U S Dollar Drain Worsened in Third Quarter
The Commerce Department disclosed a worsening balance of payments deficit for July through September, with official reserve transactions in the red by 4.7 billion dollars versus 0.9 billion in the prior quarter. The decline followed unsettled foreign currency markets after the pound float, though later quarter calm eased outflows.
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Wallace Discusses Campaign Tactics At AP Editors Meet
Alabama Governor George Wallace in a wheelchair addresses the AP Managing Editors convention in Kansas City reflecting on campaign rhetoric used by candidates from both parties in 1972. Surgeon says Wallace’s spinal paralysis worsens with time as his leg movement declines.
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Now organization drives support and new chapters form
The Now group continues a nationwide exploration of economic systems while stressing human relationships. A two day support membership drive unfolds with two active chapters in Portland and Bangor coordinating statewide actions. After a Saturday conference in Augusta sponsored by the Bath Brunswick Women's Center a new chapter formed in Augusta and another York County chapter with about 25 members is being formed this month.
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Two Cars Collide At Biddeford Intersection
A two car crash occurred Monday at the intersection of Graham Street Extension and Center Avenue. The vehicles were driven by Linda M. Dee, 20, of 276 Granite Street Biddeford and Paulette G. Nadeau, 36, 388 Alfred Street Biddeford. Police reported no injuries.
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First Ovary Transplant May Let Woman Give Birth
An Argentine woman may become the first to give birth after an ovary transplant performed last March in Buenos Aires. Doctors report the pregnancy is beyond three months, progressing normally with no rejection or treatment.
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