Alpha Shoe Co. shut down amid mixed signals and worker lockouts
Conflicting statements follow a sudden closing of Alpha Shoe Co. plants in Biddeford and Brunswick. Workers struggled to cash pay, doors were locked, and management blamed confusion over the owner’s direction. The episode raises questions about dialogue and future operations.
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Saco Teachers Association outlines grievances on coaching duties and department head selection
In a letter to the editor the Saco Teachers Association argues that coaching extracurricular activities should remain within educators' responsibilities and criticizes the selection process for the Language Arts department head. They claim a written application and proper interviews were not followed and call for fair advancement opportunities for members.
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Jeffrey O. Wilder
Vermont Sparkle Through Litter Free Scenery Plea
Editor Muriel G Bonin urges Maine voters to keep roadside beauty by voting positively in November The letter compares Maine to Vermont praising clean highways and urging residents to support the option to vote for a litter free landscape in the upcoming election.
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Vietnam prison camps prompt SANE protest amid detentions
The Vietnam regime holds an estimated 200 000 to 300 000 political detainees in re education camps including former Saigon officials and anti Thieu opponents. SANE cites private reports of family contact bans and calls for a full public detainee list and international inspection.
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Ford's Nixon Loyalists Remain Center of Washington Struggle
John W. Dean's testimony exposes the Nixon era network within Ford's administration. Ford defends Nixon, praising figures like Anne Armstrong and George Bush while keeping Haig Helms and other Nixon loyalists in key posts.
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