Biddeford Teachers Plan Picket Outside School Offices
Biddeford teachers will picket at 2:30 p.m. today outside the Biddeford school department offices. The walkout follows months of contract dispute with the school board over the 1973-74 year, with mediation having failed so far. A new mediation session is set for Thursday as Roger Snow reports progress and hopes for a settlement.
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Mobile Home Protections Move Forward in Maine Legislation
James Mitchell of the Maine State Housing Authority outlined three bills to protect mobile home buyers and regulate park owners. The Warranty Bill raises defect protections and on site repairs, the Construction Standards Bill puts MSHA in factory oversight, and the Mobile Home Park Bill bans coercive practices with notice requirements and purchase constraints.
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Garnache Runs for Biddeford Mayor as GOP Candidate
George Garnache a 49 year old Biddeford builder and Metropolitan Life representative announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for mayor of Biddeford in the November 26 primary. He criticized the current city administration, opposed eminent domain to fund a $250000 public park in Biddeford Pool, and urged a year round recreation facility. He leads a potential GOP slate and has deep ties to local business and development groups.
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Gruening Praises Public Power and Warns on Global Policy
Sen Ernest Gruening returns to Maine to back public power on the November ballot and cites cost, efficiency, and consumer rates. He criticizes U S policy as meddling abroad and supports hydro and the Alaska pipeline while defending conservation.
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Cox Admits Possible Leak On ITT Case And Nixon Call
Archibald Cox testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee that he may have leaked news of Nixon pressuring Richard Kleindienst not to appeal part of the ITT antitrust case. He said the leak could have arisen from conversations with four aides and two staffers, calling the disclosure an error of carelessness and saying he was upset by the leak.
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POW Issue Snags Mideast Cease Fire
The Israeli military accuses Egypt of firing three surface to air missiles at reconnaissance planes over Sinai but none were hit. U N forces tighten cease fire surveillance as Swedish observers set six posts along the Suez line. Meir delays POW exchanges while Egypt and Syria withhold Israeli POW lists. Meir to meet Nixon in Washington to discuss the crisis.
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Ward 5 Saco Candidates Vying for City Council Seats
Former Saco mayor Lawrence Dolby, Republican candidate for Ward 5, is among contenders along with Democratic newcomer Michael Searles. Dolby, Thornton Academy graduate of 1933, previously served on the city council in 1942 1943 and has seen ward changes from redistricting as he remains near his longtime home. Searles cites home ties and growth challenges as motivation to serve and help keep families in Saco.
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Dean Put Pressure On FBI To Limit Watergate Probe
Quebec Federalists Win Over Separatists. SAD 71 School Board Hears About State Subsidy. Today's Chuckle notes a humorous parking lot quip about a cautious motorist and an attendant.
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Deadline Set For Biddeford Office Seekers
The Journal lists a Friday deadline of Nov 16 for accepting announcements and photos from candidates in Biddeford. Primary filings are due by Saturday Novy 10 at noon for those seeking nomination in the Nov 26 city primary.
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