Oil Refinery Fights Top Northern New England News
Northern New England named oil development as 1974’s top story with Onassis refinery plans in Durham NH and Sanford and Eastport hearings in Maine. Vermont escaped major controversy as energy, politics and prices dominated coverage across Maine New Hampshire and Vermont.
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New England News
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
University
Durham
N.H
Aristotle Onassis
Sanford
Eastport
Associated Press
James B. Longley
Longley
Senate
George Aiken
Thomas Salmon
Easton
Fred H. Wahlsing Jr
FOIL Won’t Reveal Its Contributors in Sanford Oil Controversy
FOIL, Friends of Intelligent Land use, refuses to disclose contributor names citing risk of retaliation against Sanford residents opposing the proposed NEESCO refinery. Board of Environmental Protection hearings prompted questions about NEESCO finances and possible external backing amid threats against locals.
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Friends of Intelligent Land Use
FOIL
Sanford
Board of Environmental Protection
BEP
New England Energy Company
NEECO
Mort Mather
Mather
Journal
Gibbs
Mathers
Journal City
Brian Thayer
Thayer
Havod Pachios
FU.3
Kim
Maine
White House study says no material shortage exists
A White House study finds Earth's resources are ample to meet demand well beyond this century. It notes untapped mineral potential in Arctic regions, parts of the USSR, China, the Amazon, and ocean seabed mining tech could develop. U S depends on imports for about 15 percent of consumption while Europe and Japan rely more.
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Washington
White House
Arctic
Ussr
China
Amazon Basin
U.S
Europe
Japan
Contempt Penalties Due Committeemen
A federal judge will decide sanctions Monday for three Boston School Committee members Kerrigan Ellison and McDonough found in contempt for defying an outline for racially balancing classrooms. The plan would bus about 30 000 of Boston 86 000 students.
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Boston
Boston School Committee
John Kerrigan
Paul Ellison
John McDonough
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
Garrity
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Kerrigan
Etiquettes First Lady Amy Vanderbilt Dies in Manhattan
Amy Vanderbilt, renowned arbiter of social etiquette, dies at 66 after leaping or falling from a second story window at her Upper East Side Manhattan townhouse. Police report a skull fracture and an autopsy was planned for today.
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New York
Amy Vanderbilt
Manhattan
Miss Vanderbilt
Upper East Side
Teenager to Friend Cartoon Caption
A brief dialogue frame shows a teen apologizing for a messy room, explaining that parents insisted on cleaning. The caption reflects a light humor tone typical of the page’s humor segment.
Watergate jury nears verdict in historic case
In Washington the Watergate trial jury has heard closing arguments and will begin deliberations after Judge Sirica outlines the legal points. In Pittsburgh U Steel plans a Gary Indiana open hearth shutdown to avoid a 2300 dollar per day fine, affecting about 4000 workers. A Maryland man charged after crashing a car into the White House gate faces mental-competency hearings. Cairo talks with Soviet leaders hint at arms shipments and military talks with Egypt. In Laos rebels hold 19 Americans after mutiny. a pregnant American and children are among captives as Lao Theung seek opium policy repeal.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
James F. Neal
Watergate
U.S
John J. Sirica
Pittsburgh, Pa
U.S. Steel Corp
Gary
Ind
Indiana
U.S. District Court
Allen Sharp
Ham
Mekong River
Laos
Vientiane
Ban Houei Sai
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Louis C. Wyman
John A. Durkin
Granite State
Meldrim Thomson
Story
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Patrick J. Leahy
Richard Nixon
Loring Air Force Base
Limestone
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Gerald Ford
Burlington
Asnon Doughty
Bud Clifford
Olive Ross
Pauline
Angel
James Longley
Stephen Muskie
Blaine House
Kenneth Curtis
National Security Council
Council On
Inside the Journal
Abby
Aif
World News IN Review
Mond
U.S. Steel
Environmental Protection Agency
Jean F. Dwyer
Marshall
Fields
Silver Spring
Dwyer
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Pahmy
Cairo
Egypt
Ismail Fahmy
Abdel Ghany Gamasy
Gamasy
Middle East
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Vientiane, Laos
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