Saco council defers McNally code enforcer hire
Saco City Council tabled action on hiring former Old Orchard Beach code enforcement officer Robert J. McNally under the Public Employment Program. The council approved Arlene Hanson as a city hall clerk under the same program, which remains frozen for new hires. Moody proposed allocating $6 from $10 snowmobile fees to trails, but no formal action. state law currently bans local snowmobile ordinances. Police commendations were announced for officers and a suspect arrest, with other moves including fund transfers, the appointment of Arthur Gallant as city auditor, and school bond wording approval.
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Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Robert J. McNally
Arlene Hanson
City Hall
Hanson
McNally
EEA
Robert Moody
Moody
Ronald Ayotte
Recreation Department
Bryce Milne
L.T. Alberick Martin
Arthur Tardif
Roland Frechette
George Nutter
Robert Stanwood
Thomas Dube
Richard Lamb
Robert Foran
Claire Foran
Norman Pothier
Arthur Gallant
Donald Linscott
Lewiston
Junkyard Summit Reveals NYC Organized Crime Hub
Brooklyn District Attorney Eugene Gold announced a sweeping probe targeting over 600 reputed crime figures. He described a junkyard trailer in Brooklyn as the area’s summit headquarters with telephones bugged and recording devices in place. The operation covers narcotics, counterfeiting, labor racketeering, auto theft, insurance fraud, prostitution, gambling, loansharking, burglary and arson, with about 100 police subpoenas issued.
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New York
New York City
Brooklyn
Tures
Gold
Thomas Black Exhibit at SFC Library in Biddeford
New York painter Thomas Black will show drawings and sketches at St. Francis College Library Biddeford from Oct 17 to 31 with a public lecture on Zen and Art on Oct 23 at 11 a.m. Black, a Fulton New York native, studied at Syracuse University and has works in multiple university and corporate collections.
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New York
Thomas Black
St. Francis College Library
Biddeford
Black
Fulton, N.Y
Syracuse University
Ainsley Burke
Kenneth Callahan
Frederic Haucke
Robert Marx
University of Maine-Gorham
New York State
Electrographic Corporation
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Oneida Community Hospital
University of Maine
Crouse College of Music
Smith College of Applied Sciences
Retired Maine Teacher to Speak at Wells Meeting
Miss Worthley of Lebanon named Retired Teacher of the Year for Maine and honored by the National Retired Teachers Association will be guest speaker at a Wells meeting.
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York County
Wells Grange Hall
Sanford Road
Wells
Mary Worthley
Lebanon
Maine
National Retired Teachers Association
Nixon to Sign Revenue Sharing Bill in Philadelphia
President Nixon plans a signing ceremony at Independence Hall in Philadelphia for the revenue sharing bill. The event includes a coffee hour, a noon luncheon, and guest book duties by Carmen Taylor and others, with invitations sent to governors, lawmakers, and city officials. The bill allocates 5.3 billion dollars to state and local governments this year, with increasing amounts in the following four years. Checks for the initial six months will be mailed October 27.
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Washington
Nixon
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Helena Rode
Ethel Smalley
Ruby Perkins
Carmen Taylor
Albine Watson
Alberta Morison
Wells Grange
Congress
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N. P. Scontras Gallery of Homes
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Biddeford Savings Bank
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