No Irregularities Found On Ballots In Saco Review
Ballot inspections in Saco found no substantial differences in vote totals for two council races though recounts may be requested within 10 days. Incumbent Harold P. Waight trails Democrat Van Piomiades by five votes. A Raymond Gannon trails James Ward III by six with runoff questions unresolved. A runoff would involve Ward, Gannon, and independent Muriel Perreault if needed. disputes hinge on whether majority means votes cast or counted.
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Harold P. Waight
Ward 3
Waight
van Piomiades
Ward 4
A. Raymond Gannon
Gannon
James Ward III
Ward
Muriel Perreault
Republican City Committee
Bryce Milne
Peter Danton
Joan LaMontagne
Ronald Ayotte
Kissinger Arrives in Peking for Wide-Ranging Talks
U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger landed in Peking for four day talks with Premier Chou En-lai and Chinese officials. He aims to discuss Indochina, the Middle East, and potential stronger ties, with possible talks on formal diplomatic relations. The trip follows six previous visits and precedes a plan to visit Tokyo.
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U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
China
Chou En-lai
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Middle East
Chi Peng-fei
Chiao Kuan
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Chiao
United Nations
New York
Pakistan
North Vietnam
Washington
People’s Republic
Chou
United States
Taiwan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Bhutto
Islamabad
Iran
Nixon expands White House legal staff for Watergate
President Nixon beefs up the White House legal team amid Watergate probes. The staff now includes a new $150 daily consultant and eight lawyers earning about $232,000 annually, with several others loaned from the Justice Department. The attorney ranks, led by J. Fred Buzhardt and Leonard Garment, face ongoing investigations by the special prosecutor and committees.
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Samuel J. Powers
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J. Fred Buzhardt
White House
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Senate Watergate Committee
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Justice Department
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Defense Department
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New York
Tufts Research Links Smoking to Heart Attack Risk
A Tufts University researcher reports laboratory tests show smoking directly contributes to arterial thrombosis, a condition that leads to heart attack by causing blood clots in the arteries. The study highlights the link between smoking and cardiovascular events such as heart attack and stroke.
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Tufts University
Smoking One Cigarette Sparks Blood Clotting Rise
Dr. Peter H Levine of Tufts New England Medical Center reports an 18 month study showing a single cigarette markedly increases platelet activity within 5 to 60 minutes, linking smoking to arterial thrombosis. The study involved 27 adult smokers and used controlled cigarette and lettuce cigarettes as comparators.
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Peter H. Levine
Tufts - New England Medical Center
Levine
Levin
Inside The Journal Cartoons and Notices
A compact page overview highlights cartoons church notices classifieds and a mini crossword puzzle with humor pieces and brief features across a local newspaper section titled Inside The Journal.
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Sunday Signing Set For Mideast Pact
A United Nations spokesman in Cairo said Egyptian and Israeli officers will meet Sunday to sign the six point Middle East peace plan. Egypt reportedly accepted the accord though Israel sought clarification. A Tel Aviv radio said Israel would not sign today but may sign Sunday after ensuring understanding. The signing would occur on the Cairo to Suez road. A Geneva peace conference was rumored to begin December 10 with Egypt, Syria, and Jordan likely attendees. Continued on page 2.
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Ey Mya
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U.N
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Beirut
An Nahar
Geneva
Syria
Jordan
Kurt Waldheim
Cairo-to- Suez
Golda Meir
Energy measures inch forward in Senate week ahead
Washington AP reports a pivotal energy bill faces floor action Wednesday after House votes on Alaska and fuel allocation bills. Key provisions include fuel rationing, public building thermostat cuts, highway speed limits, and possible naval oil reserve use, with subsidies for reduced transit fares keeping administration veto risk. Senators Jackson Gravel Melcher press Nixon on Alaska pipeline provisions as Daylight Time could shift next week.
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Interior Committee
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Nixon
John Shaeffer
White House
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House- Senate
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John Melcher
Montana
House
Anti Hijacking Programs Pay Off During Past Year
A year after a Southern Airways hijacking, no U.S. aircraft has been successfully hijacked. Federal and anti hijacking measures cost passengers 62 cents per ticket and include enhanced screening and armed guards. Despite the lull, officials warn the threat remains real with four attempts in the period and ongoing security seizures at airports nationwide.
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U.S
Southern Airways
Nixon
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