They Still Live by the Sea in Port Clyde Maine
Port Clyde Maine thrives as a fishing village where lobstering and small-boat work define life. Fishermen cope with Russian fleets shrinking haddock and shifting stocks while local crews trade tales of 10-year letters to Congress and a 35 million dollar lobster catch.
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Port Clyde
Maine
Morse Point
Marshall Point
Rockland
New England
Marine Statistical Service
Haddock
Ed Thorbjornson
U.S
Hugh O'Rourke
Boston Fisheries Assn
O'Rourke
Carl Schwab
Monhegan Island
Ocean House
Enid Monaghan
FBI
Doug Anderson
Dougie
Andrew Wyeth
Ernest Maloney
Peace Corps to Withdraw From Countries as Costs Rise
SAN FRANCISCO AP says inflation pressures force the Peace Corps to pull out of nations unwilling to share costs. ACTION director Michael Balzano warned in a Commonwealth Club speech that the agency will phase out in many countries, noting they did not sign on forever.
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San Francisco
Peace Corps
Michael Balzano
The
Commonwealth Club
Pie-Kill Unlimited Promises Direct Pie Hits for a Fee
New York AP report profiles Rex Weiner and his Pie-Kill Unlimited crew who guarantee a pie in the face for private events. They offer lemon meringue or banana cream pies for 40 dollars or more, charging for cleanup, and insist on privacy and quick dispersal after the hit. Victims have generally reacted with amusement rather than lawsuits.
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New York
Rex Weiner
Weiner
Committee
Pie-Kill Unlimited
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Internal Revenue Service
Shannon Cushman
Lester
Coast Guard
Anderson
Dan Miller
Miller
Meringue Mob
Second Avenue S.E
Iver Sondrol
CLU
Ohio National
Life Underwriters
Mutual Life and Health Insurance
Cincinnati
Cedar Rapids
Ranestad Agency
Executive Plaza
First Avenue 5
Iowa
American College of Life Underwriters
Iver