Deaths Anthony Sarnie Kennebunk Mass WWI veteran
Anthony Sarnie 79 resident of 30 Grove St Kennebunk died Sept 21 at home after a long illness. He was born Jan 5 1894 in East Boston Ma son of Carmine and Sylvia Sarnie. He served in World War I and was a member of the Medford American Legion. He is survived by three sisters and several nieces and nephews. Mass of Christian Burial set for Monday 10 am at St Monica's Kennebunk with burial at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden. Friends may call Angell Funeral Home Sunday 2-4 and 7-9.
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Anthony Sarnie
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Medford
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Orient Heights
Boston
Carmine
Sylvia (Petroccione) Sarnie
American Legion
Louise Cram
Angeline Ottiano
Winchester
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Revere
St. Monica’s Church
Stephen Mulkern
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Dollar Paper Maker Says No Shortage For Currency
Crane & Co president Bruce Crane says annual currency paper production of 7,000 tons will not be affected by wood pulp shortages because U S bills come from cotton products. Costs of materials have risen, but long term contracts and cotton fiber supply keep production steady for the government.
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Dalton
Mass
U.S. Treasury
Bruce Crane
Crane & Co
Weeny
Crane
Treasury
Arenes
Meenerane
New England Temperatures Report for Massachusetts
A 24 hour temperature update covers Massachusetts with hourly readings across eastern and central regions. Data indicates regional highs and lows, with sunrise and forecasted trend into the next day for major cities.
Funeral Directors and Funeral Homes Listed in Maine
Funeral homes and contact numbers are listed including Emond Conroy at 284 5511 and 282 1818, Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring Street, and Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street in Saco Maine.
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Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J.P. Conroy
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Tel
Portland Weather Forecast Frost North and Sunny North
Clear tonight with frost in the northeast and near frost elsewhere. Lows in the upper 20s north and in the 30s south. Saturday mostly sunny in the north with increasing clouds in the south. Chance of rain southwest late in the day with highs in the 50s to near 60.
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Portland
Fire at City Hall in Biddeford basement blaze
Fire crews responded to a basement fire at the four story building known as City Hall, 205 Main Street, Biddeford. The blaze started near the boiler with backfire from a burner suspected as the cause. Engines five and one and ladder two were dispatched to the scene.
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Biddeford
Main Street
City Hall
Price Jump in August Signals Food Inflation Surge
Government data show nonfood items up 0.5 percent after seasonal adjustment and services up 0.7 percent driven by higher mortgage rates. Food prices rose 7.4 percent unadjusted in August, the largest month since World War I, with poultry eggs and pork leading gains as red meat price freezes eased later.
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Annes
HEW proposes tighter consent rules for sterilization
HEW officials outline regulations requiring informed patient consent before sterilization and banning non consent procedures in clinics with federal funds. The rules would cover all Public Health Service and Social and Rehabilitation Service programs, with an estimated 100000 annual sterilizations tied to federal funding.
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Shultz
HEW
Public Health Service
Social and Rehabilitation Service
Congress
Old Orchard Beach Teachers Reach Tentative 1972 73 Contract
The Old Orchard Beach Teachers Association and the school system reached a tentative agreement for the 1972 1973 school year. The association voted to accept the contract Thursday. Final school board action was expected at the regular monthly meeting tonight. Details were not immediately available.
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Old Orchard Beach
Engine Failure Caused March Plane Accident
The NTSB ruled engine failure caused a March 13 Beechcraft King Air crash at Portland International Jetport. Pilot George D. West and FAA inspector George Phinney died, with Arthur L. Smith the lone survivor.
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Portland
National Transportation Safety Board
Portland International Jetport
International Paper Co
George D. West
Ballston Spa
N.Y
George Phinney
Waitsfield
Federal Aviation Administration
Arthur L. Smith
Hudson Falls
Biddeford School Board Advances Adult Education Rules
The board approved eligibility and supervision procedures for the Biddeford Adult Education program. They set a 15 period weekly workload and a three credit minimum, with a student age cap of 19 and suspensions for using aliases. Overcrowding at Kennedy School prompted discussion on moving first graders. no action taken.
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Biddeford
Kennedy School
Supt
Frechette
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Robert Hodge
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St. Mary’s Pta
Delta Crash Hearings Highlight Tower Workload and Alarms
Peabody mass AP supervisor Daniel Tucker testified at an NTSB hearing on the Boston jetliner crash that air controllers held multiple duties in the tower and that workload was manageable despite not knowing how many regular controllers were present. He described alarms as often false and noted that the only survivor remained in critical condition with severe burns.
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Mass
Delta
Boston
Daniel Tucker
Tucker
National Transportation Safety Board
Washington
Frank Rox
NTSB
Boston Harbor
Paul Lyle
Lyle Io
Keith Chappell
Chappell
Ralph H. Queener Jr
Queener
Air Force
Leopold Chouinard
Marshfield, VI
Massachusetts General Hospital
State Safety Conference Highlights OSHA Push
OSHA senior advisor Chain Robbins told Maine safety conference that industrial deaths and injuries total about 14 000 fatalities and two million injuries annually costing over 9 billion dollars. He outlined five attack fronts including on site inspections and rulemaking on heat stress carbon monoxide and cancer causing substances and urged state partnerships while noting 17 approved state plans with 50 percent federal funding.
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Peter Kingsley
Congress
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Robbins
U.S
Maine
National Safety Council
Bureau of Labor and Industry
Kennebunk School Board Considers Legal Action Over Pre-Game Letter
SAD 71 board met after an executive session to discuss possible action against individuals who sent a letter about Train Academy before a game with Kennebunk High. Handwriting analysis was inconclusive on specifics. Superintendent Hedberg and Principal Perkins attended. district attorney Cyr did not.
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District 71
Kennebunk
Jack
Academy
Nebunk High School
Princ Pa
Robert Perkins
Ketchum
Arthur Hedberg
Perkins
Robert Cyr
Gasoline Ratings Cause Consumer Confusion Says Senator
Sen Thomas McIntyre of New Hampshire criticizes the Cost of Living Council for posting gasoline octane ratings that mislead drivers. He argues many buy higher octane fuel than needed, paying more per gallon and wasting energy and lead emissions until ratings align with auto manufacturers manuals.
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Washington
Thomas J. McIntyre
New Hampshire Democrat
Council
Appropriations Panel Plans Near Full-Time Budget Prep
Maine Senate Appropriations Committee will shift to near full-time work from mid November to ready current Services budget recommendations for fiscal 1975. Sen Joseph Sewall says the panel will meet 3 or 4 days weekly and involve the governor's office in planning. A two week session will include Maine Management and Cost Survey officials and hearings with medical officials on the proposed medical school without walls at the state university.
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Se Wall
Maine Management and Cost Survey
Appropriations Committee
Maine Medical
State University
Old Orchard Beach School Committee Meets Tonight
The Old Orchard Beach School Committee plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Loranger School. Discussion includes the high school site, use of a Titcomb Farm trailer, and fuel oil purchases. Parents from MecCallum's trailer park may seek bus service at the park.
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Old Orchard Beach
Loranger
Titcomb
MecCallum
Kennebec Jury Finds Francis Scott Guilty of Manslaughter
After more than nine hours of deliberation, a Kennebec County jury convicted Francis Scott, 29, a former Waterville firefighter, of manslaughter. Justice Ian McInnis set bail at 20000 dollars and continued the case for sentencing.
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Augusta
Kennebec County
Francis Scott
Waterville
Ian McInnis
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