Weather outlook for Portland Maine showers and wind
The Portland area records 1.53 inches of rain with power outages across Cape Elizabeth Westbrook Pownal Gorham and Falmouth. Strong winds gusting to 46 mph capsize boats and trigger gale warnings from Rockland to Merrimack River with seas rough and visibilities low in rain and fog.
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Portland
Maine
National Weather Service
Cape Elizabeth
Westbrook
Pownal
Gorham
Falmouth
Coast Guard
Pee
Rockland
Merrimack River
October tides record of daylight times
Readable lines show tides and daylight times for October with dates and high low times. The data lists October 30 and 31 with morning and afternoon high and low tides, indicating a brief nautical time record from a newspaper table.
Temperatures Across New England Reported in Several States
A weather snapshot shows Boston 54 Chatham 58 Nantucket 6 Pittsfield 48 New Bedford 56 Worcester 51 Providence 58 Hartford 58 Concord 49 Burlington 49 Montpelier 47 Newport 51 Bangor 4 Eastport 50 Portland 49 Montreal 51 Quebec 46.
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Boston
Chatham
Nantucket
Pittsfield
New Bedford
Worcester
E Island
Providence
Connecticut
Hartford
NEW Hampshire
Concord
T. Washington
Vermont
Burlington
Montpelier
Newport
Maine Bangor
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Ortland
Rumford
Canadian Montreal
Ebec
Fire Rescue Squadron Aids Grounded Boat Off Timber Island
Officer Sullivan alerted a new Fire Rescue Squadron to a 16 foot Boston Whaler grounded off Timber Island. Squadron leader Martin Kingsbury and family recovered the vessel and towed it ashore after loosening the anchor. the craft belongs to Francis Stanley of York Beach.
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Goose Rocks
Robert Sullivan
Timber Island
Martin Kingsbury
Kingsbury
Wilma Williams
Scott Kingsbury
Young Kingsbury
Sullivan
Francis Stanley
York Beach
Fires and accidents stir Saco area brief weekend report
Beach blaze near Old Orchard Beach. Firemen responded to three fires Saturday including at the town dump at 10 a.m. Salvation Army Hall at 3 40 p.m. and woods off Ross Road at 6 08 p.m. Two automobile crashes occurred Sunday on Flag Pond Road and Middle Street with losses cited.
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Old Orchard Beach
Salvation Army Hall
Church Street
Ross Road
Saco
Drew W. Scammon
Paul R. Sherman
Hearn Road
Flag Pond
Scammon
Sherman
Isabelle M. King
Mechanic St
David Milliard
Middle St
Middle Street
Open Campus Policy Discussion At Old Orchard Beach High
A meeting of parents is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Loranger School cafeteria to discuss the Old Orchard Beach High School open campus policy. Officials anticipate strong parental turnout.
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Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach High School
Loranger School
Card of Thanks notices from several families
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude from families including Gerard Lambert Helen Tarbox Wilbur Fairfield Edmond Lemieux Marie Lemieux and Aurora Paulin for kindness, flowers and support during bereavements. Funeral services for Marie Jeanne of 138 Pike St Biddeford are planned from St Andre's Church with prior calling hours at Emond and Conroy Funeral Home Biddeford.
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Dr. Viger
Webber Spiral
Edmond Lemieux
Marie Lemieux
Aurora Paulin
Israel Lemieux
Roy
Marie Jeanne
Pike St
Biddeford
St. Andre's Church
Emond and Conroy
Hill St
Bidden Aoe
Funeral directors contact listings for Saco Maine
Funeral directors in Saco Maine are listed with firm names and addresses including Dennett and Craig 365 Main Street phone 2820562 Emond and Conroy Frank X Emond J P Conroy 2845511 and 2821813 Shumway and Gross Funeral Service 35 Spring Street Saco 2845611
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Tel
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring &J
Rear end collision on Main Street in Saco injures Daisy Leavitt
Saco police report a rear hit on a car driven by Daisy Leavitt 56 of Kennebunk while stopped for a train on Main Street at 16 41 p m Monday. The other vehicle was driven by Scott A Cochrane 20 of Biddeford.
