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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1973
Page
5
Philadelphia report explains how refunders, about 10,000 nationwide, hunt for coupons and refund offers to save money. They combine a small coupon with a company money refund to pay far less for items, though some end up eating cheaper meals to gain savings.
Biddeford's residential phase of property revaluation is about 90 percent done. Jim Fennessy of United Appraisal Co. said final exterior reviews will start soon with interior checks limited to new construction. The company plans exterior interior inspections and CI on stock and fixtures in later phases.
Cape Porpoise permits digging for clams quahogs mussels and other mollusks in Sampson Cove from November 16 until April 27 1974 deputy marine resources chief Richard P. Choate announced the open area lies northerly of a line from a red post at the road end where power lines cross Sampson Cove on the southern shore. Digging outside bounds or after expiration risks fines from 10 to 300 and up to 90 days imprisonment.
Lummus of New Jersey and Monsanto of Missouri signed a $45 million pact with the Soviet Union to design and deliver a fully equipped acetic acid plant in Severodonetsk Ukraine. The facility will produce 150000 tons annually by 1978, with the USSR providing a 10 percent down payment and financing the rest in the United States. Export-Import Bank terms eight to 15 years are expected, though not yet finalized.
The Kennebunk appeals board approved variances for Bernard Fogg on Lower Brown Street to raise calves and John Everett on Storer Street to keep a horse on their two acre lots. Both rulings cited preexisting barnyard use. The board also allowed the family to keep their pet duck. Slowik cast the tie breaking vote amid neighbor objections.
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