UM Trustees Rebuff Cost Cuts and OK Liquor Changes
University of Maine trustees rejected most cost-cutting proposals but approved a supplemental 8.3 million request to the 106th Legislature. The board adopted liquor sale resolutions and a dormitory life plan allowing campus variations in visitor hours and housing types.
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Wives of GIs in Germany Seek Pay to Cope with Dollar Slump
In Ansbach and across West Germany, American wives work in Bosch and other plants as the dollar's 25 percent slide reduces GI pay. About 100 wives on Bosch's assembly line earn roughly $11 daily after deductions, while 40 more toil in a sausage plant. Many women, including Diane Earwood of New Lexington, say work is repetitive but the pay helps family finances as German rents take a share of earnings.
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Old Orchard Beach to Close Town Dump Sundays
Town Manager Louis Sarelas announced the dump will be closed on Sundays starting October 7 to enforce a state law with a $100 fine for violations. The notice includes enforcement warnings and references local ordinances.
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Louis Sarelas
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