International Paper seeks hearing to dump waste into Lake Champlain
International Paper Co officials will seek a hearing before a federal referee to obtain permission to dump several thousand gallons of treated paper waste into Lake Champlain. Vermont officials had denied a request to dump black liquor, citing lack of authority to breach the anti pollution agreement. company notes heavy rains filled a lagoon and some materials were pumped into the lake to prevent a spill.
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Vermont
New York
Johnson
Thomas Payne
Payne
Mondale visit steadies New Hampshire Democrats finances
New Hampshire Democratic Party chair Joanne Symons says Mondale's visit boosted finances and registrations, reducing borrowing. About $8,000 was raised from a $10 admission Veterans Day event, with April 1 major fundraiser planned and anticipated $1,500 in Mondale aide costs. The party expects no further borrowing to cover bills and debts from fund raisers.
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Concord
N.H
NH Democrats sweep several towns in recent elections
Mrs Symons cites a strong turnout and Democratic gains in Manchester Somersworth Laconia and Franklin with partisan races while Keene Nashua show upswing in nonpartisan contests Nashua especially noted for organizational efforts Incumbent Mayor Charles R Stanton led Manchester with 74 percent Bald and slate swept Somersworth Franklin remained Democratic and Laconia council stayed in Democratic hands McIntyre told Symons the Laconia Council has not been Democratic since 1951 New Hampshire moving toward a two party system says Symons Newly registered voters 1972-76 skew Democrat 70 percent with 19 000 Democrats 6 000 independents 2 000 Republicans The GOP internal rift between moderates and conservatives aids Democrats as Gov Thomson drives Conservatives caucus and party toward self destruction
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Laconia
Franklin
Keene
Nashua
Charles R. Stanton
George Bald
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
Republican Party
NOW leaders seek diverse New Hampshire appointments to women commission
National Organization for Women leaders met Gov. Meldrim Thomson to push for more philosophical diversity on the 15 member Commission on the Status of Women. Thomson said he would consider recommendations with an open mind as NOW argued against conservative positions on rape and wife beating. The meeting lasted about an hour with three appointees left waiting and later not speaking to reporters.
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N.H
UPI
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Commission On the Status of Women
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Johnnie Artemis
Merrimack
Judi Hartwell
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Dorothy Craigie
Littleton
Polly B. Johnson
Louise McGee
Portsmouth
Craigie
Jay McDuffee
McDuffee
Artemis
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