Kennebunk natural soaps grow from small startup to half million
Tom Chappell and Tom's Natural Soap at the Kennebunk Chemical Center built a $5,000 investment into a $500,000 annual business by using a personal touch in marketing. plans include seaweed fertilizer, Time Inc. merch, and expansion with a two story annex.
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Peter Kingsley
Kennebunk
Natural Food and Life
Maine
Time Inc
Magazine
Kennebunk Chemical Center
KCC
Thomas Chappell
Tom's Natural
B and M Railroad
Railroad Avenue
Philadelphia
Chappell
Kate
Eliza
Tom
Blaine Tewksbury
Jan Roche
Fred C. Scribner
Fred Green
Richard Pickering
George Cheney
Molly Clark
Alex Clark
Ms. Clark
Richard A. Spencer
Standish
Clearlake
Boston Schools Begin Desegregation Amid Protests and Sch ards
Police and National Guardsmen patrolled Boston schools on opening day as 26 000 students under a new desegregation plan faced white protests and 100 arrests mostly for disorderly conduct. Black students entered Charlestown and South Boston high schools amid tense scenes and guarded halls.
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Boston
South Boston High School
U.S
Charlestown High School
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Racism
Steven Dunleavy
South Boston
Hyde Park
South End
Roxbury
Robert Donahue
Office of Implementation
Donahue
Rita Mallon
Wilmington
Arguments Begin In York County Budget Control Case
In York County Superior Court a clash over who runs county government unfolds. The state legislature and attorney general back a county budget control claim against commissioners who assert final spending authority for 1975. Justice Lincoln Spencer will rule soon as heated hearings proceed before a packed courtroom.
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Alfred
York County
Maine
Spencer
William Donahue
Thomas M. Mangan
Donahue
Mangan
Maine County Commissioners Association
Kirk Studstrup
Maine Supreme Court
Commissioners
Com
Wilkinson Returns as Independent Candidate for Mayor
James Wilkinson a longtime Biddeford Vocational School teacher and former candidate for Saco mayor runs again as an independent. He faces Samuel Zaitlin, another independent, with party caucuses typically selecting Republicans and Democrats in mid October. Wilkinson, born in Philadelphia and moved to Maine in the 1930s, has served on Saco's planning board and taught in the Biddeford School Department for 16 years.
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James Wilkinson
Saco
Ilkinson
Biddeford
Conservation Commission
Samuel Zaitlin
Bertonraley
Wilkinson
Braley
Blue Haven
Mobile Home Park
Philadelphia
Maine
National Guard Buses Hardened by Protests in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky National Guard troops and police rode nearly empty school buses as Jefferson County resumes classes after four days of anti bus protests. About 95 buses failed to run due to driver shortages and fuel limits, with 16 percent of routes affected.
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Louisville
National Guard
Jefferson County
Ernest C. Grayson
Grayson
U.S. District Court
James F. Gordon
Gordon
Boston School Integration Chronology Chronicle of desegregation milestones and incidents in Boston 1965 1975
A chronology of Boston school integration events from 1965 to 1975 cites the Racial Imbalance Act actions. court rulings. NEA and HEW involvement. temporary and new integration plans. notable student and crowd violence. and police deployment during desegregation phase 2 with reference to Bayside Mall and Charlestown High School photos.
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Boston
Massachusetts
State
Supreme Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Boston School Committee
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Une
W. Arthur Garrity
Andre Yvon Jean-Louis
Joseph Crowley
Hyde Park
State Supreme Court
Springfield
Michael Faith
South Boston
Garrity
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Bayside Mall
Charlestown High School
UPI
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Procter and Gamble
Good Earth
Mother Earth News
New Age Journal
Canada
California
Time
Bloomingdales
E.C. Jordan’s
Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunkport
Tewksbury
Tom Chappell of
Tom’s
Stephen Muskie
Inside the Journal
Dear Able
New England
Maryline White
Boston School
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