Russian Actress and Pilot Likely to Marry Today
Stamford AP report says Victoria Fyodorova and Pan American pilot Frederick Polly may wed today in Stamford. Polly’s half brother Navy Capt. Hugh Tate says it will be a love filled marriage as the couple seeks privacy.
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Victoria Fyodorova
Manhattan
Stamford
Navy
Hugh Tate
Orange Park
Fla
Pan American World Airways
Frederick R. Polly
Tuesay
Polly
John Grunow
Victoria
Tate
Iss Fyodorova
Jackson R. Tate
Zoya
U.S
United States
Fyodorova
Ris Groshikov
Moscow
Irena Kirk
University of Connecticut
Guard Idea Madness Sparks NH Political Clash
New Hampshire Democratic leader Laurence I. Radway calls Gov Meldrim Thomson's plan to double the National Guard and arm it with nuclear weapons sheer madness. Thomson argues for a doubled, better armed guard, with nuclear arms possible under presidential order. Brig Gen John Blatsos supports expansion to maintain a sizeable force.
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Concord
N.H
Laurence I. Radway
New Hampshire
Democratic Party
Meldrim Thomson
National Guard
Huey Long
Radway
Dartmouth College
National War College
Ae Thomson
National Governors Conference
New Orleans
Congress
Associated Press
Thomson
John Blatsos
Nationale
Grant
Blatsos
Route 1 trailer home in Scarborough offers affordable living
A 60 by 12 Parkwood trailer home near Route 1 in Southgate Scarborough Maine 04074 is only 2 percent years old. It features a kitchen with range and dbl oven, a living room, two bedrooms and a bath with twin lavs. Lot rent is 50 dollars per month and includes sewerage and water. Priced at 7000 dollars. Call for details.
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Parkwood
Saco Ranch
Senate to allow radio TV coverage of New Hampshire dispute
Washington AP report says Senate leaders expect to approve a resolution on Monday authorizing broadcast coverage of the New Hampshire election dispute debate. The issue centers on the November 5 senatorial contest between Democrat John Durkin and Republican Louis Wyman.
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Washington
Senate
New Hampshire
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Mike Mansfield
Tion
John Durkin
State Ballot Law Commission
Louis Wyman
Senate Rules Committee
James McClure
Idaho
Settlement Reaches 6.8 Million Over Faulty 1972 Fuel
Vernon Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp and General Electric Co settle a 6.8 million claim over allegedly faulty 1972 fuel rods. Vermont Yankee to receive new fuel fabrications and services, not cash. Settlement aims to lower future power costs for New England utilities.
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Crowley
Griffin
Vermont Yankee
General Electric Co
Elec
Tricity
New England
General Electric
Nuclear Power Corporation
New Hampshire Bargaining Ban Upheld by Court
A three judge panel in Concord upholds NH law barring state university professors from collective bargaining. The Durham AAUP chapter, representing about 240 of 450 professors, challenged the law as unconstitutional noting the discrimination against university faculty. Judge Bownes says the restraint serves a legitimate government purpose to preserve campus governance. An appeal to the Supreme Court is uncertain as legislators consider repealing the ban.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Durham
American Association of University Professors
Hugh H. Bownes
U.S. District Court
Bownes
Voca
Tional
a_ university
Sam Rosen
U.S. Supreme Court
Thomson veto threat over Franconia College data request
Gov. Meldrim Thomson pledged to veto state money requests until Franconia College provides names and addresses of students and salaries of faculty. Leon Botstein defends legal limits on sharing such information. Thomson froze grants linked to a federal program and hinted at more vetoes. A Vermont injunction halted ticket lines at the Vernon nuclear plant amid a strike by NEES members over transformer work.
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Concord
N.H
Meldrim Thomson
Franconia College
Leon Botstein
New Hampshire
Botstein
Thomson
Franconia
Tomson
New Hampshire to decide on abortion payment ban for welfare
Concord AP reports the New Hampshire welfare division sets a June 24 hearing on a proposed regulation to ban abortion payments to welfare recipients. The move follows a court ruling that state funds must cover abortions unless policy changes. The regulation would restrict surgical and obstetrical services to cases allowed by law and medically necessary to protect the mother or fetus.
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Concord
N.H
U.S. District Court
Hugh H. Bownes
New Hampshire
Welfare Division
Emery Stands Against Dickey Lincoln hydro project
Washington AP report says Rep. David F. Emery plans to vote against a pending 1 million dollar appropriation for continued planning of the Dickey Lincoln hydroelectric project. Gov. James B. Longley pressed for a unified Maine stance, while Muskie Hathaway and Cohen urged continued federal funding amid pending studies. Army Corps officials attended, outlining flood control ties to Fort Kent and the Dickey project.
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Washington
James B. Longley
U.S
David F. Emery
Longley
Maine
Emery
Edmund Muskie
William Hathaway
William Cohen
U.S. House
Dickey Lincoln
New England
Army Corps of Engineers
Fort Kent
New sweepstake unveiled in New Hampshire
The New Hampshire Sweepstakes Commission launched High Card Jackpot, a new instant sweepstakes game starting Wednesday. It promises wider prize distribution from 2 to 100000 dollars, with odds of one winning ticket per eleven. Prizes include 10000 for four aces and 1000 for four kings.
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Concord
N.H
N.H. Sweepstakes Commission
Sweepstakes
Edward J. Powers
Sweepstakes Commission
How Politicians Arrive Inside Intelligence Files
In Santa Ana Keith Concannon explains how politicians may gain access to police surveillance and computerized files. He uses a county chart to illustrate tensions between police chiefs and political figures and warns this dynamic fuels paranoia on both sides. Concannon notes decades in law enforcement and compares inquiries to informal whispers about sensitive private information.
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Santa Ana, Calif
Keith Concannon
Orange County
Calif
Police
Concannon
Congressional
Cee
Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Los Saree
Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit
LEIU
Old Orchard Beach Recreation Schedule Promises Busy Summer
Local youngsters can enjoy a full summer recreation program from June 23 to August 15, 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m five days weekly at Memorial Park and area playgrounds. Activities include bike rally soccer track events volleyball arts crafts and indoors on rainy days. Program director Donna Mout satsos leads with supervisors. Grants from the federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration back the effort.
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Park and Recreation Commission
Donna Moutsatsos
Memorial Park
Atlantic Avenue Tennis Court
Jameson School
School Street
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