Disputed N H ballots secured in garage amid recount dispute
The closest Senate race in New Hampshire history centers on 3,500 challenged ballots stored in boxes sealed with tape and kept in a garage. Durkin warns of security gaps while Wyman’s camp fights a full or partial recount as state officials debate whether to pursue court action.
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Concord
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All- Republican Executive Council
Thomson
Warren B. Rudman
Tanker explosion ends with deaths and injuries at Delaware dock
A barge struck an oil tanker unloading at a Delaware River dock near Marcus Hook Pa igniting a blast seen for miles. At least one person was killed and more than 20 injured as vessels from a New Jersey refinery collided near British Petroleum docks in Trainer.
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Skid Row slasher hunt expands in Los Angeles
Police widen a major manhunt for the so called Skid Row slasher who has killed eight men in two months. A composite sketch and a psychiatric profile were released describing a white man in his 20s to 30s, about six feet tall, 190 pounds, with dirty blond hair and a prominent nose. Investigators label the killer sexually weak and driven by frenzied impulse as they pursue the eighth victim found Wednesday night.
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Los Angeles
UPI
George A. Beck
New consumer federation hears dire food production forecast
In Washington at the Consumer Federation of America meeting, farmer Sonny Covill warned that by mid 1976 a severe food crisis could unfold unless action is taken. He cited rising costs, farm losses, and growing corporate control from farm to shelf, urging reforms such as farmers markets and food co-ops to cut grocery bills.
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New Consumer Federation
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UPI
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Burgaw
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Covill
Consumer Federation of America
John Wayne
Ed Mezvinsky
D-Iowa
James Toothman
Pennsylvania State University
New England unemployment rises sharply in December
UPI reports December saw a 32,800 drop in non farm jobs from November, the first December decline since 1947. Total employment stood at 4,852,700, with 17,900 more jobless in December 1974 than December 1973, driven by declines in non manufacturing and especially manufacturing payrolls.
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Controller says responsibility was to avoid plane collision
Air traffic controller Merle W. Cameron testified Thursday that his duty was to prevent collisions with other aircraft, not to shield Flight 514 from mountains, a stance challenged in the NTSB hearing into the Dulles crash that killed 92 aboard.
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Aviaton Administration
Air Line Pilots Association
Cameron
Safety Board
Dulles International Airport
FAA
NTSB
Richard Brock
Brock
Virginia
Dulles
Flight 514
Edward F. Drury
Thomson forms New Hampshire Mineral and Energy Council
Governor Meldrim Thomson announced a nine member Mineral and Energy Resource Council to oversee federally funded geological surveys in the White Mountains focusing on energy producing minerals such as uranium and thorium. The panel will seek Ford Administration funds for a pilot study to map deposits and develop extraction methods.
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Mineral and Energy Resource Council
White Mountains
University of New Hampshire
Glen Stewart
Ford Administration For Energy Research and Development
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