Halloween Can Be Danger Delight For Trick Or Treater
Halloween can bring danger as well as delight for children. Police urge parents to inspect unwrapped candy and ensure costumes are fire resistant while adults accompany younger trick or treaters. In Highland Indiana a haunted house fundraiser draws thousands for local youth activities, as other families cope with diabetic children unable to eat sweets.
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Associated Press
Washington
D.C
The
American Medical Association
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Theagency
Highland
Ind
Lake County
Young For Christ Organization
Inouye Urges Rockefeller or Richardson as Nixon Successor
Senator Daniel Inouye told Bridgewater State College audiences that Elliott Richardson and Nelson Rockefeller should be candidates to succeed President Nixon if he leaves office. He said Gerald Ford should not succeed Nixon even if confirmed as vice president, and stressed a Republican successor.
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Bridgewater
Daniell. Inouye
P-Hawaii
Elliot L. Richardson
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Gerald Ford
Senate Watergate Committee
Bridgewater State College
Rockefell
Inouye
Rep. Ford
Michigan
Spiro Agnew
Ford
Atty Gen. Richardson
Gov
Rockefeller
New York
Unitarian Universalists urge Nixon impeachment drive
The Unitarian Universalist Association urged Congress to impeach President Nixon, citing loss of confidence and rising charges of high crimes and misdemeanors. The statement urged member congregations to contact representatives as the group frames a grave national crisis. The UUA claims about 1.55 million members in North America.
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Boston
Unitarian Universalist Association
Congress
Nixon
UUA
North America
Maine Funds Abortions After Court Ruling
Maine officials report more than 200 of 508 abortions in state clinics have been paid by public funds since a court struck down the abortion law. Dr. Dean Fisher says the program pays bills like any other medical service. Blue Cross Blue Shield notes 246 abortions billed between March and September.
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Portland
Maine
Department of Health & Welfare
Dean Fisher
U.S. District Court
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
John P Emond at Mercy Hospital in Portland
John P. Emond of Westfield Street Biddeford is a medical patient at Mercy Hospital Portland. Dipel a natural bacterium product kills caterpillars but is harmless to other living things.
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John P. Emond
Westfield Street
Biddeford
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Saco Woman Runs For City Council On Sewer Need
Armstrong, a lifelong Saco resident and New England Telephone service rep, campaigns door to door arguing for sewer and drainage fixes in her ward. She seeks greater public involvement, plans to listen to problems, and notes the city postponed Cleveland Street sewer work for an engineering survey.
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Cleveland Street
Saco
Thornton Academy
Emerson
McLoy Seeks Saco Post Challenging Mayor Braley
The Saco candidate McLoy outlines duties to the community and social needs, pledges to work with Council and Mayor Braley, and aims to keep taxes low within the current budget. He notes 15 years in Saco, World War III veteran status, and family details.
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Berton Braley
Saco
Braley
Melwy
Ao and
Hal Ine
Irm
Justice Dept Targets Teamsters and Trucking Industry
The Justice Department threatened a civil rights suit against the Teamsters Union and major trucking firms for alleged racial discrimination. It seeks to change seniority rules and implement minority recruitment to expand access to higher paying jobs, citing low minority representation and segregation in placements. The government gave 30 days to respond, naming the Teamsters, Trucking Employers Inc., and about 514 companies.
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Washington
Justice Department
Teamsters Union
Ass. Atty
J. Stanley Pottinger
Teamsters
U.S. to study Israeli capture of Soviet SA6 antiair system
U.S. officials expect to study with Israeli technicians the captured SA6 mobile anti aircraft system and its guidance to understand how to counter the threat. The SAG felled many Israeli F4s and A4s in the latest Middle East war, prompting U.S. interest in defense against low altitude strikes.
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Washington
United States
Israel
U.S
Soviet Union
SAG
Suez Canal
Egypt
Film company sues over Pownall life policy payout
Planet 3 Films Ltd. sues Transamerica Life Insurance for $400000 on director Jon R. Pownall who was slain in Portland. The policy was issued Aug 20 days before his death at Monument Square. No arrests have been announced. Transamerica cites ongoing investigation. Joseph A. Castellucci leads Planet 3 from Cape Elizabeth.
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Portland
Planet 3 Films Ltd
Jon R. Pownall
Planet 3
Cumberland County Superior Court
Transamerica Life Insurance and Annuity Co
Powmall
Monument Square
Planet 3 Films
Joseph A. Castellucci
Cape Elizabeth
Saco Maintains Traditional Voting Locations
Saco voters will cast ballots November 6 at familiar sites. Ward 5 uses the old recreation center on Pleasant Street behind the fire station. Wards 3 4 6 vote at Fairfield School and Wards 1 2 at Young School, with Ward 7 at the GAR Hall in Saco City Hall.
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Saco
Pleasant Stree
Fairfield School
Young School
Saco City Hall
Kirkwood barber cuts 213 hairs in 72 hours
Guy A. Mudd of Kirkwood Missouri shaved and trimmed hair in a December 1969 effort totaling 213 haircuts within 72 hours.
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Guy A. Mudd
Kirkwood
Maine P T A Convention Canceled in Portland
Mrs. Robert M. Johnson of Biddeford announces the Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers has canceled the annual convention planned for Portland this Friday and Saturday by the board of managers vote. A leaders conference with local units and National Congress representatives will occur later with the state board.
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Robert M. Johnson
Biddeford
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Portland
Board of Managers
National Congress For Parents and Teachers
Halloween Party Tonight in Old Orchard Beach
Town of Old Orchard Beach conducts a Halloween event directed by the PTA and police. A parade starts at 6 15 p m from IGA on Heath Street to the high school auditorium where prizes for costume groups and candy will be distributed for preschoolers through sixth graders.
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Old Orchard Beach
PTA
Police Department
IGA
Heath Street
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