Climate Data Underpins Future Plans For Mankind
Providence AP reports Brown University geologist John Imbrie leads CLIMAP a $1 million yearly ten year project by NAS across five universities to map past climate using ocean indicators fossils sediments and glaciers. The effort aims to forecast future climate changes and stresses the ocean heat engine drives atmospheric shifts with models tested against observable data.
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Providence, R.L
John Imbrie
Dr. Imbrie
Imbrie
Geological Sciences
Brown University
Climap
National Academy of Sciences
Brown
Columbia
Maine
Rhode Island
Oregon
Princeton University
Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory
Earth
NAS
Crime report shows NE surge in first quarter 1975
FBI data released by Atty. Gen. Levi indicates serious crimes rose 21 percent in the Northeastern states from 1974 to 1975, with violent crimes up 25 percent and property crimes 21 percent. Nationally, overall crime increased 18 percent.
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Washington
FBI
Atty
Edward H. Levi
North Central States
New England
Boston
Bridgeport
Conn
Cambridge
Mass
Fall River
Hartford
New Bedford
New Haven
Providence
R.I
Pulp Mill Critic Faces Dismissal in New Hampshire
Concord AP The New Hampshire Executive Council moves to fire Edward J. Bennett Economic Development Director after his public criticism of a planned 200 million pulp mill on the Connecticut River The council voted to petition itself to dismiss him with a public hearing set for August 27 Bennett's status hinges on a court ruling on an injunction allowing him to keep his duties Gov Meldrim Thomson has pressed for his resignation Bennett testified along with commissioner George T Gilman Streeter said Bennett's remarks on June 18 to the Manchester Chamber violated official policy and amounted to subordination
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Bennett
Tee Court
Martin Loughlin
Thomson
Streeter
Council
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Cambodians Start New Lives After U S Training Center Escape
All 20 Cambodian naval officers stranded after the Khmer Rouge collapse have left NETC Newport and begun new lives in the United States. Most found work in Rhode Island despite high unemployment, with some visiting relatives or seeking to return to Cambodia. Some officers moved to West Germany, Kansas City, and Camp Pendleton as they await visas or return orders.
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Newport. RI
Naval Training Center
Ost
Rhode Island
Cambodia
France
Navy
West Germany
Kansas City
Camp Pendleton
California
Phnom Penh
NETC
Robert Piagentini
United States
West Warwick
NATCO
Warren Galkin
Galkin
International Institute
Providence
Raymond KE. O'Dowd
Lon Nol
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Office
Selection of Judges Reviewed in New Hampshire
In Concord a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing reviewed how NH selects judges. Chair Sen. David Bradley said the focus is on the appointment process rather than individuals, prompted by Frederick Goode’s controversial Superior Court nomination and Gov. Meldrim Thomson’s aide status. Current law allows the governor to nominate and the Executive Council to confirm.
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Concord. N.H
Concord
State Senate
Judiciary Committee
New Hampshire
David Bradley
R-Hanover
Frederick Goode
Goode
Meldrim Thomson
Bradley
Executive Council
Energy Is Big Factor In N H
Gov. Meldrim Thomson said New Hampshire’s economy is relatively healthy but future growth depends on energy and federal spending. He spoke to a service club noting the state is better off than other New England states yet must boost energy production to improve prospects. He urged stopping tax dollars from leaving taxpayers’ pockets and flowing to Washington.
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Manchester
N.H
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire
Thomson
New England
Congress
White House
Washington
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Refuge Reception Center
Indian Town Gap
Church of the Messiah
Cape Cod
Philadelphia
Suzanne Hiatt
Carter Heyward
Episcopal Divinity School
Charles I. Hoffman
Ms. Heyward
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Areentleman
U.S.A
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Goodyear Welt Construction
Colonial Shoe Store
Sanehwin Cars
Kennebunk
SACO
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