Who The Hell Is William Loeb bio tops New Hampshire book market
A 472 page biography of arch conservative publisher William Loeb is the hottest item in New Hampshire bookshops. Kevin Cash, a former Loeb employee, self published Amoskeag Press and has sold about 10 000 copies in nine days amid nationwide attention.
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Vermont Maple Sugar Industry Studied
A six month study by the Governor's Maple Industry Task Force cites rising production costs poor quality control and marketing difficulties as major issues for Vermont maple sugar. The report proposes tax reforms to preserve maple orchards plus inspection licensing studies and a Canadian American marketing and research group.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Vermont hit run fatality and poll on death penalty
In Shelburne a 31 year old Lloyd Osmer of Bridgewater was charged with leaving the scene after a fatal hit and run that killed Terrence Lougge, 29, of Old Lyme, Massachusetts, near Shelburne. A Burlington poll finds Vermonters want broadened capital punishment for first degree murder and related killings. Rochester NH Rep Noreen Winkley proposes warning labels on all liquor bottles urging that excess alcohol is injurious to health, backed by WCTU. similar labels exist for cigarettes.
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Lloyd Osmer
Bridgewater
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Terrence Lougge
Old Lynn
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Osmer
Burlington, Vt
Rochester
N.H
Noreen Winkley
Insurance Firms Pay Over 36 Million Daily in Health Benefits
Insurance companies are paying an average of more than $36 million each day in health insurance benefits to cover medical bills.
Robbery at Jay store as two masked men flee with 150
Police hunt two ski masked men who held up Jay Hill Variety at rifle point around 7 15 p m Sunday taking 150 dollars. A prior bank robbery in Franklin County yielded over 25000. Authorities consider possible links but have no conclusive evidence.
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Jay, Maine
Rifle Point
Franklin County
Albert Smith
Jay Hill
Smith
Cancer Patient Seeks Right To Die
A 75-year-old widow with incurable cancer in Dedham Massachusetts seeks the right to die and urges a public dialogue to allow a terminal patient to end life. The unidentified woman, bed ridden at home, says she wishes to be remembered as active and vital. The Rev Jan V Knost of the First Unitarian Universalist Church says she favors an active measure to end her life.
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Dedham
Mass
First Unitarian Universalist Church
Jan V. Knost
Utilities propose cheaper cooling fix for Plymouth plants
Plymouth Mass AP 23 electric utilities backing a second nuclear plant seek alternatives to EPA cooling plans for Cape Cod Bay discharge. They cite a half million dollar option versus EPA's hundred million towers or submerged tunnel to protect fish after a 1973 fish kill. By screening the canal and aerating discharge water, they argue the problem can be solved while maintaining plant operations.
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Cape Cody
Boston Edison Co
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EPA
Conn. Assembly to approve cost cuts amid strike threat
Hartford AP report notes Gov Ella Grasso seeks to avert an 80.1 million deficit by June 30 with a 40 hour work week for state workers unpaid overtime savings. Unions plan strike votes as Democrats split and Republicans oppose moves including transferring 29 million Soldiers Sailors and Marines funds and hospital closures.
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House
Gerald Stevens
Milford
Biebel
Stevens
Arrest Seen In Gaming Probe
Connecticut Chief State’s Atty. says he will seek arrest warrants today for David Friend, former head of a Bridgeport jai alai operation, as state and federal grand juries probe the arena. No arrests have occurred yet and the Nov. 17 opening date was postponed.
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David Friend
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Friend
Fairfield
Food Stamp Restrictions Sought in New Hampshire
Gov. Meldrim Thomson urged Congress to expand eligibility for food stamps to students and striking workers. He warned of rising costs from 14 million to over 7 billion, noted 67 000 NH citizens certified and called limiting benefits by income, with tighter elderly exemptions, as a way to save about 2 billion annually while lawmakers review four reform bills.
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N.H
Meldrim Thomson
Congress
Homson
Senate Agriculture
New Hampshire
Thomson
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
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