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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1972
Page
9
A string of song titles and performer names appears in a chart style list led by M Robbins and T Booth with tracks including Garden Party If I Needed You and Sea Of Heartbreak. The page shows multiple artists and song pairings along with numeric codes.
A nurse polls show opinions vary widely. Some hospitals report most nurses prefer being called Nurse while others favor Miss or Mrs and naming when addressed by patients. The survey includes Cleveland Clinic Mount Sinai Saint John’s Abbott hospitals and notes nuances in how nurses wish to be addressed.
HAL BOYLE notes Americans generate about a ton of solid waste annually, enough to cover Manhattan Island 13 feet deep. He blends quirky facts and quotable lines on topics from public notices to bee work, wedding bread customs, and the oddities of eco and culture.
WPOR Our Country weekly rankings show the 50 top tunes with artists such as D Fargo Tammy Wynette Porter Dolly Parton and Merle Haggard across both current and prior weeks. The list includes titles like Funny Face Dont She Look Good I Aint Never and Hobo s Lullaby among others with positions noted.
A damaged OCR fragment lists song titles and performers such as 42 45 Baby Bye Bye D Lee and 43 49 More About John Henry T T Hall plus Chet's Tune 45 4 Daddy 46 37 Claudette Friends a Comptons Somebody Loves Me J Paycheck Got The All Overs F Hart Fool Me L Anderson.
Patrick E. Carr announces Emethien Croteau of 20 Herring Ave Biddeford as National Aide de Camp for the Veterans of Foreign Wars in a bid year theme Let us put it all together in 73. Carr praises Croteau for his local effort and leadership.
In the only odd numbered presidential election year 1789 George Washington was chosen as the first president, establishing the new United States leadership.
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