Cohen Loses SAD 71 Suits in Maine High School Bonds Ruling
The Maine Supreme Court unanimously denied Herman Cohen’s appeal in three suits challenging the SAD 71 board’s Jan 22 1975 election and the $5.2 million high school and related renovations bond. The decision clears the way for bond issuance but Cohen may pursue further action.
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Peter Kingsley
Kennebunk
State Supreme Court
Herman Cohen
Law Court
Sidney W. Wernick
SAD 71
Hugh MacMahon
Ohen
Peter Murray
Portland
Cohen
Japan
U.S. Supreme Court
York County Superior Court
Sumner Goffin
Supreme Court
SAD
Sea Road
Schoo
Edna Wentworth
Plan to curb well water pollution discussed by Saco planners
Gerald Bates of the State Bureau of Health urged planners to require central water systems in subdivisions to keep septic tanks at a safe distance from wells. He noted larger lots and soil testing could help limit nitrate pollution but warned it would not fully prevent contamination from nearby septic tanks. No action was taken.
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Gerald Bates
State Bureau of Health
Saco
Bates
Buxton Road
John Dexter
Planning Board
Flag Pond
Mast Hill
Bradley Street
South Street
York-Cumberland Housing Development Corp
Paul Compagna
Buxton Ond
Virginia Moore
Compagna
Atain Planning Board
Cartier
Don't Count Us Says Woman To Officer On Road Survey
A humorous exchange captures a woman telling a traffic officer they will return in minutes after her husband insists they are not lost. The couple debates direction during a roadside survey in a lighthearted moment.
Patricia Hearst reborn after SLA captivity and bank robbery
Patricia Hearst, once a pampered heiress and kidnapping victim, told reporters she died and was reborn as a fighter for the Symbionese Liberation Army. She described underground life, guerrilla training, and a bank holdup before her capture in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Patricia Hearst
Tania
People’s Army
China
San Francisco
Miss Hearst
Berkeley
Symbionese Liberation Army
Los Angeles
Hitler
Hearsts
Che Guevarra
Patty
America
SLA
Wolfe
Cujo
Hearst Reunited With Parents. Faces Bonds and Jail
Patricia Hearst, captured with William and Emily Harris after a long SLA saga, is in jail facing state and federal charges that could bring life imprisonment. She reunited with her parents at Redwood City jail, while bail was set at 1.05 million dollars. FBI and police describe the arrest at a San Francisco Morse Street house as unexpected. Wendy Yoshimura and Terrence Soliah were also involved in the raid.
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54Th Street
Patty
SLA
William
Emily Harris
Pennsylvania
Jack Scott
Patty Hearst
San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Underground
Randolph A. Hearst
Redwood City
Catherine Hearst
Miss Hearst
Hearst
Terrence Hallinan
News
Kideapely
Symbionese Liberation Army
FBI
California
Washington
Morse Street
Sacramento
Tim Casey
Tom Padden
Casey
Wendy Yoshimura
San Mateo County
Here
Evel Broussard
Ss Hearst
San Francisco Federal
Harris
Harrises
Berkeley
Alameda County
Calif
Stephen F. Soliah
U.S
James L. Set
Paul Ae
Jane
Bernal Heights
Precita Street
Upper
Mission District
Young
Soliah
Kathy Soliah
Miss Soliah
Miss Yoshimura
Sofia
Charles Bates
Bates
Explosion at Seattle Safeway Ties to Hearst Arrest
Six injured as a second blast in four days hits Capitol Hill Safeway in Seattle. A caller claimed retaliation for Patty Hearst arrest, while Seattle police and FBI seek links to prior blasts. Ralph Ford, 23, died trying to arm a bomb as the George Jackson Brigade claims responsibility.
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Seattle
Patty Hearst
San Francisco
Capitol Hill Safeway
Ralph Patrick Ford
King-Tv
George Jackson Brigade
SLA
FBI
Mike Entler
Jackson Brigade
Olympia
State Capitol
Harborview Medical Center
George Jackson
Soledad Brothers
Soledad
Calif
San Quentin Prison
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Inside the Journal
Maine
New England News
Rts
William Wolfe
Patricia Campbell Hearst
The
San Francisco Examiner
William Randolph Hearst
Hillsborough
Weed
Pong
Padden
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