Longley vows opposition to Maine oil refineries
Gov elect James B. Longley reiterated his opposition to oil refineries for Maine during a televised interview aired Sunday. He called for restructuring the Board of Environmental Protection to curb rule violations and said Maine should seek labor-intensive, high-pay industries like computer firms and drug research instead of capital-heavy refineries.
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Ron Palmquist
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Biddeford-Saco Journal
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Longley Declines To Lead 1976 Third Party Movement
Gov Elect James B. Longley said during a TV interview he was asked to head a new third party for the 1976 presidential race but declined. He noted calls from Alabama Gov George Wallace and former California Gov Ronald Reagan but reaffirmed faith in America’s two party system.
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Maine aims to spark growth with Project New Enterprise
Project New Enterprise led by Nelson Upthegrove at the University of Maine Portland-Gorham seeks to revamp Maine’s economy through technology transfer and startup funding. The venture capital network would connect five Maine banks and statewide financial agencies to back new ideas, mirroring MIT’s commercialization model.
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Bangladesh Hit By 12 Foot Wave and Typhoon Irma Toll
A 12 foot tidal wave struck central Bangladesh as Cyclone Alley floods killed at least 20 in the coastal islands. In the Philippines Typhoon Irma raised fatalities to eight with 300000 displaced on Luzon. Irma weakened after hitting Luzon with 115 mph winds before moving toward the South China Sea.
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Inside The Journal N H Race Shows Every Vote Counts
After elections and Thanksgiving, the piece notes how every vote matters in the New Hampshire race, reflecting on turnout and the impact of the electoral process.
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Ford To Visit Red China
Ford plans a visit to the People's Republic of China in 1975 to advance normalizing relations. Kissinger, in talks in Peking, confirmed the plan and stressed ongoing cooperation with China, while Taiwan policy remained unresolved.
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National Security Affairs
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Gerald R. Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
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Butz regrets slur on Pope amid birth control remarks
Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz expressed regret that his comments about Pope Paul VI’s birth control stance were interpreted as attacking a religious group. He said the remarks were taken out of context during a news breakfast discussing world population and food supply, with a note on feeding seven billion by 2000.
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Nixon Illness Delays Testimony in Watergate Trial
A panel of court-appointed doctors ruled Nixon cannot travel to testify in Washington or give a deposition yet. They foresee possible deposition at home by Jan 6 and a travel test by Feb 16 1975 if recovery continues, delaying the Watergate case expected to wrap by Christmas.
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U.S
John J. Sirica
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Sew Clemente
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Jesuits To Ponder Their Future Role At General Congregation
Vatican City AP report on the General Congregation of the Society of Jesus as 237 Jesuits from 80 countries meet for two months to decide the order’s future amid declining numbers and Pope Paul VI’s concerns. Lead talks by Pedro Arrupe, diverse members like Daniel Berrigan and Robert Drinan shape debates on service to the church and social justice.
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John McLaughlin
Richard M. Nixon
Robert Drinan
Massachusetts
Jose Maria Diez-Alegria
Spain
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