Canadian Soviets agree to cut fishing off east coast
Ottawa reports a resolution of the fisheries clash with the Soviet Union with Moscow backing Canada’s plan to cut foreign fishing by 40 percent off the east coast. Russian trawlers will be allowed back in ports starting Monday after a near two month ban. The talks occurred in Ottawa and Montreal.
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Committee To Study Claimed Budget Savings
A bipartisan Maine subcommittee will examine reported government savings to assess funds for next year’s human services. Led by Rep. Louis Jalbert and chaired by Sen. David Huber, the panel will validate savings and determine actual available funds amid earlier revenue questions tied to settlement money from a 1972 oil spill.
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Illinois ward returned from Elan II treatment center
A Superior Court justice ordered the return of a minor Illinois state ward from Elan II at Poland Spring to her guardian in Illinois. Justice Reid ruled he could not keep the girl at Elan against her guardian’s wishes and noted prior limits on transfers pending treatment.
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Merger of Courts Proposed in Maine
About 100 participants at the Maine Citizens Conference on the Administration of Justice debated merging Maine’s superior and district courts to streamline processes and cut costs. Yale Prof Hazard warned of opposition and suggested trimming some small-case rights to focus on major matters. Former justice Thomas Clark endorsed death penalties for assassins of presidents but opposed capital punishment in general.
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John C. McNulty
Minnesota Citizens For Court Reform
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Saco to Delay Fire Station Help from National Guard
The City of Saco cannot rely on National Guard labor for the North Saco fire station. Dexter says training in May 1976 and weekend work would push completion to March 1977, so bids are being sought with an Oct 20 start aim on land donated by Jesse Gay.
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National Guard
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Dexter
Jesse Gay
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