Plan to evacuate Seabrook plant not proposed yet
The Public Service Co of New Hampshire asked the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to decide they need not draw up an evacuation plan for Hampton Beach if the Seabrook reactor leaks radiation. The move rests on a Dec 24 San Onofre ruling reducing the low population zone. Local intervenors warn a larger radius evacuation remains possible and delays construction permits.
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Manchester
N.H
UPI
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
Hampton Beach
Seabrook
PSC
Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Norman Cullerot
San Onofre
Thomas G. Dignan Jr
Cullerot
Advisory Committee On
Seabrook Station
Hampton
Environmental Protection Agency
Seacoast
EPA
Dolly Weinhold
U S Lifts Arms Embargo on Pakistan and India
The United States ended a decade old arms embargo and will sell to Pakistan or India on a cash only case by case basis. State Department spokesman Robert Anderson said the move aims to avoid triggering an arms race or upsetting strategic balance.
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Washington
UPI
United States
India
Pakistan
State Department
Robert Anderson
Triloki Nath Kaul
Kaul
Subcontinent
Soviet Union
France
Andrei Gretchko
New Delhi
China
U.S
Anderson
Armed hijackers seize Philippine DC3 flight to Manila
Two men armed with a rifle and a grenade hijack a Philippine Air Line DC3 after leaving Cebu. They force the pilot to fly to Manila, release 11 passengers and an air marshal, and press for whisky, cigarettes, food, drinks, and an international pilot. The hijackers demanded a three day supply of food and other provisions and warned of more security.
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Manila
UPI
Philippine Air Line
Cebu City
Zamgoanga
Cebu
Johnnie Walker
Zamboanga
PAL
Philippines
Dean Sees Pardons Possible for Watergate Aides
Former White House counsel John W. Dean III told MIT listeners in Cambridge that a presidential pardon for John Mitchell H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman by Ford could happen He predicted they will lose their appeals and urged cooperation with prosecutors Dean noted his own four months in prison and said his Watergate tour to earn 3500 per appearance would end to avoid commercialization
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Cambridge
Mass
UPI
John Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
John W. Dean III
Ford
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Mitchell
Dean
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
White House
University of Maine
Sirica
Watergate
Daley Favored in Chicago Mayoral Primary Amid Health Hurdles
In Chicago, 72 year old Mayor Richard Daley, a longtime kingmaker, faces three opponents in a Democratic primary after a stroke last year. Analysts peg Daley as the favorite to win, with projections ranging from 50 to 55 percent of the vote and turnout seen as decisive for party machinery. Opponents Alderman William Singer, Edward Hanrahan, and State Sen. Richard Newhouse compete for a historic shift, while questions linger about Daley’s political future and possible hand-picked successor.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard Daley
Daley
Jimmy the Greek
William Singer
Singer
Cook County
Edward Hanrahan
Lakefront
Richard Newhouse
Classic Killer Snowstorm Grips Midwest and Midwest States
United Press International reports a historic snowstorm dumping feet of snow across the Midwest causing road closures school shutdowns and government delays. Floods and tornadoes added fatalities and transport disruptions from Missouri to Illinois Wisconsin Michigan and New York with several plane crashes and mass evacuations noted.
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Midwest
Missouri
Iowa
Mississippi Valley
Wisconsin
Portugal military demands permanent power in new election
In Lisbon the leftist Armed Forces Movement pressed for a permanent voice in government before campaigning resumes for Portugal's first free election in 50 years. Sources say the group seeks veto power on legislation and control over ministers and presidential candidates, prompting counter proposals from moderates amid rising leftist pressure and recent attacks on party leaders.
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Lisbon
UPI
Portugal
Armed Forces
Armed Forces Movement
Council of State
Popular Democratic Party
Socialist Party
Communist Party
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Disputed New Hampshire ballots delayed for recount
The recount of 3,500 ballots in the New Hampshire senate race between Louis C. Wyman and John A. Durkin is postponed after a dispute over procedures. Key question is masking ballots to read voter intent. a triangular device was proposed but opposed. Meantime the seat remains vacant and an interim appointment is threatened, with Senate approval unclear.
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Washington
UPI
New Hampshire
Louis C. Wyman
John A. Durkin
Senate Rules Committee
Durkin
Wyman
James F. Schoener
Elections Subcommittee
Schoener
James H. Duffy
Meldrim Thomson
Senate
Rules Committee
Bennington Banner Classified Advertising Rates
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for classified advertising and states home delivery terms. It details daily publication excluding Sundays and holidays, and provides subscription rates for Vermont and nationwide mail, with 3 to 12 month options and prices.
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Bennington Banner Telephone
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Vermont
U.S
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Avon
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Pontiac
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