NEECO refinery project Environmental Report overview
Special report on New England Energy Co. refinery plans for Sanford assessing environmental and socio economic impacts, construction noise, vegetation removal, habitat disruption, wildlife displacement, stream destruction, water pollution, and transportation changes with limited long term aquatic effects and short term marine life impact.
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Sanford
Board of Environmental Protection
Municpal
Biddeford
Saco
Arundel
Kennebunk
Ad Sanford
Yarmouth
Maine-New Hampshire
Estes Lake
Mousam
One Small Child Helps Another Through UNICEF
Luke Davis aged about 18 months from Old Orchard Beach paid 25 pennies for his pumpkin. The Saco Maine Savings Bank branch matched 25 cents for every pumpkin sold this weekend to aid UNICEF. Children carved faces and returned pumpkins for a chance at a $25 savings bond.
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Unicef
Luke Davis
Old Orchard Beach
Saco
Maine
Savings Bank
John Ewing
Cover-Up Trial Transcripts Show Nixon Stonewalling Plan
Washington AP report details President Nixon discussing stonewalling Watergate on March 21 1973 as John Dean testified for the fourth day. Ehrlichman and Haldeman join in prompting a written general report to the Senate panel with an appendix listing FBI reports, suggesting Nixon rely on Dean. The dialogue aimed to immunize White House figures from grand jury charges and set up a presidential panel to gather evidence.
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Nixon
Watergate
John Dean
Dean
White House
John Ehrlichman
H. R. Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Senate
FBI
Dent
Questions Answered On Elderly Housing
Senior housing in Biddeford plans 60 federal subsidized units on Graham Street draw many applicants. State Sen. Guy Marcotte notes eligibility rules, asset limits, and veteran preference, with demand exceeding available apartments by several hundred. Applications should be submitted if 62 or older.
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Biddeford
Graham Street
Guy Marcotte
Marcotte
Governors and Mayors Question 55 MPH Enforcement
A nationwide AP survey finds most governors and mayors say Ford's 55 mph request cannot be strongly enforced given manpower limits. States report higher speeding tickets but lack capacity for broader patrols, while some jurists dismiss orwarn speeders between 55 and 62 mph. South Dakota plans to continue strict enforcement. critics mock Ford's proposal as buck-passing.
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Ford
Associated Press
South Dakota
Richard Kniep
Inside The Journal Today Chuckle
A light quip notes that a child reared strictly by the book is likely a first edition, a playful jab at rigid upbringing and literary framing.
Gallimaufry on Etymology and Language Change
A reflective column examines how words like input and feedback migrate from technical jargon to everyday speech. It cites Owen Barfield on language shaping thought and notes shifts in meaning from mechanistic and automatic to broader societal uses, considering future historians’ possible interpretations of such terms.
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Owen Barfield
Barfield
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