Levitt 158 unit condo plan returns to Kennebunk planning board
A New York developer seeks a 158 unit condominium project on Summer Street in Kennebunk and has asked for a formal presentation on November 12 at Town Hall. The town has a moratorium on subdivisions over 15 units through December 1, and a zoning review commission is examining ordinances as voters prepare for a March town meeting.
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York County Approves New Jail Bond in Maine Election
Voters overwhelmingly backed an 800000 jail bond for York County with 19439 yes and 11715 no, pledging a spring start and a modern detention center by late fall 1974. Public power failed, but a state lottery passed, with Biddeford as the sole county yes, and parks expansion funded by a 3 million bond plus federal match.
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Lucien Dutremble
Board of County Commissioners
Alfred
Biddeford
Maine
New England
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
State Parks and Recreation Department
Paul
Town expands council and school board in large turnout
In OLD ORCHARD BEACH citizens voted to increase council size from three to five and to expand the school board from three to five. Turnout reached 1,711 despite a 4,250 register, with 1,216 approving the council change and 1,164 approving the school board change. Terms will be staggered with December elections and future three year terms. Council members Mokarzel and Wyman praised the plan for broader participation and smoother governance. Louis DeAngelis said the five-member board would balance representation.
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Old Orchard Beach
Joseph Mokarzel
Leslie Wyman
E. Emerson Cummings
Louis DeAngelis
Saco Reelects Braley in Record Mayor Victory and Charter Win
Incumbent Republican Berton K. Braley won a record 3,409 votes to secure a second term as mayor of Saco. Democrats claimed six of seven council seats while voters approved a new city charter for a full-time administrator and upheld animal control and waste collection ordinances. Election results showed Ward 3 and Ward 4 tight races with narrow margins, and new council members were named for wards 1 through 7.
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Saco
Berton K. Braley
Elizabeth Shaw
Roderick Potter
van Piomiades
Harold P. Waight
James Ward II
Robert Cassette
Bruce Taylor
Michael Searles
Paula Armstrong
Patricia Reay
Braley
Oent
James Wilkinson
Edward Whelan
Nixon Signals Broad Energy Push With New Powers
President Nixon plans a wide energy policy likely to seek rapid powers to curb fuel use and boost domestic oil output. Proposals reportedly include standby fuel rationing, extending daylight saving time, easing air rules for dirty fuels, reducing nonessential hours, and oil production from Elk Hills reserve in California.
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Aso
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California
Kissinger Eyes Peace Progress in Cairo Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat for over three hours in Cairo and said the two nations are moving toward peace. Egypt and the United States agreed to exchange ambassadors immediately.
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Inside The Journal Cartoons Classifieds Feature
A compact page teaser notes sections including cartoons classifieds and crossword puzzle with Dear Abby and editorials. It mentions a Chuckle and comments on store credit practices highlighting consumer finance themes.
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