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Maine Escort
Maine Remembers Those Who Served, Chapter 3, Korean War
When I vote, I will pay tribute to my brother, Cpl. Irving Munroe, who was a member of a B-29 bomber squad flying without fighter escort deep in North Korea. They were attacked by large numbers of North Korean jet fighters and shot down. On 1 June 1951 he became MIA. He was 19 years old. ... [Read More]
gLOSSARY
Sergeant-at-Arms: The officer in either chamber who is responsible for maintaining order in the chamberand who serves as escort to the committee named to deliver messages to the Governor or the other body. The Sergeant-at-Armssupervises the distribution of materials to legislators. ... [Read More]
City of Bangor | City News
Festival volunteers have a wide variety of positions to choose from: performer check-in, volunteer registration, office volunteers, chauffeur, music logger, craft marketplace, vending, site managment, public surveyor, safety escort, music sales, backstage hospitality, info booth, parking patrol, folk arts stage, children's area, bucket brigade, site setup/tear-down, floater and bicycle parking. Click here for a detailed list of volunteer opportunities. All Festival volunteers will receive an exclusive Festival T-shirt and a ticket to a private party held for volunteers, artists and staff. To find out how you can join the volunteer effort, download the volunteer registration form and we will send you ... [Read More]
Teamsters and State Institutional Services Unit and AFSCME and MSEA, No. 83-UD-25
Teamsters and State Institutional Services Unit and AFSCME and MSEA, No. 83-UD-25, affirmed by Board, 84-A-02 .STATE OF MAINE MAINE LABOR RELATIONS BOARD Case No. 83-UD-25___________________________________ )TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 48, )STATE, COUNTY, MUNICIPAL AND )UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEES, ) ) Petitioner, ) and ) )STATE OF MAINE (INSTITUTIONAL )SERVICES UNIT), ) ) Employer, ) UNIT DETERMINATION REPORT and ) )COUNCIL NO. 74, AMERICAN )FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY )AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, ) ) Certified Bargaining Agent, ) ) and ) )MAINE STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION, ) ) Intervenor. )___________________________________) The question presented in this unit determination case is whether a bargainingunit of Department of Corrections employees should be severed from the State ofMaine Institutional Services bargaining unit. Teamsters Local 48 (Local 48) filedpetitions for a unit determination and an election pursuant to 26 M.R.S.A. Section979-F(2)(A)(Supp. 1982) on April 27, 1983, seeking to ... [Read More]
September 11, 2001 - The FAA Responds
On the morning of Sept. 11, Special Agent James Smith, along with fellow agents Alan White and Michael Houle, found themselves being whisked across three states under police escort to get them to Logan Airport as quickly as possible. ... [Read More]
REVISED SUNSHINE NOTICE* AND SCHEDULE CHANGE FCC TO HOLD OPEN COMMISSION MEETING THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2003
NOTICE: Due to the elevated homeland security alert announced February 7, 2003, the FCC has taken additional security precautions that will limit visitor access to the FCC headquarters building in Washington, DC. Until further notice, the Maine Avenue lobby is closed. All visitors must enter the building through the 12th Street lobby, and will require an escort at all times in the building. -FCC- ... [Read More]
Wildlife Watching Intro
T he surface of the Stellwagen Bank Sanctuary may at first appear no different than many other parts of the ocean. But, if you÷re in the right place at the right time you may be treated to an awesome display of power and grace as a 40-foot humpback whale rises out of the water and crashes back down again with a tremendous splash. Or you may find yourself racing through the waves with a pod of 100 or more white-sided dolphins as an escort, surfing off your bow wake. Or watch northern gannets dive-bombing the sea in their hunt for sand lance. Or follow the slow drifting path of the Mola mola (ocean sunfish), which has been compared to a floating pancake. ... [Read More]
NASD: Driving Farm Machinery Safely
If possible, move wide equipment during the day and when traffic volume is relatively low. Switch on all lights. If transporting equipment on a flatbed, make sure to comply with local and state highway regulations. Use an escort car or a lookout to help you on blind curves or bridges. Avoid sudden unexpected maneuvers, swerves, stops or turns. When you are a motorist and see a farm vehicle, slow and prepare to stop. Before passing, check for oncoming traffic and to the rear to see if someone i trying to pass you. ... [Read More]
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