Lion Ferry to Alter Course to Avoid Lobster Gear
Lion Ferry officials plan a slightly altered route for the Prince of Fundy to reduce damage to lobster traps and lines. Henk Pols said the change, submitted to the Maine Sea and Shore Fisheries Department, would give a lee way of a couple hundred yards and could be implemented once approved.
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Lion
Prince of Firm
na-'Fundy
Henk A. Pols
Pols
Maine Sea & Shore Fisheries Department
Cape Elizabeth
Bath
Coast Guard
Prince
Boleroe
Lobster‘men
Sea & Shore Fish‘eries Department
Lion Ferry
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Prince of Fundy
Sten Burell
Cost Escalator Tied To Federal Lunch Support
Senate and House conferees agree on a bill linking federal school lunch aid to food costs. The automatic escalator would raise the federal share per lunch from eight to ten cents and expand reduced price eligibility, totaling about $230 million more, with checks every six months starting January 1.
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Washington
Senate
House
Westbrook Youth Dies From Sept 10 Crash Injuries
A Westbrook youth Earl D. Barclay aged 18 died in a Portland hospital from injuries after the Sept 10 traffic crash near his home. State police said his car went out of control on a hill crest and struck a utility pole.
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Westbrook
Portland
Earl D. Barclay
Black Candidate Wins Runoff Bid In Atlanta Mayor Race
Atlanta vice mayor Maynard Jackson leads with 47 041 votes or 47 1 percent, forcing a runoff with incumbent Sam Massell who trails at 19 760. They clash on Oct 16 as crime and safety top the issues and Jackson pledges to improve city streets.
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Atlanta, Ga
Maynard Jackson
Ding
Sam Massell
Jackson
Massell
Walter Lippmann Stricken by Stroke in New York Hospital
Political writer Walter Lippmann, a top U S journalist, is in critical condition after a stroke at his Manhattan home and hospital admission to New York Hospital. He turned 84 last week and had earlier suffered a heart attack in March. He authored the Today and Tomorrow column from 1931 to 1967.
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NEW York
Walter Lippmann
America
Lippmann
Manhattan
Nixon Gets IRS Refunds in 1970 and 1971
Providence reports President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon received 131503 in federal tax refunds for 1970 and 1971 while paying 1670 in taxes. Documents show 1970 taxes of 792.81 and a 72614.43 refund. 1971 taxes 878.03 and a 58889.41 refund.
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Nixon
Providence Journal-Bulletin
White House
Washington Post
Journal-Bulletin
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