Biddeford Races Highlight 48 Candidates for Major City Posts
Christopher Couch reports that 48 candidates from Democrats and Republicans filed for city offices in Biddeford with primaries set for Nov 26 and the general Dec 3. Incumbents and several council members face change, as two school board seats and the police commissioner post also appear on the ballot.
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Biddeford
GOP
George Garnache
Robert Nolette
Joseph Zuke
Guy Farrell
Antonio Dallaire
Harrison Grover
John Paquet
Paul Seymour
Robert Belair
Armand Bergeron
Philip Laverriere
David Twomey
Richard Jacques
Paul Turman
Roland Rioux
Tony DeMarco Remembers Vaudeville Golden Era
Tony DeMarco recalls the vaudeville circuit, its lively acts, and the crowd energy that vanished with television. Now 72, he still performs in supper clubs and lounges, sharing stories of the old days with Biddeford audiences and Journal staff.
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Murphy
Keith House
Portland
Pacific
Poli
Worce
Biddeford
Tony DeMarco
Americas
Tony
Journal
Bill Curtis
New Stand
Curtis
DeMarco
City Theater
Jimmy Evans
The
Carolina
Tony Price
One China Acknowledgment Shapes Kissinger Tour
Kissinger arrives in Tokyo after visiting Peking where officials released a communique stating there is but one China and Taiwan is part of China. The move signals deeper U S Chinese contacts and promises to boost scientific cultural and business exchanges while easing detente with the Soviet Union.
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Henry A. _ Kissinger
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China
Peking
Kissinger
U.S
Taiwan
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Soviet Union
Kis
Ohira
Middle East
United States
Israel
Israelis and Egyptians at Suez cease-fire talks tense
Israelis and Egyptians signaled harsher stances over control of the Cairo Suez highway and the POW exchange as UN troops and forces maintain checkpoints. Prime Minister Meir warned in the Knesset that food aid to Suez must not pass until POWs are swapped, while Cairo criticizes Israel for delaying UN control.
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Associated Press
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Israel
Suez
Golda Meir
U.N
Cairo-Suez
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Two Nations
Aharon Yariv
Mohammed Gamazy
al Ahram
U U. S
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Kissinger
Knesset
Nathanson Nominated To State Board In Maine
Gov Kenneth M Curtis nominated Tobie Nathanson of Saco to the state Board of Education to replace Dana R Darling who resigned. Curtis also named Robert Jalbert of Fort Kent and Francis A Brown of Calais to the University of Maine Board of Trustees, with replacements noted. He reappointed Philip M Savage as state planning director.
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Augusta
Kenneth M. Curtis
Tobie Nathanson
Saco
State Board of Education
Princess Anne Weds Commoner Cavalry Captain at Abbey
London AP reports Princess Anne, 23, married Capt. Mark Phillips, 25, in Westminster Abbey in a televised ceremony that offered Britons momentary relief from crisis. The Queen declined a title for the groom. Anne remains fourth in line. About 1500 guests attended. 500 million worldwide expected to watch.
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Elizabeth II
Mark Phillips
Mark Anne
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Abbey
Prince Charles
Prince Philip
Coldstream Guards
Irish Guards
Gurkha Rifles
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Marines
Phillips’ Regiment
Queen’s Dragoon Guards
New Philosophy Approved Saco's Broader Athletic Program
Saco's School Committee approved a new physical education philosophy emphasizing three PE periods weekly for grades K-8, enhanced intramural activity, and a de-emphasized interscholastic program. The plan aims broader participation, backed by limited public comment and ongoing review of standardized testing use and interpretation.
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Saco School
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