Court Ruling Clears Path for KHS Construction Bonds
Kennebunk SAD 71 wins a unanimous State Supreme Court ruling allowing the 5.2 million high school bonds. The decision clears encumbrances and enables bond anticipation funding to start, with bids sought for early work and site prep. The ruling also upheld the Jan 22 1975 electorate approval and found standing for a single taxpayer to seek relief in government debt actions.
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Peter Kingsley
Ketchum
MacMahon
Herman Cohen
Superior Court
Sumner Goffin
Supreme Court
Sidney W. Wernick
SAD 71
Cohen
Fort Mary Forts Toward Trade Decline and Relief Petition
A 1732 letter from Fort Mary officers James Woodside and John March details dire garrison conditions including unpaid wages since Sept 1730, rotten storerooms, open lodgings, and lack of defense for 10 months. The petition asks relief. in 1737 the fort is sold by the government for 15 pounds.
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James Woodside
Fort Mary
Hill’s Beach
Jonathan Beicher
General Court
Province of
Massachusetts Bay
Fort Hill
Joseph Hammond
Lewis Bane
Pendleton Fletcher
Bane
John Gray
England
Woodside
Sheweth
John March
Keut
Richard Smith
Richard D
James Carroll Tabb
Jacob Pratt
Richard Walford
Thomas Wight
Mather Royal
Thomas Russell
William Cuddy
Hearst and Harris trio leave federal building after bail hearings
Heavy security surrounds a convoy carrying Patty Hearst and William and Emily Harris as they depart the San Francisco federal building following Friday bail hearings. FBI agents form a protective wedge keeping photographers at bay, with one image capturing Hearst smiling.
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Patty Hearst
William and
Emily Harris
Federal Building
San Francisco
FBI
UPI
Hearst Says She Tried Daily Mile Runs During Kidnapping
Patricia Hearst, target of a long manhunt, tells her father Dolph Hearst that she attempted to run a mile daily during the 19 months she was held by the Symbionese Liberation Army. The remark came in a reporter’s account of the reunions later published.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
America
Symbionese Liberation Army
Dolph Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph
Catherine Hearst
Kidna
FBI
Pennsylvania
Miss Hearst
Bail Revoked in Hearst Case as Judge Denies Release
Patricia Hearst remains jailed after a federal hearing where her $500,000 bail on the bank robbery charge was revoked. Judge Oliver Carter set a new hearing date while prosecutors pursue assurances she will appear in court, with Hearst’s defense pledging innocence and a promise not to flee. FBI operations tied Yoshimura and SLA members to the case, and investigators pursued Soliah and his sister for further questioning.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
San Mateo County
Redwood City
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
U.S. Atty
James L. Browning
Wendy Yoshimura
Alameda County
Calif
SLA
William
Emily Harris
FBI
Philadelphia
Journal Writers Win AP Awards in New England
Biddeford-Saco Journal staff writer Susan Morrison took third in spot news for papers under 40 000 in circulation and managing editor Charles Sutton earned honorable mention for editorial writing. Morrison's entry covered Ol Orchard Beach. The paper marked its fourth straight NEAPNEA writing award win as winners were announced at the convention in Danvers Massachusetts.
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Danvers
Mass
Shriver Enters Crowded Democratic Presidential Race
Former Peace Corps director and 1972 running mate of George McGovern, Sargent Shriver, formally enters the Democratic presidential contest. He announces at a news conference at age 59 and vows to challenge incumbents while aligning with family and longtime political allies who join his campaign.
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Washington
Larent Shriver
George McGovern
Peace Corps
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Shriver
Kennebunk Voters Set to Decide On Horse Zone Plan
At a special town meeting 11 articles will be discussed including zoning changes to permit keeping horses in the village residential zone. Also on the docket are requests for a cesspool sludge facility and a 44.7 acre land purchase for wildlife preservation. Debate centers on zoning and fiscal matters with town officials noting bid reviews and funding sources.
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Peter Kingsley
Kennebunk
Summer Street
Upper Town Hall
Herman Cohen
Cohen
Japan
Planning Board
Carol Holmberg
Western Avenue
Selectmen
Rotary Club
Kennebunk Bicentennial Park
Water Street
Mousam River
Jon Milligan
Inside the Journal Today's Chuckle
The piece jokes about the hugh national debt burdening younger generations and deterring indulgence while touching on ancestor worship and social finance.
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Hugh
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Yoshimura
Atlantic City
Stephen Soliah
Soliah
Hearst
Kathy
Sargent Shriver
Journal
Neapnea
Boston Globe
Kesslen
Rensal
E.C. Jordan Co
Kenneth Barret
Churwill Construction
Meredith, N.H
E.C. Jordan
E.R. Jellison Realty
The
Conservation Commission
Commission
Capital Reserve Fund
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Budget Board
Nason’s
John Downing
Inside the Journal
Maine
New England
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