Sawhill Favors Fuel Conservation Over All-out Production
Federal Energy Administrator John C Sawhill backs energy conservation as the nation's short term answer to energy policy. He says the public favors conservation and seeks hearings before the Cabinet level Energy Resources Council. He notes others may push for more production but he would quit before backing that path.
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Sawhill
Washington
John C. Sawhill
Atlantic
Alaskan
Ford
Saco Proposes Municipal Complex For City Hall and Courthouse
City Administrator Joan Dexter urges combining city hall and the courthouse to form a municipal complex. District court may move to Sweetser School with renovations by the court. space needs analyzed by a professional planner. Locke and Jordan schools discussed for senior programs. council split on Locke occupancy and Jordan use.
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Saco
Joan Dexter
District Court
Sweetser School
Spring Street
City Hall
Main Street
Dexter
Locke
Jordan
Jordan School
School Street
Locke School
Bruce Taylor
Patricia Reay
van Psomiades
York County Counseling Services
Emery Challenges Kyros With Record Scrutiny in Maine
Republican challenger David Emery accuses four term Democrat Peter Kyros of poor performance in Washington and finances tied to special interests. Kyros defends the record as public and rejects smear claims while both campaigns spar over voting histories and fundraising.
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Nixon undergoes surgery to halt leg blood clot
Former President Richard Nixon remains stable after an hour long operation to stop a clot in his left leg from traveling toward the heart or lungs. Dr. Eldon Hickman said Nixon will stay in hospital about a week more with recovery at home to follow.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Eldon Hickman
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
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Pat
John C. Lungren
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Julie
Tricia
Lungren
Doctoes
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Kennedy Recall Adds Detail to Chappaquiddick Tragedy
The Boston Globe cites a highly knowledgeable source who says Joseph Gargan nearly took responsibility for the 1969 Chappaquiddick crash that killed Mary Jo Kopechne. The report notes discrepancies between Kennedy's testimony and statements from others, and claims a plan to use an alibi was dropped before the police call.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Joseph Gargan
Chappaquiddick
Mary Jo Kopechne
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Miss Kopechne
Christopher Look Jr
Saco I-95 Spur Faces Delay From Planning Board Objections
DOT official William Harris warns that if the Saco planning board rejects spur plans it could force extra environmental studies and delay funding. The board has long opposed the project citing tax loss and traffic issues, while voters approved the spur in 1971 and construction is postponed to at least July 1975.
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Saco Planning Board
Department of Transportation
William Harris
Harris
DOT
Planning Board
Industrial Park
Ocean Park
Biddeford
Saco
Department of Environmental Protection
Virginia Moore
Special Election Candidates Explain Why They Are Best
The Journal begins a series where major candidates submit in their own words why they are best qualified for governor or congress in Maine. Voters will see answers through election day November 5 and a Monday pre election full page State House and county race report with polling and referendum details for York County.
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Sign on a milk truck
A brief humor note stalls the day with a dairy pun about milk transport reminding readers not to be quart short.
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