Sproul Seeks Ethics Panel Review On Sewall Conflict Claim
Rep. Stanley E. Sproul says he will hire a lawyer and push for a formal complaint to trigger the Legislative Ethics Committee to examine Sen. Joseph Sewall of Old Town over a potential conflict of interest. Sewall declines to comment publicly and says he will respond if a formal charge is made.
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Legislative Ethics Committee
Joseph Sewall
Sproul
Augusta
Atty
Jon A. Lund
Sewall
Legislative Appropriations Committee
James W. Sewall
Joe Sewall
Kennedy backs impeachment as orderly path over Nixon
Sen Edward Kennedy said impeachment remains the only orderly route to review allegations against President Nixon. He noted impeachment is a constitutional forum for charges, and voiced support for Cox firing probes tied to Watergate, campaign contributions, and dairy industry ties. He met with Archibald Cox to discuss testimony.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nixon
Kennedy
CBS ‘Morning News
Mike Mansfield
Cox
Massachusetts
Congress
Howard Hughes
C.G
Bebe” Rebozo
White House
Judiciary Committee
Saco Business Association Plans Fourth Annual Sidewaly Festival
Richard Valentino announces a 5 p.m. meeting at Casco Bank and Trust Co on Main Street Saco to discuss preliminary planning for the Fourth Annual Sidewaly Art Festival in downtown Saco in July next year. Andrew Scontras is vice president, Thomas Moore treasurer, and Robert Fenderson secretary.
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Richard Valentino
Saco Businessmen’s Association
Casco Bank and Trust Co
Main Street
Saco
Andrew Scontras
Thomas Moore
Robert Fenderson
Saco Council Races Expanded With Two New Candidates
Two more Saco residents enter the November 6 municipal elections. Stanley Kozloff files as an independent for Ward 2 while Lawrence Dolby Sr. seeks Ward 5 on the Republican ticket. Derby, former mayor and state fire inspector, faces Democrat Michael Scaries. Kozloff runs against Republican Bruce Taylor and Democrat David Rossignol.
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Saco
Stanley Kozloff
Lawrence Dolby Sr
Derby
Mayo
Michael Scaries
Kozloff
Bruce Taylor
David Rossignol
Ward 6 candidate hosted at Saco open house event
Democratic candidate Paula Armstrong joined Ward 6 hopefuls at a coffee hosted by Councilman Everett Forrester and Mrs. Forrester of 48 Cleveland St. Armstrong pledged bipartisan city service and following Forrester’s example. Attendees included Aug LaFountain Biddeford governor candidate, Atty. Roderick Potter, and State Rep. Barry Hobbins, who spoke on participatory government and school communications.
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Everett Forreste
Forrester
Cleveland St
Saco
Paula Armstrong
Lioyd LaFountain
Biddeford
LaFountain
Roderick Potter
Barry Hobbins
Wilkinson Proposes Major Saco Street Sewer Overhaul
Democratic mayoral hopeful James Wilkinson accuses Mayor Braley of inaction on a total city renovation of streets and sewer lines. He cites unfinished projects on Middle Street High Street Spring Street and North Street drainage as proof. He calls for immediate planning to convert promises into action ahead of the election.
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Saco
James Wilkinson
Braley
Wilkinson
Middle Street
High Street
Libby and
Dow
Spring Street
North Street
Saco Democratic Chairman Gene Palmer Hospitalized in Portland
Gene Palmer, chairman of the Saco Democratic City Committee and Saco City Treasurer, is a patient at Mercy Hospital on State Street in Portland for about two weeks.
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Gene Palmer
Saco
Democratic City Committee
Mercy Hospital
State Street
Portland
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