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Daisy Leavitt
Kennebunk
Main Street
Saco
Scott A. Cochrane
Hebert St
Biddeford
William Randall
Kennebunkport
Roberta J. Douglas
Eliot
Elm and
North Streets
Randall
Douglas
Dolby Seeks Ward 5 Seat To Improve Local Government
Dolby, a former Journal photographer and state fire inspector, runs in Ward 5 to bring honest, objective representation to the city council. He cites community obligation and broad municipal service, including Civil Defense and veteran firemen roles. His son in law, Bruce Taylor, is a Republican candidate for Ward 2.
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Dolby
Journal
Saco-Lowell
Reay Brothers Printing
York Couny Law Enforcement Association
Saco
Bruce Taylor
Union St. Jean de Baptiste Members Plan Prayer Night
Members of Union St. Jean de Baptiste Council Notre Dame in Saco will gather at Cote's Funeral Home at 87 James St. tonight at 7 to say prayers for Henry J. Gilbert a member.
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Union St. Jean de Baptiste
Council Notre Dame
Saco
Cote’s
James St
Henry J. Gilbert
Liberal Government Wins Landslide In Quebec
Quebec Liberal government secures a landslide victory with 199 of 110 seats leading in two more. Parti Quebecois gains momentum but falls short, while Union Nationale is wiped out. Bourassa hails federalism win amid separatist pressure as Trudeau lauds the Liberal surge nationwide.
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Quebec
Montreal
Liberal
Robert Bourassa
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Liberal Party
Liberals
Parti Quebecois
Social Creditistes
Union Nationale
Socia
L Creditiste
Bourassaene Levesque
Enrassa
Federaanes
Ithe
Libby to Hold Three Posts at SAD 71 in Year
Truman Libby will serve as athletic director, consolidated school assistant principal, and science teacher for the rest of the year. The board approved a part time assistant at about 2.33 dollars per hour to help with duties like field marking.
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Kennebunkport
Consolidated
Truman Libby
Arthur Hedberg
Libby
Hedberg
Frances Taylor
Taylor
Theodore Towze
Hedberg Denies SAD 71 Finances Amid Moratorium Rumors
Kennebunkport SAD 71 Superintendent Arthur Hedberg told board that the district is in good financial shape despite rumors of a budget moratorium. He explained the yearend reconciliation period is normal and not a freeze, noting about 30 percent of the $1,882,306 budget remains.
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Kennebunkport
Arthur Hedberg
SAD 71
Hedberg
Biddeford Public Health names Lucille Guertin RN staff nurse
Lucille Guertin RN former Old Orchard Beach nurse appointed fulltime staff at Biddeford Public Health Nursing. She replaces Ellen O Leary who resigned earlier this year. Announcement made by Miss Jean MacNally during October board meeting.
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Lucille Guertin
Old Orchard Beach Town
Biddeford Pblic Health Nursing Agency
St. Mary's ‘Hospital School
Biddeford
Miss MacNally
Planning Board OKs Reduction of Subdivision Lots
Kennebunk planning board grants Lloyd Robinson permission to shrink a 53 lot subdivision to 49 by enlarging adjacent lots. HUD rules apply to 50 or more lots. board will aid zoning commission in refining cluster housing terms and other zoning code additions. Town counsel Roger Eliot remains involved with gravel pit ordinance.
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Kennebunk
Planning Board
Lloyd Robinson
Los
Zoning Review Commission
John Walker
Roger Eliot
Portland Trucking Firm Hit With 24-Count Charge
U S Attorney Peter Mills filed a 24 count indictment against Paul V Adams Trucking Inc of Sanford alleging the company allowed drivers to work beyond legal time limits.
