Utility exec cites $27 yearly fuel saving from fair oil distribution
William Tallman head of Public Service Co of New Hampshire says equitable domestic oil pricing could save New England consumers about 27 dollars a year on fuel bills. He notes current policies fail to meet mandates and calls for changes through ongoing Federal Energy Administration hearings.
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Open handed official puts welfare in red
Watertown Connecticut officials faced a $243000 welfare deficit after welfare supervisor Janice Horton approved more aid than state guidelines allowed. Town Manager Paul Smith resigned, taking responsibility, while Horton cut 30 local recipients and sought two extra weeks to help find alternatives. She argues strict standards and rising caseload caused excess spending.
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Democratic Committee Meets in Loranger School
Old Orchard Beach Democrats schedule a March 22 meeting at 7 30 p m in Loranger School. Delegates and alternates chosen for the May state convention are urged to attend.
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Coast Guard to field questions on New Hampshire lakes control
Coast Guard Lt Cmdr Glenn Haines will visit Laconia New Hampshire next week to answer questions from commercial vessel owners about federal laws governing Coast Guard jurisdiction over Lakes Winnipesaukee and Winnisquam. The move has sparked criticism from Governor Meldrim Johnson and others in the region.
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Small but solid gain reported for New England economy
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston notes January gains in construction, employment, and nondurable manufacturing. Unemployment rate stands at 11 percent. consumer prices rise 4.6 percent due to auto insurance premiums. First National Boston Corp CEO Richard Hill discusses inflation and regional diversification plans.
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