AP education writer William Waugh dies in car crash
William J. Waugh 59 education writer for The Associated Press died after a car wreck near Port Royal Virginia. A former war correspondent in Korea and AP bureau chief in multiple cities, he served as AP education writer since 1969 and is survived by his widow Renee and five daughters.
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Washington
William J. Waugh
Associated Press
Waugh
Korea
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Atlanta
Louisville
Honolulu
Los Angels
Port Royal
Vienna
Virginia
Visalia
Calif
Modesto Junior College
Navy
South Pacific
Tokyo
Bureau
Renee
Stephen
Melinda Talmadge
la Habra
Susan
Rhea
Deborah
Jamie
Rev Theodore Ferris Dies at 63 in Boston
Rev Theodore P Ferris 63 rector of Trinity Church in Boston died Sunday after a long illness at the rectory in Copley Square He led Trinity for about thirty years and appeared on The National Radio Pulpit and other programs He authored books including This is the Day and The Image of God Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Trinity Church
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Boston
Theodore P. Ferris
Trinity Church
Copley Square
Trinity
National Radio Pulpit
Episcopal Hour
Protestant Hour
Port Chester
N.Y
Harvard College
General Theological Seminary
Grace Church
New York City
Emmanuel Church
Baltimore
Mrs Jeanine Dumas 46 Augusta obituary
Jeanine Dumas 46 of Augusta died after a lengthy illness at a Worcester hospital. Born Biddeford Oct 22 1926 she was a former New England Telephone operator. Survived by widower Paul, daughter Danielle, siblings and extended family. Funeral 3 p.m. tomorrow at St Augustine Church with Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery interment. Visitation Plummer Funeral Home Augusta.
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Augusta
Jeanine D. Dumas
New Belgrade Road
Worcester
Biddeford
Adelard
Fapiola
Carrier) DuPont
St. Augustine Church
New England Telephone Co
Paul E. Dumas
Danielle Dumas
Jacques
Andre Dupont
Marguerite Benoit
Old Orchard Beach
Laurette Vermette
Suzanne LaCroix
Saco
Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery
Plummer Funeral Home Corp
Pleasant St
Moss of Old Orchard Beach Dies After Long Illness
Nellie M Moss 44 of 10 Benoit Ave Old Orchard Beach died in a Portland hospital after a long illness. Born January 26 1928 in New York City she was the daughter of Ernest Woods. Survivors include two sons Douglas and David and three daughters Bonnie Debra and Lorie four grandchildren. Private funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from Shumway Gross Funeral Home Saco with Rev Clive Meidahl of the Assembly of God Church officiating. Interment in Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco.
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Old Orchard Beach
Nellie MacCloud Moss
Benoit Ave
Portland
New York City
Ernest Woods
Moss
Assembly of God Church
Here
Douglas
David
Bonnie Perkins
Debra Begin
Lorie Boucher
Millinocket
Shumway Gross Funeral
Spring St
Saco
Clive Meidahl
The
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Biddeford Firemen Quell Two Blazes
Biddeford firefighters quelled a burning trash barrel near 29 Alfred Street using a booster line. Earlier they fought a brush fire on Phil Spang's property, with officials citing burning brush as the cause and a booster also used.
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Biddeford
Alfred Street
Phil Spang
Funeral Directors in Saco Maine Firms Named
Funeral service listings show Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring St and Dennett and Craig at 365 Main St in Saco with Emond's Funeral Home contact 284 5511. Frank X Emond and J P Conroy referenced among area funeral directors.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Dennett & Craig
Maine
Emond
Frank X Emond
J. P. Conroy
Editor McFarland Dead At 67
Ker mit McFarland longtime chief editorial writer for the Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance died at 67 from an apparent heart attack after hospitalization at George Washington University Hospital. A Grand Junction Iowa native, he graduated from the University of Iowa in 1928 and held posts with AP UPIC and the Des Moines Register before joining Scripps-Howard in 1929. He moved to Washington in 1951 and became chief editorial writer in 1967. Survived by widow Marjorie his mother a Gowrie Iowa brother and two sisters.
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Washington (Ap
Kermit McFarland
Scripps-Howard
Alliance
McFarland
George Washington University Hospital
Grand Junction
Iowa
University of Iowa
Associated Press
United Press
United Press International
Des Moines Register
Harrisburg, Pa
Patriot
Pittsburgh Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Marjorie
Gowrie
Obituary for Onil Doyon of Cheshire Connecticut
Onil Doyon 43 of Cheshire born January 4 1929 in Burlington Vermont died after a long illness in a Hartford hospital. He served in the US Marine Corps and lived in Connecticut 20 years. He leaves a son Guy and four daughters Pearl Pauline Arlene Brenda, two brothers Gerard Eugene Clement and Armand, seven sisters and many relatives. A Mass of the Resurrection will be held at St. Bridget Church at 10 a.m. Wednesday with burial in Southington Cemetery. Funeral arrangements are handled by Cheshire Funeral Home.
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Conn
Onil
Doyon
Saco
Maine
Hartford
Burlington
Andre and
Ovilda (Corbeil) Doyon
Notre Dame de Lourdes
U.S. Marine Corps
Francois Goulet
Biddeford
Guy
Pearl
Pauline
Arlene
Brenda
Gerard
Eugene
Clement
Armand
Normand
Rachel) Nadeau
Meriden
Gillis
Annette) Belanger
Holyoke
Mass
Irene) Pellerin
Westbrook
Urbain
Therese Gagne
Roland
Helene Rousselle
Robert Lina
Therrien
Paul
Jeanne) Cote
St. Bridget
Southington
Cheshire Funeral Home
Saco Taxi Stand Looted At Night
Thieves broke into a pin ball machine at Al's Taxi stand on Storer Street in Saco Saturday night and made off with $2. David Stone, a driver for the cab company, told police he left the stand for a call at 10 p.m. and returned at 10:30 to discover the break.
