Walpole Pulp Mill Rift Splits New Hampshire Town
In Walpole New Hampshire a proposed 200 million dollar Parsons and Whittemore pulp mill divides 2980 residents. Supporters say tax relief jobs and business boost. opponents fear air pollution and loss of rural character. The plan includes a zoning change and 600 acres optioned for the site with debate over impact on taxes and employment.
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Walpole
N.H
New England
Leslie S. Hubbard
Connecticut River
New Hampshire
Austin N. Stevens
Citizens For
Stevens
Parsons & Whittemore Corp
Parsons & Whittemore
Robert L Graves
Board of Selectmen
New Jersey
Hubbard
Graves
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth Report
New Brunswick
Connecticut
Europe
Vermont
Woman Plunges To Death In Hub Balcony Collapse
Diana Bryant 19 died after the iron balcony she and her goddaughter stood on collapsed five stories to an alley in Boston. Firefighter Robert ONeill reached for a ladder as the balcony fell, saving himself and aiding others. The child Tiare Jones 2 suffered cardiac arrest but was revived and listed in fair condition. Dozens of residents fled unharmed.
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Boston
Diana Bryant
Massachusetts
Roxbury
New England Medical Center
Robert O'Neill
Miss Bryant
Joe Green
WBZ Radio
Miss Ryant
O'Neill
Fire Department
Pene
Marlborough St
Back Bay
Appointment Of Judges Under Scrutiny In N H
A joint effort by Gov. Meldrim Thomson's commission on judicial reform and a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing explores how New Hampshire judges are selected. Maurice Bois, chairman of the reform panel, cautions against labeling judges as liberal or conservative while urging improved screening. Most speakers back a qualifications screening committee to oversee judicial candidates.
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Concord
N.H
Meldrim Thomson
Thomson
New Hampshire
Superior Court
Maurice Bois
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bois
Governor’s Commission On Judicial Reform
Executive Council
Frederick D. Goode
Goode
Judiciary Committee
David H. Bradley
R-Hanover
Streeter
Executive
New Hampshire Bar Association
Arthur Nighswander
Laconia
Frederick Upton
Rhode Island professor sues CIA over opened mail
Rodney Driver, a URI mathematics professor, filed a class action in U S District Court seeking damages and a court order halting mail openings. The suit alleges 30 current and former CIA FBI and Post Office officials opened his first class mail and copies of letters to Soviet mathematicians.
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CIA
U.S. District Court
Driver
URI
Soviet Union
Puni
Omega Youth Yard Sale at Andrews Enterprise Lot
The Omega Youth Group of Kennetk Lower Village Advent Christian Church will hold a yard sale on July 26 at 10 a.m. at the Andrews Enterprise lot Route 1 Kennebunk. The text notes Moses leading Hebrews across the Red Sea in 1275 B. C. into the Sinai Peninsula escaping Egypt.
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Omega
Kennetk Lower Village
Advent Christian Church
Andrews Enterprise
Route 1
Kennebunk
B.C
Moses
Red Sea
Sinai Peninsula
Egypt
Nadeau Couple Welcomes Daughter Karen Ruth
Mr and Mrs Peter Nadeau of Route 35 Kennebunk announce the birth of daughter Karen Ruth born July 18 at Goodall Hospital Sanford.
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Peter Nadeau
Route 35
Kennebunk
Karen Ruth
Goodall Hospital
Sanford
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N.H. Town
Hub
Tiare Jones
UPI
Stanley Foreman
Boston Herald-American
Bernard A. Streeter, Jr
Nashua
Omega Youth
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Vacuums
Electrolux
Desco Parts & Repair
Usmale & Audies Force
Roffler
U.S
Birch ST
Bildeford
James Agrested
Maine
Art Gallery
Center Street
Portland
Park & Shop
Oakhurst
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