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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1967
Page
5
A New York AP analysis uses a medical metaphor to describe the U.S. economy as a strong body with internal disorders causing inflation. It notes demand and supply imbalances, rising prices, anxious markets, high borrowing costs, and proposed measures like a 10 percent surtax to curb inflation. Congress faces pressure to ease demand.
Gov Richard Hughes of New Jersey emerges as a key Democratic troubleshooter for President Johnson. He chairs the Equal Rights Committee at the 1968 convention and leads a panel on riot area insurance coverage. Hughes backs Johnson on Vietnam policy and urban education while hinting at a possible higher office.
A Legislative Research subcommittee in Augusta weighing moving table wine sales from state stores to licensed private retailers. The plan would keep dessert and fortified wines as a state monopoly. Members note potential savings and discuss enforcement, inventory control, and delivery changes as part of a broader overhaul of Maine liquor regulations.
Four room ranch on Newtown Road Biddeford owned by Mr and Mrs Maxime Desautel sold to Mr and Mrs Girard Rocray of 92 Granite St Biddeford brokered by Ed Morin Real Estate. Also sale of four apartment property 28 30 Cutts St Biddeford from Mr and Mrs Noellette to Mr and Mrs Robert Cassette for investment via Cordo Real Estate. Additionally a seven room two bath ranch at 51 Bradley St Saco owned by Mrs Roger Labaonte purchased by Mr and Mrs Norman Croteau of 76 Harrison Ave Saco assisted by Ed Morin Real Estate.
A single commissioner will lead the department as public hearings are planned. The subcommittee moves forward with its work, outlining next steps and timelines.
The Cherokee Chickasaw Creek and Seminole Indians are identified as the five civilized tribes in this discussion. The term refers to these prominent Native American nations noted for adopting certain European-American practices.
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