor Ary Lord calls Jill the Lloyd Bridges of Tiny Tots, noting her underwater dives rise readily.
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Jill Angers
Nichole
Jill
Lloyd Bridges
Tiny Tots
Tiny Tots swimming ends at Meadow Club
Kennebunk report on Meadow Swim and Racquet Club closing its aquatic side after six months. High heating costs for the bubble pool and declining use force shutdown affecting Mrs. Lord and the Tiny Tots program for six weeks to ten months old children. Other classes and lifeguard instruction end with the program.
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John Young
Kennebunk
Our Lord
Meadow Swim and Racquet Club
Lord
Red Cross
Judge Rules For Bird In Custody Case King Koncho
Jackson County District Judge Paul E Vardeman ruled for the plaintiff in a 1973 custody case over a myna named King Koncho. Early bought the bird in 1970 in Japan and claimed ownership after finding it in Noah's Pet Store in April. The judge noted the bird testified via evidence such as photos of King Koncho with the Early family and vocabulary lists, and concluded the bird should be returned to the Earlys.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Jackson County
Paul E. Vardeman
Vardeman
King Koncho
Ross Early
Kansas Ag
Early
Japan
Gro
Elizi Chalmers
Noah’s Pet Store
Koncho
Almanac and historical notes for November 6, 1976
Almanac entries note November 6 as the 311th day of 1976 with 55 to follow and mark events such as Lincoln’s 1860 election, Rutgers beating Princeton in 1869, Nixon’s 1968 victory, and Moroccan march into the Sahara in 1975. A Utah killer seeks death by sunrise November 15, with appeals and a possible stay under review by the Utah Supreme Court.
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The
Almanacky
United Press International
Scorpio
John Philip Sousa
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Rutgers
Princeton
Richard Milhous Nixon
Hubert Neers
Co Sahara
Hassan
Utah Supreme Court
Inside the Journal Features and Cartoons Highlight
A 16 page issue with a supplement showcases cartoons, horoscopes, classifieds, movies, a crossword, sports, editorials, television, and a weather column. The issue notes reader satisfaction from assembling a new gadget and following the accompanying instructions.
Ford discusses future after loss with Kissinger and Rumsfeld
President Ford told his cabinet that the transition is moving forward as he prepares to go to California for rest and reflection. He is expected to meet with president-elect Jimmy Carter, with coverage continuing on page 8.
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Ford
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Donald Rumsfeld
Defense
California
Jimmy Report
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Miss Hill
Saco
Ournda
John Ewing
Thomas Lapierre
Kathy
Meadow Pool
Nathan
Diane Labbe
Mary Lord
Myna
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