McIntyre presses for advanced tech aid to Israel
Senator Thomas J. McIntyre urged President Ford to release advanced non nuclear military technology to Israel to meet its defensive needs. He spoke at a Portsmouth B'nai B'rith gathering, warning against weapons with nuclear potential and linking aid to Israel with support for Egypt's arms plans. He praised Egypt's break with Russia and touted Arab moderates like Anwar Sadat. In Keene, burglars damaged a wall at Simons Jewelers and stole 15000 to 20000 dollars in jewelry, while covering other offices in the building.
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NOW seeks IRS audit of Catholic dioceses over funding
The National Organization for Women calls for an IRS audit of Roman Catholic dioceses and related bodies alleging illegal use of tax exempt funds to back anti abortion candidates. NOW president Karen DeCrow says violations could end church tax exemption. The group urges action amid a 10 state regional conference in Hartford attended by about 1,000.
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Telephone rate hike hearing bound in N H
The New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission prepares a Nashua hearing on a 19.5 million rate increase sought by New England Telephone Co. Executive Councilor Bernard Streeter urges broad citizen testimony as legal aid calls for rate reform amid possible 10 percent electric bill rise from wholesale rate boosts.
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UNH backs controversial Concord bunker project
Warren Clarke of UNH says the proposed $750,000 underground bunker in Concord is not only for nuclear attack. He argues a centralized operations center would help respond to natural disasters floods storms train wrecks chemical spills and fires.
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Center For Emergency Planning
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University of New Hampshire
Savings Bonds Help Build Navy and Nation
Congress issued government securities to fund naval expansion after the Revolutionary War. Citizens invested $711,700, enabling a down payment on 10 ships. Today, buying U S Savings Bonds at banks or via Payroll Savings Plan supports the country and yields a secure return.
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