New Hampshire senator pushes two liquor stores to balance budget
State Sen. William Sanborn proposes spending 1.5 million for two Hooksett stores off I-93 and 1 million for a Hampton store off I-95 to lure tourists and boost revenue. The plan, debated at a Senate hearing, aims to have Hooksett stores ready by Columbus Day and Hampton by February 1979.
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NAACP Blames Danbury Prison Fire on Improper Equipment
The NAACP says five Black inmates died and 50 were injured in the Danbury federal prison fire due to a faulty fire hose and staff negligence. It criticizes the Bureau of Prisons report as a cover-up, citing key access and door-evacuation issues, and calls for further congressional and GAO inquiry.
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Laconia to lose only resident doctor
Laconia State School plans to contract outside medical care after its resident physician Dr Edward Morris retires January 1. Superintendent Melton says Laconia Clinic could provide 24 hour coverage for four months at $34,000, while awaiting governor and council action.
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Derailment halts line as crews lift freight cars
Crews from Grand Trunk Railroad began lifting 18 freight cars and a diesel locomotive after a derailment near Shelburne New Hampshire on Monday. No injuries were reported aboard the Portland-to-Montreal train, and thirteen cars carried paper products while the rest were empty. An investigation will determine the cause, and it will take days to reopen the line after several hundred feet of track were torn up.
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AmEx Arranges Medical Care Access Across 145 Facilities
American Express now provides cardholders access to medical care at over 145 facilities in the United States and Canada. Hospitals were chosen near travel hubs to aid members on the road. One early user was a French family on vacation in Arizona needing emergency care for their daughter.
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Nashua man charged with perjury in SNHS case
Federal grand jury in Concord charged Philip LaFlamme of Nashua with four counts of false statements to the FBI and three counts of perjury for claims SNHS asked employees to contribute to the Democratic Party. The case stemmed from a dispute over a hot meals program and a contract shift to St. Joseph Community services amid pressure from Gov. Meldrim Thomson. Six FBI agents interviewed about 90 people. about 25 witnesses were subpoenaed. LaFlamme said an unnamed SNHS official asked for donations to the Democratic Party.
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