House Approves 4.2 Billion For Foreign Aid Bill
The House passed a 4.2 billion foreign aid and related programs measure by a 169 to 141 vote. It funds 2.0 billion for military aid, 1.2 billion for economic aid, 81 million for the Peace Corps, and remaining for development loans and refugee aid. The bill also earmarks 350 million for Israel aid and bars trade with the Soviet Union over emigration fees.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
U.S
Indochina
House
Peace Corps
Nixon
Israel
Soviet Union
Moscow
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bangladesh
Vietnam
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Libyan Flights Blocked as East Africa Tensions Emerge
In Kampala, British and American officials say Libyan planes carrying troops bound for Uganda were stopped in an effort to pursue a peaceful solution. All nationals detained by police have been released, including two American Peace Corps volunteers Gary Grant from Iowa and Steve Micko from California along with Thomas Disalvo of Chicago.
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Uganda
East Africa
Kampala
Peace Corps
Gary Grant
Hampton
Iowa
Steve Micko
Berkeley
Calif
Thomas Disalvo
Chicago
SAD Directors Will Convene Monday Night
SAD 71 directors meet Monday at 7 30 p m at Kennebunkport Consolidated School. Agenda cites a concrete exterior doorway slab at the gym rear lobby an instrumental music lessons plan for grades four five and six and finance committee report. New business covers proposed by laws addendum on employment of spouses children or parents of supervisory staff.
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Kennebunkport
SAD 71
Consolidated School
Old Business
Kennebunkport Consolidated School
New Business
Richard Littlefield
School district board to act on transportation expansion and bus disposal
The SAD 71 board will consider actions on requests to expand pupil transportation services and on the disposal of a school bus. It will also review a report from High School Principal Robert Perkins on the IPS Iere. A committee report on merit pay for teachers is on the agenda, and executives reannounce that all meetings are open to the public.
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Robert Perkins
IPS Iere
SAD
Lodge Of Elks Plans Busy Fall Event Schedule
Biddeford Saco Lodge of Elks met for supper and business. They honored Alfred Gingue with a tablet service and announced a worker's party and multiple themed nights from Parisienne to Irish. They plan a Maine Turnpike visit for Grand Exalted Ruler Francis M. Smith, with tours, sails, and a Brunswick host dinner.
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Biddeford-Saco Lodge of Elks
Portland Road
Saco
Amos A. McCallum
Alfred Gingue
Boston Patriots
Atlanta Falcons
Syd Lerman
Nate Gold
Elks
Terested
Paul Reny
Camile Tremblay
Philip Beaudette
Maine
Francis M. Smith
Massachusetts seafood safe to eat amid red tide alert
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reassures the public that seafood sold in restaurants and stores remains safe to eat. Fin fish and shellfish like cod and shrimp are safe, but soft shell clams remain prohibited and clamming in parts of New Hampshire and Maine are closed. Gov Sargent orders higher state fish purchases to aid the industry.
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Boston
Massachusetts Department of Public Health
William J. Bicknell
Department of Public Health
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Francis W. Sargent
Joseph Goulart
Capt. Harris
Bourne
Goulart
Haddock
Ramblers Club Holds September Meeting
ARUNDEL The Ramblers Club met at Bernadette Dion's home with President Marion Bedard presiding. New member Sarah Owens joined. Plans include a foodless food sale in October and a silent auction in November. Members present: Lois Johnson, Marion Bedard, Sarah Owen, Vera Drew, Alta Guilbert, Bernadette Dion, Margaret Strickland and guest Kim Dion. Mystery prize won by Alta Guilbert. Next meeting set for Oct 18 at Marion Bedard's home.
Pyle Addresses Safety Concerns at Maine Conference
Howard Pyle, president of the National Safety Council, spoke at the Maine State Safety Conference luncheon at the Shawmut Inn. He warned that accidents claim many lives among ages 15 to 24 and predicted one million more deaths next year. He urged a national safety policy, tougher standards, safer cars, better highways, and individual responsibility.
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Howard Pyle
National Safety Council
Maine
Shawmut Inn
Pyle
Matthew Wainwright
Eisenhower
Arizona
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