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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1972

Page

3

Newsmen Held in Ugandan Jail Cell Describe Horrors

Seven British reporters freed from Kampala police headquarters recounted a brutal confinement. They described a foul damp cell block with about 50 foreigners, including women and children, where fear and lack of law prevailed and interrogators singled out Western prisoners.

London Secret Service Calcutta Kampala Associated Press Andrew Torchia Manchester Daily Mail Leslie Watkins Grand Hotel Inter Simon Watkins Central Police King Georgey Hotel Don Wise The Daily Mirror Wise

Reading workshop aids appointed for Biddeford teachers

The Biddeford School Department reports a Reading Workshop for teacher aides was held last week at St Joseph School. Hired under an ESEA Title I grant, aides from multiple schools studied developmental psychology, reading strategies, and corrective techniques under Maureen K. Conlon with input from Margaret Hollingsworth.

Biddeford Andrew C. Frechette St Joseph School ESEA Maureen K. Conlon Margaret Hollingsworth St. Andre Elsie Archambeault Rachel Beauchesne Yvette Hebert Simone __ Lapointe Lucienne Martin Simone Montagne B.J.H.S Jean Goulet Beverly Chaloult St. Mary School Grace Grabach Charlotte Jacques St. Joseph Jeannette Elie Geneva Paradis Ruth Parisien Therese Paquette Lorraine Stevens Kanely Throumoulos Birch St Athena Gregory

Rail Workers Pension Hike Heads to Nixon for Approval

Congress approved a bill to grant a temporary 20 percent pension increase for about one million retired railroad workers and dependents. The measure, retroactive to Sept. 1, mirrors Social Security boosts and would expire June 30 next year. A solvency plan is to be proposed by March 1.

Washington Congress Nixon

Four Women Named in Local Event

Frances Dobbins Janet Haines Christine Lemire and Rachel Reny are listed as participants in a forthcoming community event, with details to be announced by the organizers.

Frances Dobbins Janet Haines Christine Lemire Rachel Reny

Firm Ordered To Stop Deceptive Advertising Practices

The Lewiston based Consumer Beef Outlet Inc was ordered by Superior Court Justice William E McCarthy to halt deceptive advertising. An injunction requires ending any non bona fide advertised offers and stop urging customers to buy meat at higher prices.

Auburn Consumer Beef Outlet, Inc Lewiston Superior Court William E. McCarthy Attorney General Consumer Protection Division Consumer Beef

Hearing Set On New Junior High In Saco

A public hearing on the proposed new junior high school for Saco is scheduled for October 4 at 7:30 p.m. at Fairfield School. Superintendent Howard Cushman announced the date and venue.

Saco Fairfield School Howard Cushman

No Americans Killed in South Vietnam for First Time in Years

AP reports that weekly casualty figures show no American deaths in action in South Vietnam for the first time since 1965. Five Americans died nonhostile, seven wounded, four missing or captured. South Vietnamese casualties totaled 409 killed and 1,710 wounded as Hanoi’s offensive continued. Allied totals to date show American 45,857 killed in action and Vietnamese losses rising.

Saigon U.S Vietnam Hanoi South Vietnam Naw

Charter Group Meets Again

The Biddeford Charter Commission held its second working meeting in as many nights at the Mayor's office. They deleted parts of the third and fourth articles of their preliminary draft. Present were Willie Pomerleau Norman Racine Richard Dutremble Camille Bolduc Marc Bouthot and Peter Truman. Absent were George DesRoberts and Paul Gobeil.

Biddeford

Jockeys Arcaro and Tack Win Derby Five Times

Eddie Arcaro and Bill Har tack remain the only two jockeys to win the Kentucky Derby five times each.

Eddie Arcaro Bill Hartack

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