Muskie as Kissinger replacement eyed for Carter era
Larry Stains reports Muskie trailing for secretary of state in Carter administration per Boston Herald American story. W. Anthony Lake leads Carter staff revamp. other names include Cranston You and Vance. Muskie aide Rose downplays the link and Carter comment remains unconfirmed.
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Larry Stains
Edmund Muskie
Jimmy Carter
State Department
Boston Herald American
Carter
Muskie
Kissinger
Washington D.C
Alan Cranston
Bob Rose Muskie
Rose
Tony Lake
Herald American
Post
Ose
Cabinet Post
Sen
Henry Kissinger
UPI
Missouri reports first swine flu case since February
Missouri health officials confirmed the first swine flu case since February, prompting preparations for a full immunization campaign. A Concordia man in his 30s with mild respiratory symptoms around Oct. 10 was the patient. State officials said CDC is testing samples while vaccine planning continues, noting 17.6 percent of eligible Missourians have been immunized since September.
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Jefferson City
UPI
Missouri
Concordia
Denny
Donnell
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Jerry Giffen
State Division of Health
Mrs. Giffen
Forecast: Chance of flurries including 20 cents Nov 23 1976
A weather bulletin notes a chance of light snow flurries for Tuesday November 23 1976 with minimal accumulation and variable winds. Minor unsettled conditions may affect localized areas with brief snowfall.
Biddeford Pool park vote shocks city planners
The Biddeford planning board voted 4-0 against issuing a permit for a Marie Joseph Academy site day use beach park at Biddeford Pool. Chairman Redmond called the vote a potential mistake and warned future regret while noting the decision does not bind the city council.
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Katlheen O’connell
Biddeford A
Marie Joseph Park
David Redmond
Marie Josep Academy
Biddeford Pool
Lucien Dutremble
State Department of Conservation
Redmond
Eleb Alpa
Department of Conservation
Planning Board
Department
Herbert Ortman
Bureau of Parks and Recreation
Bernard Cohen
Biddeford
Cohen
Raymond Gagne
Marie Joseph Committee
Park
Biddeford CD projects lift the city’s face and spirits
Biddeford’s four community development projects for 1976 are well underway, says CD coordinator Robert Dodge, and plans are already afoot for the city’s 1977 application for federal CD funds. The community development committee has scheduled two public meetings.
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Biddeford
Robert Dodge
Thanksgiving turkey dinner offered to seniors at Biddeford center
Biddeford Parks and Recreation Director Joe Saucier announces a free Thanksgiving Day dinner for seniors with no place to go. Volunteers will serve at the Washington Street community center from 11 45 a.m. Thursday, with transport provided. Participants are from Biddeford Saco and Old Orchard Beach.
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Ross Center
Biddeford
Saucier
Saco
John Dexter
Christopher Kent
School bus conduct code eyed by Kennebunk board
SAD 71 school officials consider a new bus conduct code to cover all riders and allow for student-specific needs. The nurse would notify drivers of physical or emotional issues, aiding safe operation, as the bus study committee's report advances with bylaws and policy review.
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John Young
Kennebunk
Bus Study Committee
Richard Pickering
Pickering
Almanac Snapshot for November 23, 1976
United Press International notes November 23 marks Franklin Pierce birthday and events in history. Highlights include 1942 Coast Guard Women’s Auxiliary authorized as Spars, 1945 rationing ends except sugar, 1954 Chinese Convicts 11 American airmen and 2 civilians, and 1975 Franco buried at Valley of the Fallen.
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Franklin Pierce
United States
Congress
U.S. Coast Guard
Spars
Memorial honors JFK 13 years later in Dallas
The passage recalls the memory of President John F. Kennedy with a ceremony at the JFK Memorial in Dallas. The nearby assassination site remains a focal point as the city reflects on the past and changes since the event. A separate note mentions New Jersey considering reactivating the electric chair with a bill to restore the death penalty, details on page 6.
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John F. Kennedy
Dallas
New Jersey
Garden State
Cartoons and Puzzles Highlight Today's Journal
A light page features cartoons and a crossword puzzle alongside Dear Abby and editorials. The note jokes about paranoia frames the day with horoscopes and movie listings, offering community notices and a chuckle to readers.
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Abby
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