Train Service Rejuvenated In Wolfboro New Hampshire
In Wolfboro New Hampshire an independent railroad operates as a licensed public utility with 18 to 20 volunteer workers. Donald Halleck owns most shares and runs weekend passenger trips between Wolfboro and Salmonville with freight runs of about 12 miles. A refurbished steam locomotive is being prepared for longer hauls to improve speed and service, while a diesel like industrial engine handles short trips. The venture aims for broader passenger and freight activity beyond the current excursions.
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Wolfboro
N.H
New Hampshire
Public Utilities Commission
Wolfsboro
Salmonville
Donald Halleck
Hallock
Jersey Central
Fernald
Halloch
Nixon Outlines Energy Reduction and Department Overhaul
President Nixon plans a 5 percent cut in personal energy use and a 7 percent government reduction, plus a major reorganization creating a Department of Energy and Natural Resources and a new Energy Research and Development Administration. The plan excludes a mandatory fuel allocation. it calls for federal efficiency measures and a five year, 10 billion dollar energy research push starting 1975. The Nuclear Energy Commission would replace the Atomic Energy Commission, with shifts in aviation fuel use and car buying by federal agencies under review.
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Colorado
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Atomic Energy Convision
Nuclear Energy Commission
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Aviation Administration
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Air Transport Association
Office of Energy Servation
German Mark Revalued Upward by 5.5 Percent
West Germany revalued the mark 5.5 percent against currencies of France, Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Bonn will keep the mark floated with seven partners versus the dollar. The move aims to curb liquidity pressure and affect US-German trade dynamics amid volatile forex.
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Willy Brandt
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Belgium
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Frankfurt Exchange
U.S
America
Karl Klasen
Central Bank
Canadians hesitate to sell oil to United States
Inside The Journal notes Canadians are less anxious to ship crude south amid shifting oil markets. A lighthearted column quotes a cartoonish line about debt showing everyday worries amid trade tensions and resource prices.
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Discrepancy Found in Dean Testimony on Hotel Site
John W. Dean III admitted he may have named the wrong hotel for a key Watergate meeting. The discrepancy emerged as the Senate Watergate committee pressed Dean during cross examination and sought access to White House records. Dean acknowledged confusion over Kalmbach’s meeting location at the Mayflower and Statler Hilton hotels, while insisting the substance of the meeting concerned hush money for those arrested at the June 17, 1972 break in.
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John W. Dean III
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Nixon
Dean
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N. C
Thehite House
Edward J. Gur
Mayflower
Gurney
Kalmbach
Statler- Hilton
Ervin
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Congress
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Old Orchard Beach Enacts Traffic Plan Cutting Parking
Town Council approves a new traffic ordinance closing the square at the foot of Old Orchard Street from noon to midnight and banning parking. Loading allowed midnight to noon. four spaces set for major owners. a trial period proposed with potential overrides for hardship.
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Old Orchard Street
Atty
Daniel Mooers
Trusteed Estates Inc
Herbert Bennett
Palace Playland
Carmen Cretaro
Jon Nathanson
Barnett Shur
City of
Portland
Joseph Mokarzel
Mokarzel
Leslie Wyman
E. Emerson Cummings
Weicker Defends GOP as Dean Hearings Escalate
Sen Lowell P Weicker Jr grilled John Dean II on Watergate while reading a March tape of Ehrlichman and Kleindienst that shows concern over White House probes. Weicker criticized intimidation tactics and drew applause from both parties during the cross examination.
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Richard G. Kleindienst
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
White House
Kleindienst
Ehhrlichman
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Weicker and Colson dupe claims in Senate probe
Weicker and Baker deny the Tennessean's intercession while Weicker cites several intimidation attempts. He alleges fabricated Colson stories aimed at discrediting him and luring a journalist to accuse misuse of funds.
Colson, Weicker clash over smear attempts in White House tactics
Colson who left the White House in March denied a charge of disloyalty. Weicker said attempts had been made to smear him with rumors he planned to switch parties. He demanded the White House either charge him specifically or disavow the smear.
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