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Storer Street
Saco
David Stone
Weather outlook for Portland area snow flurries
The forecast calls for snow flurries in the north and variable clouds in the south tonight with lows in the 20s to low 30s. Tuesday sees variable clouds and a chance of snow flurries statewide, with highs from the 30s in the north to near 40 in the south.
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Portland
Weekend Storm Slams Maine Coast and Fjshes Toward Sea
A weekend storm lashed the Maine coast with gale winds and high seas then moved out to sea. Coastal flooding occurred with tides about two feet above normal and waves up to 16 feet. Rainfall totals reached Rumford 2.01 inches Eastport 1.40 Portland 1.15 with three inches of snow in Caribou changing to rain later.
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Portland
Maine
National Weather Service
Maine Turnpike
Central Maine Power Co
New England Telephone Co
NWS
Rumford
Eastport
Caribou
Parked Car Stolen Saturday In Saco
Saco police report a 1964 Ford Fairlane owned by George Mullen of Portland was stolen Friday while parked on Cutts Avenue.
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Saco
George Mullen
Portland
Cutts Avenue
Kennebunk approves 160647 for seawall repairs
Town officials announced funding of 160 647 to begin seawall repairs at Kennebunk Beach. Joseph Cianbro Construction Company of Portland received notice to proceed as of the fourth with priority for the Middle Beach section from the U S Army Corps of Engineers Emergency Preparedness office.
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Kennebunk
Eugene Berky
Kennebunk Beach
Joseph Cianbro
McElroy
Concretepany
Portland
U.S. Army Corps
of of Engineers
Middle Beach
Dump Foraging Banned by Biddeford City Council
Biddeford city authorities enacted a new ordinance prohibiting dump picking at the municipal dump. City Clerk Pauline Berry stated the rule will be strictly enforced after a near-fatal incident where a woman was caught between a crusher and trash while foraging.
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Biddeford
Pauline Berry
Beach Elementary School Vandalized in Break-In
Police report Beach Elementary on School Street was broken into Saturday evening. No items reported missing. desk drawers ransacked in the incident.
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Old Orchard Beach
City to Launch Men’s Volleyball Program This Thursday
A new men’s volleyball program starts Thursday at 7 PM in the city hall auditorium. It will meet weekly on Thursdays, announced Saco Recreation Director Robert Moody.
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City Hall
Saco Recreation
Robert Moody
Search Finds Two Lost Area Youths
Two Biddeford boys Bobby Gagne of Hills Beach and Billy Paul of Newtown Road ran away Saturday and were found Sunday wet and cold after a long night in the woods. They were located by John Gagne of Biddeford Pool under a tree near the John F. Kennedy School with help from York County Sheriff’s Department Biddeford police and volunteers.
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Biddeford
Bobby Gagne
Hills Beach
Billy Paul
Newtown Road
John Gagne
John F. Kennedy
York County
Three Hunters Die in Maine Woods During Deer Season
In Maine during the 1972 deer season three hunters were killed by mistaken identity while others were wounded. Names include Gerald LaPointe, Dennis Dumouchel. wounded include Camille Ploard, Rusty McKay, Charles Park, and Lawrence Tome.
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Augusta
Maine
John Marsh
Department of Inland Fisheries and Game
Marsh
Gerald D. LaPointe
Fort Fairfield
Dennis Dumouchel
Montreal
LaPointe
Piscataquis County
Dumouchel
Aroostook
Fort Kent
Camille Ploard
Stockholm
Rusty McKay
West Kennebunk
Charles Park
Vinalhaven Island
Lawrence Tome
Richmond
Police Arrest Man for Saco Car Crash
A Pennsylvania man faces operating under the influence charges after a two car crash on North Street in Saco at 6 39 p m Sunday. Ralph J Parker 56 of Crumor Pennsylvania allegedly struck a parked car driven by Phyllis L Powers 40 of 43 North Street Saco causing about 500 in damage to each vehicle.
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Pennsylvania
Saco
North Street
Ralph J. Parker
Crumor
Phyllis L. Powers
North St
Pakistan Frees Indian POWs to Pressure India on Prisoner Release
President Bhutto freed 617 Indian prisoners of war at Lyallpur in a move to press India for the return of about 84,000 Pakistanis held there. He told the Indians they are free to go home, while warning of more if war resumes. India had linked repatriation to Bangladesh recognition. no immediate Indian response was reported.
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Lyallpur
Pakistan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
India
Rawalpindi
Bangladesh
Foreign Office
Bhutto
Kissinger Meets Thieu In Vietnam Talks Amid Shifts
Reports describe a turn in Vietnam ceasefire talks as Kissinger meets Thieu in Saigon and White House officials signal possible changes. Bunker briefed Thieu. Duc may travel to Washington while Nixon weighs Paris talks and a Camp David stay as negotiations resume on December 4.
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Fontinuca
Nguyen van Thieu
Washington
Saigon
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Thieu
Bunker
Nixon
Nguyen Phu Duc
Paris
White House
Duc
Kissinger
New York
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
United States
Tho
Camp David
Vietnam
Former Saco policemen tackle fugitive on street
Two former Saco high school football officers Arthur Tardif and Charles Labonte tackled Angelo Louis Muriel, 24, of Biddeford on Thornton Avenue after he fled the Saco police station while out on bail for intoxication. Muriel faces a felony breaking arrest charge and is free on $1,000 bail awaiting arraignment in Saco District Court.
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Saco
Biddeford
Robert Foran
Arthur Tardif
Charles Labonte
Thornton Avenue
Angelo Louis Muriel
Foss St
Saco District Court
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