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Portland
U.S
Peter Mills
Paul V. Adams Trucking Inc
Sanford
Queen Opens Parliament Emphasizing British US Ties
Queen Elizabeth II, in fogbound London, opens Parliament wearing the imperial crown to unveil laws targeting pollution, pornography, and sex discrimination. The speech, drafted by Edward Heath's cabinet, stresses strong British American relations and continued support for the North Atlantic alliance.
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London
United States
Edward Heath
House of Lords
House of Commons
Europe
Middle East
Heath
Nixon
Britain
Northern Ireland
Mobile Home Defects and Local Referendum Highlights
Mitchell cites warranty coverage for obvious defects in mobile homes while MSHA offers possible action against manufacturers for certified homes. The meeting also covered referendums on garbage rules and farm animal care, plus discussions with mayoral and council candidates and national issues including Europe and U S relations.
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Mitchell
MSHA
Blue Haven Tenants Association
William MacKilligan
Harold P. Waight
School Board
Rod Potter
Public Authority of
Maine
James Wilkinson
Ward 3
van Psomiades
O'Neil LeBlanc
Rep
Hobbins
Peter Danton
Searles Proposes Broad City and Ward Improvements
Searles calls for a permanent street program citywide starting in his ward and expansion outward. He urges attracting new industry to Saco to create jobs for current residents and future generations. He emphasizes better communication across city boards and with residents and notes his background in co schools and real estate. He has three children.
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Searles
Orover
Saco
Joos
Biddeford’s
Council
Planning Board
Heo
Saco ¢Ould
Jack Libby
School Subsidy Bill Explained Airport By PETER KINGSLEY
SAD 71 board learned how LD 1994 aims to equalize education funding and possible pre July 1 1974 construction bonding. Crockett Tyndale outlined state local share shifts, millage impacts and eligibility for 100 percent reimbursement on transportation and special education. The panel stressed possible changes and audience concerns while approving a $13000 bookkeeping machine to manage new budgeting demands.
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Peter Kingsley Iter
Kennebunkport
State Board of Education
SAD
Arthur Hedberg
Keith Crockett
Crockett
Elmont Tyndale
Donnybrook
Rep
Tyndale
Crocket
State Education Department
Education Department
Sandy Brook
Supt
Hedberg
Egypt to trade 7000 Arab prisoners via Red Cross
Al Ahram reported Egypt will hand over a prisoner list to the International Red Cross in response to a U N cease fire, seeking Israel troop withdrawals from positions at the canal’s cease fire line. An Israeli delegation met Elan officers to discuss prisoners with no immediate comment from Israel.
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Cairo
al Ahram
Egypt
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
International Red Cross
Israel
Waldheim
Aharon Yair
Elan
West Bank
Canal
Len Gruening speaks in Brunswick on Maine public power push
Former Alaska governor Len Gruening, ex-editor of the defunct Portland Evening News, spoke at Bowdoin College as Public Power Authority advocates welcomed him at the airport. Pam Jay of Amherst, Mass., volunteers with PAM in Portland urging Maine to approve public power to lower regional rates.
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Tennessee
Gruening
Alaska
Portland Evening News
Maine
Public Power Authority
PAM
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Mary Najarian
Anne Boudreau
Portland
Pamela
Pam” Jay
Amherst
Mass
New England
Massachusetts
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Goose Rocks Beach Squad
Portland Road
Goosefare Hill
Lincoln Street
Main St
Hannaford Brothers
Gerard Lambert
Helen E. Tarbox
Carol
Bundy
Arnold Ballard
Wilbur F. Fairfield
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J.P Conroy
Rene Levesque
Peter Kingsley
Public Health
Martin Rielly
Trenchet
Roland Allard Magerses
J. Philip Masse
Saco Phn
Masse
Oks Reduction
North Atlantic Alliance
United States of America
Lillian Hobson
Martin’s Foods
Len Gruening
Hibouy
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