Biddeford Saco Bus Lines seeks to exit after 91 years
After 91 years of service between Biddeford Saco and Old Orchard Beach the Biddeford Saco Bus Lines plans to discontinue. President Richard Stride cited daily losses of about 750 dollars plus indirect costs and low rider demand. The PUC will seek community input before ruling.
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McCarthy criticizes press blackout in ballot fight
Independent presidential hopeful Eugene McCarthy faces multiple setbacks as New York courts bar his name from the ballot and the Court of Appeals rejects his request for equal debate time. He urges an appeal and criticizes national media coverage as biased and under reports his statements.
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Debates end with Carter seen as victor by voters
Ford and Carter wrapped up their Williamsburg debate with mutual claims of leadership while voters split on who won the exchange. Viewers credited Carter with the edge, citing his contrast on leadership and change while Ford defended experience and a recovering economy.
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Monster of the Old Slough Attacks Saco Traveler
Ezra Benson recounted a terrifying chase through the Old Slough on Buxton Road in 1887 as a gray beast leaped from the roadside and slashed his sleigh. The escape ended with scarred wood and a shaken couple, who spent the night in Saco before returning home by another route.
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Power struggle ends Virginia Moore's planning board chairmanship
Virginia Moore resigns as Saco planning board chair citing a power struggle with the city administrator. Mayor Zaitlin says the term is unfortunate and the issue reflects discontent over board procedures and staffing. Dexter disputes the claim while reforms for alternates and board coordination are proposed.
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Saco Planning Board
Virginia Moore
Planning Board
Dexter
Peter Cullinan
Arthur Lerman
Cullinan
Zaitlin
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Jack
Peter
Vague
Historical date notes and brief crime items
Today in history highlights events from 1915 the women marching for suffrage to 1958 Soviet loan to Egypt for the High Aswan Dam. An 82-year-old California judge misses court appearance amid serious misconduct concerns. One FBI most wanted figure tied to New England bombings caught yesterday. Full story on pages two and three.
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Journal page digest featuring movies television and sports
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