Ehrlichman and Aides Indicted in Beve rly Hills Break In
Los Angeles and Washington papers report that John Ehrlichman former White House domestic affairs adviser along with Egil Krogh Jr. David Young and G Gordon Liddy were secretly indicted on burglary conspiracy charges in the Sept 3 1971 Be verly Hills break in at Dr Lewis Fielding's office. The Times and Post note possible perjury charges against Ehrlichman and seal pending surrender dates set by Judge James G Kolts. Bond at $500 each.
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Los Angeles
John D.lichman
Per
Daniel Ellsberg
Los Angeles Times
Washington Post
Ehrlichman
White House
Egil Krogh Jr
David Young
Henry A. Kissinger
G. Gordon Liddy
the Post
the Times
Kolts
Cox
James Doyle
Watergate
Yle
Krogh
Young
Liddy
Dist. Atty
Joseph Busch
Beverly Hills
Lewis Fielding
E. Howard Hunt
Bernard Barker
Eugenio
Biddeford Council Debates Plymouth Drive Sewer Crisis
At a Biddeford City Council meeting residents of Plymouth Drive pressed the city to finish a sewer project to eliminate an open sewer and protect neighboring properties. Mayor Gilbert Boucher said work depends on sheet piling and a construction firm, but no company is available before September. Tensions rose as residents accused the city of delays and developers were blamed for mismanaged land development.
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Biddeford
Plymouth Drive
Robert Belair
Gilbert Boucher
Boucher
David Twomey
Plymouth
Ronald Toussaint
Toussaint
Belair
George Garnache
Ance
Jordan
Kuwait
Jean Bucheton
al Seab
Beirut
al Scab
Orly
Hodge Named Assistant Superintendent in Biddeford
Robert Hodge has been appointed to the new post of assistant superintendent of schools in Biddeford Andrew Frechette announced. Hodge, curriculum coordinator for three years, also served as acting superintendent for six months this year while Frechette was ill. He will handle budgeting transportation and general administration with a salary expected around 15000.
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Robert Hodge
Biddeford
Andrew Frechette
Hodge
Frechette
Old Orchard Beach Forms Committee to Relocate Town Dump
The Old Orchard Beach town council agreed to form a citizen panel to choose a new dump site after the Ross Road parcel failed DEP approval due to a high water table. Mayor officials note no soil is ideal but some areas are acceptable, and the panel should include waste-generating local business leaders. A separate issue involves rubbish pickup disputes with contractor Peter Cote and winter collection scheduling, while a new licensing ordinance is nearing completion for next meeting.
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Old Orchard Beach
Louis Savelas
Ross Road
State Department of Environmental Protection
Savelas
Smithwheel Road
Joseph Mokarzel
Peter Cote
Ocean Park
Mokarzel
Cote
Senator Richardson Tests the Waters for Governor Bid
Four term Republican state senator Harrison Richardson of Cumberland Portland signals he may run for Maine governor in 1974. He emphasizes recognition factors, conservation policy, and a balanced approach to environmental laws while highlighting bills on wetlands and coastal conveyance. He is joined by Rep. Jack McKernan in Biddeford as they discuss statewide prospects and public lands issues.
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Harrison Richardson
Portland
Journal
U.S
William Cohen
U.S. Senate
Robert Monks
Saco River
Maine
Sen
Richardson
Biddeford
GOP
Jack McKernan
Bangor
University of Maine Law School
Marine Resources and Veterans and Retirement
Senate
Cumberland
Subdivision Controls Sought by Saco Conservationists
The Saco Conservation Commission expressed concern over recent changes to state subdivision law and considers restoring deleted sections locally to inform the public on impacts to schools and public services. The panel also joins a statewide litter audit by Keep Maine Scenic, seeks volunteers to collect trash data, and may set up an environmental info booth with Dyer Library as a resource hub.
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Saco Conservation Commission
Samuel Zaitlin
Clifford H. Goodall
The
Natural Resources Council
Ronald Ayotte
Atty
Judy Potter
Conservation Commission
Zaitlin
Keep Maine Scenic Committee
Philip Snow
Girl Scourts
Boy Scouts
Bay View
Dyer
Saco
Home is Where the Car Leaves Room for Family
A light note on family life shields from the bustle of daily chores as someone waits inside the house while others finish the car. The joke plays on the common scene of shared spaces during preparation.
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Archibald Cox
Superior Court
James G. Kolts
Kennebunk
Peter Kingsley
Paris
Saudi Arabian
France
Bucheton
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
al Sharif Jaffa
Sheikh Mohammed Aili Reza
Oob
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Sen. Richardson
Dick Dattforth
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