Newark Newsman Bridges Jail. Freed After 21 Days
Peter Bridge, Newark journalist jailed for refusing to answer grand jury questions in a bribery probe, was released unconditionally by Superior Court Judge James R. Kano after 21 days. He says he would do it again and plans to spend time with his children and seek a job. Rep. John Moss urges federal action to protect reporters from jail harassment.
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Newark
Supreme Court
Belleville
N.J
New Authority
Peter Bridge
Hey
Grand Jury
Grand Supreme Court
H. Cur
Bridge
Supe- Bridge
Essex
Rior
James R. Gill
Kano
Sacramento
Calif
All - Bridge
Freedom of
Evening News
Newark Housing Authority
Pearl Beatty Authority
Grand
Mark
Rebecca
John Moss
D-Calif
Thridge
Congress
Dear Abby and Family Advising in a Changing World
A collection of Dear Abby letters covers parental attitudes to birth control, bouquet ownership, and a spouse taking flying lessons. The letters reveal generational gaps in views on premarital sex, marriage roles, and financial strain. Abby weighs in on whether a mother’s liberal stance is wise and how to handle disputes over gifts and hobbies.
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Abby
Herrenda
Brenda
Mother
Susan Braun Bound For Nevada Confab
Susan Braun Environmental Education Coordinator for the Kennebunk Kennebunkport School system was chosen to represent New England at a government sponsored ecology conference in Las Vegas Nevada. The event runs November 17 to 22 and aims to help educators establish ecology workshops in schools nationwide.
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Kennebunk
Susan Braun
Kennebunk Kennebunkport
New England
Las Vegas
Nevada
Grounded Sailboat Continues Journey
Kennebunkport resident Edward Mulhern with Mr and Mrs R J Madden of Mar. continue voyage after their grounded sailboat halt near Kennebunkport. weather and tide conditions influence progress as they seek safe harbor and repairs.
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Kennebunkport
Edward Mulhern
R. J. Madden
Mar
Madisses to Meet at First Parish Church Saco
The Madisses of the First Parish Congregational Church will meet tomorrow night at 7 30 in the parish house Beach Street Howard L Cushman Superintendent of Saco Schools will be guest speaker The peach is native to China.
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Madisses
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Saco
Beach Street
Howard L. Cushman
Maine Relief Funds Top $600000 After February Storms
Disaster relief funds totaling $600,000 have been committed to Maine storm victims after President Nixon declared a major disaster on March 7. The Office of Emergency Preparedness coordinates aid, with seven of Maine’s 16 counties eligible and funds to cover debris removal, housing, and restoration of roads, bridges, and utilities.
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Richard M. Nixon
Maine
G.A. Lincoln
Office of Emergency Preparedness
OEP
White House
Keneth M. Curtis
York
Cumberland
Hancock
Knox
Lincoln
Sagadahoc
Washington
Corps of
Lowell City Council Bans Door to Door Salesmen
Lowell Massachusetts AP reports the city council passed an amendment to the soliciting ordinance banning door to door salesmen and distribution of commercial ads. The measure carries a 62 vote but exempts the Postal Service newspapers and non profit groups. Opponents warn the move harms consumers and limits shopping options.
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Lowell
Mass
U.S. Postal Service
Gail Dunfey
Disaster aid disbursed for storm survivors and labor losses
Engineers completed two mission assignments funded by the disaster fund. The Department of Labor paid over $6,000 to workers who lost jobs due to storms and flooding. The Small Business Administration issued about $2.2 million through 377 loans. School repair requests to HEW were around $6,800.
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Department of Labor
Small Business Administration
Unwanted Items May Be Wanted By Someone Else
Local thrift drive invites residents to donate usable goods. Organizers emphasize items in good condition can assist families, schools, and shelters looking for affordable clothing, toys, and household essentials. Donation hours and drop-off locations are listed.
Leaders Honor Veterans Past Commanders At Biddeford Supper
The Tighe Beaudoin Farley Post on Elm Street Biddeford hosted a supper honoring past commanders and presidents with over 50 attendees. Speakers included Maurice Parisien Portland and Donald Stone Portland. Mrs Agnes Doughty Cape Elizabeth led the Auxiliary. A social preceded the meal and Monday opened Veterans Day observances with a parade.
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Tighe- Beaudoin-Farley
Elm Street
Biddeford
Robert Poire
Rose Soulard
Maurice ‘Parisien
Portland
Donald Stone
Agnes Doughty
Cape Elizabeth
Noella Joncas
Alma Pelletier
Nancy Harlow
Lilian Fournier
Barge Ignites Near New York Harbor
A fuel barge owned by General American Tank and Storage Co exploded and burned near Carteret New Jersey. Fire crews from New York City Port Authority fought the blaze with New Jersey units as flames rose high and traffic in the Arthur Kill was halted. No injuries or cause were reported.
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Carteret
N.J
General American Tank and Storage Co
Arthur Kill
Middlesex County
Staten Island
N.Y
New York City
Port Authority
New Jersey
Legion Post 26 meeting set for Oct 26 in Biddeford
The Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Post No. 26 American Legion will hold its regular meeting on Thursday October 26 at 8 p.m. at the Post home on Elm Street in Biddeford.
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Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Post No. 26
American Legion
Elm Street
Biddeford
Brown Property Saco Sold to Descoteaux Couple
Real estate changes hands for a seven room house on 5 acres at 19 Tasker St Saco with attached barn garage. Mr and Mrs Robert Descoteaux of Old Orchard Beach purchase as their residence through Ed R Morin Real Estate with Ansco Realty Inc and Eilleen Lessard handling the sale.
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Tasker St
Saco
Franklin Brown
Obert Descoteaux
Olympia Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Ed. R. Morin
Government Printing Office: Nation’s largest publisher and distributor
The Government Printing Office in Washington DC is described as the nation’s largest publisher and distributor of books.
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The
Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
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Eease
Anne
Dear Abby
Pill
Essons
Red Baron
Abigal
C/O
Saco Journal
Biddeford, Maine
Shurfine
Joan
Isle OF Gold
Pillsbury Buttermilk
Ake
Freezer
SOCAL
LK. S
London Broil
Chuck Roast
Hamburg
LUX
Duncan Hines
Raspberries
Main & Emery Streets
Blehead
Baccus
Kennebunk River
Port House
Ocean Avenue
Boothbay
China
Lowell City Council
Electrolux
J. Durfee
O. O. Beh
U. S. NO
Tbs
Veterans’ Post
New York Harbor
Terry and
Bob
Artificial Flowers
Terry
Bob Bineau
Guinea
Realty News
Howe's Floor Store
ATE
Wells, Maine
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