Kennebunk Names Kenneth Barrett Town Manager
Kenneth Barrett 29 of Carlstadt New Jersey, raised in Wakefield Massachusetts, will become Kennebunk town manager starting November 26. He earns 12500 dollars annually after being unanimously chosen by the selectmen from 34 applicants. Barrett holds a BA in economics from Northeastern and previously served as administrative assistant in Saugus Massachusetts.
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Carlstadt
Wakefield
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Barrett
Fred Trumbull
Northeastern University
Saugus
Federal Power Commission
Washington
D.C
Air Force
Europe
Far East
Vietnam
Nancy
Kenny
Amy
Missing flight from Biddeford to Millinocket found down
A Cessna Skyhawk flying from Biddeford to Millinocket was located on Spotted Mountain north of Rangeley in Davis Township. All aboard survived, though the pilot and two passengers conditions were not known. Richard Howard of Saco walked out of the woods, identified by a state warden. Passengers included Paul McDonald and Marion Peterson of Saco and Rita Thorndike of Scarborough. The plane, owned by James Littlefield of York, departed Biddeford Airport at 4 30 p m Monday for a four hour layover in Millinocket before returning to Biddeford. Civil Air Patrol and FAA assisted in the search.
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Millinovcket
Spotted Mountain
Rangeley
Davis Township
Augusta
Richard Howard
Saco
Paul McDonald
Marion Peterson
Rita Thorndike
Scarborough
James Littlefield
York
Millinecket
Littlefield
Associated Press
Bangor
Millinocket
Civil Air Patrol
Federal Aviation Administration
Wall Street Prices Low But Stable
Prices were lower but stable on the stock market today as investors weighed energy problems and hunted for bargains. The noon Dow Jones average stood down 8.43 at 854.23 amid heavy trading on the NYSE with declines outpacing advances about 6 to 1.
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Wall Street
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Senate Rules approves Ford nomination for vice president
The Senate Rules Committee voted unanimously to approve Gerald Ford as vice president and send the nomination to the Senate floor. The panel set a Monday report and a Tuesday roll call, noting Ford's net worth at 256378 and promising public financial disclosure.
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Senate Rules Committee
House Reublican
Gerald Ford
Ford
Senate
House
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Rules Committee
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FBI
Snc
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Marlow Cook
R-Ky
Robert Griffin
Michigan
Griffin
Clarence Mitchell Jr
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Vote on SAD 71 dissolution fails in Kennebunk
In Kennebunk SAD 71 dissolution proposal failed 848 against to 606 in favor with 1 454 voters casting ballots. Pro-dissolution supporters needed 965 votes for two thirds but earned only 42 percent, continuing a pattern of weak support since 1968. Local figures reacted, urging action on facilities while opponents signaled new legal challenges.
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Kennebunk
Upper Town Hall
Raymond Breary
Saco Council reviews dump site plan and new hours
Samuel Zaitlin reports mixed news on the Saco dump project as the Ford Foundation funds fall short but DEP relief is noted. The council approves a 7 am to 4 30 pm weekday, 7 am to 3 pm Saturday dumping schedule, adopts interim measures, and votes to buy the Saco Community Center building for about 14500 with a 12000 mortgage, plus bids for a waste packer and street paving.
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Saco Conservation Commission
Saco
Ford Foundation
Zaitlin
E. C. Jordan
Sandy Brook
Westbrook
Richard Murray
Saco Council
Harold Waight
Saco Community Center
Robert Cassette
Rober Ducharme
Fred Clark
Cassette
Ducharme
Berton Braley
Tasker Street
Braley
Main Street
Ordinance Committee
Continental T.V
Cutts Avenue
Inside The Journal Paycheck Or Receipt For Payroll Deductions
A reflective column questions whether workers view their pay as a receipt for payroll deductions and explores how wage withholding shapes daily finances and perceived value of earnings. The piece weighs financial tradeoffs, benefits, and the hidden costs of employer deductions.
Biddeford Council Approves Waterhouse Field Lease and Firemen Pact
Biddeford City Council unanimously approves a perpetual Waterhouse Field lease with the High School Alumni Association granting city ownership to the field and sets maintenance provisions. A two year firefighters contract with cost sharing and no strike clause is also approved. The council allows Eagles and Rochambeau clubs to apply for state licenses to operate Lucky Seven games.
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Biddeford
Waterhouse Field
Eagles
Rochambeau
Biddeford High School Alumni Association
David Twomey
Waterhouse
Biddeford High School
Woion
Uer
Roger Normand
Rochambeau Club
Eagles Club
Donahue
Norman
Attorney General Probing Local Petitions in Biddeford Primary
Local officials say forged signatures may be on Roland C. Simard nomination papers for Biddeford’s Republican Primary. The Maine AG's office and State Police will investigate, with a Biddeford police report and city clerk filing. Several signers deny signing. some willing to affidavits. Simard says he did not want to run and did not know papers circulated in his name.
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Biddeford
Simard
State Attorney General's Office
Maine State Police
Albert Carrier
Attorney General
Alfred Howes
Tthe Journal
Carrier
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