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LAW and LEGISLATIVE DIGITAL LIBRARY at the Maine State Law and Legislative Reference Library MAINE STATE LEGISLATURE The following document is provided by the LAW AND LEGISLATIVE DIGITAL LIBRARY at the Maine State Law and Legislative Reference Library http://legislature.maine.gov/lawlib Reproduced from scanned originals with text recognition applied (searchable text may contain some errors and/or omissions) ACTS AND RESOLVES AS PASSED BY THE One Hundred and Third Legislature OF THE STATE OF MAINE Published by the Director of Legislative Research in accordance with the Revised Statutes of 1964, Title 3, Section 164, Subsection 6. KENNEBEC JOURNAL AUGUSTA, MAINE 1967 Index to, Acts and Resolves Passed at the Regular Sessions of the One Hundred and Second and One Hundred and Third Legislatures and the Special Sessions of the One Hundred and First and One Hundred and Second Legislatures. Page Page Page Page 1965 1967 1965 1967 A Hearing Commissioner Alcoholic Beverages, this ABBY FINANCE CO]IPANY index Incorporated .. .. 842 Po\vers ABSENT YOTERS Minors under liquor law 604 Ballots Salary ..••.......•••.•.. 785 Application Suspensions .........•... 566 Forging or altering ..• 351 Physicians and surgeons, Forging or altering •••.. 351 complaints ••............ 343 Obtaining ............... 351 ADOPTION Counting procedure ..•.•. 397 Consent ..........•..•..... 707 Deadline, returning ballots . 399 Jurisdiction ..........•.... 707 Envelopes and lists Religious faith of homes .. 327 delivered ......•......... 399 Material returned ......•.. 399 ADULT EDUCATION Method of voting .... " . .. 352 Tuition ..........•........ 477 Military forces Vocational Education, this Time returned ....•....• 399 index Returns................... 2 ADULTERATED OR ABUSE JUISBRANDED GOODS Infants, this index Hazardous Substances Label­ ing Act ABUTTERS Brands and Labels, this County roads, Roads and index Highways, this Index ACADE]IIES AND ADVERSE OR PECUNIARY SE,UINARIES INTEREST Private Schools, this index Contracts Municipal 01' quasi-munic- ACADIA NATIONAL PARI\: ipal ................... 425 Directional signs •......... 158 Industrial and Recreational ACCESS Finance Approval Board. 548 Waters stocked by State Insurance Advisory Board . 117 Fish and Game, this Index Municipal officers ......... 425 ACCESS ROADS Municipal transporta tidn Roads and Highways, this districts ............•... 40 index Recreation Authority ...•.. 65 ACCIDENT AND HEAL'l'H ADYISORY BOARDS AND INSURANCE COllIJUISSIONS Insurance, this index Archivist. State Archivist, ACCIDENTS this index Fire Departments, this Index Insurance, this index Fish' and Game, this index Insurance Agents, Solici­ Motor Vehicles, this index tors or Brokers, this in- vVol'kmen's Compensation, dex this index l\iotor Vehicles, this Index ACCORD AND SATISFACTION ADYISORY CO]I1UITTEES Model Joint Obligations Act, Credit and Collection Board 581 this index Education, this index ACCOUNTANTS Health and Welfare, Depart- Practice ................... 543 ment of, this index ACTIONS AND PROCEEDINGS Highway Safety. Roads and Civil Highways, this index Statutes amended ....... 715 Keep Maine Scenic ........ 411 Dangerous buildings ...... 371 ADVISORY COUNCILS Death Actions, this index Economic Development, De­ Husband and Wife, this in- partment of, this Index dex Employment Security Law, Physically abused children this index Infants, this index Hospitals, federal aid 320 Sanitary districts Collection of assessments 409 AERONAUTICS State institutions, heads •• 218 Aircraft, this index Threat of action, collection Airports and Landing Fields, agencies .............••• 577 this index Unit Ownership Act ....•.. 462 AFFRAY ACTON, T01.VN OF Defined ...•......•.•...•.. 177 School District ........•... 791 AGE ACTS AND RESOLVES Fair Employment Practice Statutes, this Index Act ............••....••. 508 ADDISON, T01.VN OF Physically abused children 168 School district ............ 98 AGED PERSONS ADJUTANT GENERAL Accident and health insur­ Military Forces, this index ance. Insurance, this in­ AD]IINISTRATIYE LAl.V AND dex PROCEDURE Committee on Aging Appeals Continued ............... 1030 221 ·Minimum wages, public Fishing licenses. Fish and improvements ......... 524 Game, this index Secondary schools, at­ Old Age Assistance, this In­ tendance outside of res- dex idence .•....•......... 416 Social vVelfare, this index 1508 INDEX Page Page Page Page 1965 1967 1965 1967 AGENTS Registration Mortgage foreclosures Exemption Mortgages, this index Nonresident ...... " . 127 Motor vehicle inspection Searches and seizures stations. Motor Vehicles, Coastal wardens ......... 583 this index Fish and game laws ..... 582 Real Estate Brokers and Liquor laws ............. 585 Salesmen, this index Taxation. Excise taxes, ante AGRIOULTURAL LABOR AIRPORTS AND LANDING Workmen's Compensation, FIELDS this index Bond issues AGRIOULTURAL ~IAOHIN­ $2,837,500 ............... 