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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1975
Page
12
Helena Montana AP reports columnist Jack Anderson expresses doubt that the Central Intelligence Agency will provide meaningful help in probe of a CIA related assassination attempt. He says he would be surprised if the agency offers substantial new information.
Catherine Hearst told The Atlanta Constitution that Patty Hearst appears distant from reality and very anxious and pale she says her daughter is not yet ready for treatment though she needs psychiatric help Mrs Hearst notes Patty is "100 per cent away from those last tapes" referencing a recording in which Patty called her parents pigs
The Senate intelligence committee opens a second week of hearings to determine if U S intelligence agencies ever used break ins wiretapping or mail surveillance on American citizens as envisioned by the Huston plan during the Nixon era.
Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman Jr. told a House subcommittee that federal support for reorganizing financially troubled Northeast and Midwest railroads should rise from 1 billion to as much as 2.1 billion. He said ConRail, the quasi governmental operator, needs the larger commitment to succeed.
Town voters balked at a $27,300 price for a land parcel critics called unbuildable while approving 563,842 for a honey wagon treatment plant and related sewer work. Officials also accepted a riverside park donation and riverfront project funds with Rotary backing.
Safe Power for Maine filed a formal complaint with the Public Utilities Commission against Maine Yankee Atomic Power Co. and Central Maine Power Co. on behalf of Maine electricity ratepayers. The group says ratepayers paid for losses from leaky fuel rods at Maine Yankee in Wiscasset, with manufacturers to bear the costs.
Members of the Biddeford Saco Literacy Volunteers of America plan a Thursday 7 p.m. meeting at MacArthur Library to finalize two fall teacher training workshops. Reports from the Sept conference in Auburn Massachusetts will be shared by Cynthia Cain Marguerite Ouellette and Mona Harmon. Workshops run Sept 30 Oct 2 7 9 14 and 16 afternoons 2 5 p.m. An evening series runs Oct 15 Dec 17 6 9 p.m. Contact the Biddeford Literacy Volunteers for details.
LEWISTON The Saco Valley Bates Club plans its annual dinner meeting Oct 2 at 6:30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs el Jakeman Ocean Park Ronald Reese assistant professor of Physics and Astronomy will speak He directs the Bates College planetarium which has shown to schools and groups Alumni Secretary Randy Webber will introduce Wayne Loosigian 72 and Bates alumni parents and friends are invited.
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