1291 ERY AND EQUIP~IENT $2,950,000 ............... 195 Town name, printing on Counties farm truck ............. 386 Repair and maintenance 566 AGRIOULTURAL PRODUOTS MiniInum "rag'es, construc- Apples, this Index tion ..................... 522 Brands and Labels, this index Portland Municipal Airport Labels. Brands and Labels, Funds .................. 219 this index State land conveyed ... 1332 Maple Products, this index Seaplane bases, excise tax 252 Minimum wages .......... 533 AJAX FINANOE OORP. OF Motor vehicles transporting, MAINE weight.................. 283 Incorporated ......... , ...• 657 Potatoes, this index ALBION AGRIOULTURAL SOOIETIES School Administrative Dis- Stipend trict ...................• 46 Gorham Raceways ...••.. 257 Minimum on premiums .. 322 ALOOHOLIO BEVERAGES Reimbursement ......... 597 Aircraft Searches and seizures '" 585 AGRIOULTURE Appeal and error .......... 185 Animals, this Index Associations and clubs Commissioner of Agriculture Club, defined •..........• 499 Appointment ....•....... 348 Sales Salary...... .... .•.•.... 544 785 Affiliated international Department organizations •.••.•• 230 Divisions Beaches, areas for minors, Agricultural promo- licensll1g .. • . • • • • • • • . • 478 tion •............•• 496 Boats and lighters Consumer protection 496 Searches and seizures ..• 585 Dogs, this index Class A restaurants Food, this index Entrance to owner's liv- Hazardous Substances La- ing' quarters ....•. " ., . 481 beling Act. Brands and Part-time Labels this index Defi,ned ...... " . '" .. 302 Livestock Animals, this Class A taverns index Bond ...................• 332 Meat, this index Defined ................. 330 Oleomargarine, this index Fees ................•... 331 Pesticides. Economic Poi- Licer,se ................• 331 sons, this index Local option ............ 330 AID AND ASSISTANOE Clubs. Associations and Aged Persons, this index clubs, ante Blind Persons, this index Commission Handicapped Persons, this Administrative expenses index Moneys ............... 1031 1233 Indigent Persons, this index Employees Juvenile Delinquents and Gratuities ............ 1235 Dependents, this index Financing .............. 659 Old Age Assistance, this in­ Gratuities .............. 1235 dex Drunkards and Drunkenness, this index AID TO DEPENDENT Dumping evidence ......... 585 OHILDREN Entertainment permit ..... 171 Juvenile Delinquents and Evidence Dependents, this index Dumping ................ 585 Fees AIR POLLUTION Retail stores ............ 257 "Vater and Air Pollution, Hearing Commissioner this index Powers AIR RIGHTS Minors ........•....... 604 lHuniclpalities, this index Hotel, defined . • . 520 Identification cards, adult 537 AIRORAFT Infants Civil Air Patrol, this index Serving to infants at home 219 385 Defined Inspectors Pesticides control ..•.•.. 619 Retirements and pensions Director Service retirement .••. 538 Salary ................. 827 Licenses and permits Entry on premises, Hazard­ Closed in case of riots, etc. 235 ous Substances Labeling Entertainment. • . • . 171 Act .........•.....•..••. 162 Hearings Excise taxes Publication ........... 511 Collection Importation of bottled Kept at county owned "\villes ................ 360 airports ...........•. 252 Part-time .............. 309 Maker's list price 490 Time of ordering ........ 242 Payment Lighted premises ......... 319 Kept at county owned Local option airports .•... • . 252 Petition for questions ... 265 liNDEX 1509 Page Page Page Page 1965 1967 1965 1967 Malt beverages ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY Licenses and permits Appropriations Vessels ............... 219 Garage and court house 80,1 Retail stores Clerk of courts Age of employee at FUll-time ............... 428 check-out counter .. 305 Salary .................. 515 660 Stock of merchandise .. 257 County attorney Manufacturers and manu- Assistant facturing Salary ................ 515 Sales promotion Salary .................• 515 Delivery of liquor ..... 223 Second assistant ........ 526 Permits. Licenses and per- Salary ................ 526 111 its, ante County commissioners Possession Chairman Minors .................. 560 Salary ......••.•...... 515 660 Premises, defined .......... 478 Salary .................• 515 660 Restaurant, defined ....... 268 Judge of probate Retail stores Salary .................. 515 660 En trances from premises Law library to living quarters ..... 133 Paymen ts ............... 177 443 Entrances to other prem- Office hours ............... 711 ises ................... 482 Register of deeds State stores Salary .........•...•...• 515 660 Closed in case of riots, etc. 235 Register of probate Sundays Salary ..........•......• 515 G60 Sale .................... 386 Sheriff Taverns Salary ................•.
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