Proposed N H Refinery Draws Negative Reaction
Durham planning board seeks more details before allowing Aristotle Onassis to build his first U S oil refinery at Durham Point. About 150 attended a three hour meeting that grew heated as opponents attacked refineries and Onassis. Booras outlined a 3,000 acre site with an offshore Shoal terminal and a pipeline through Rye and Portsmouth. The project would produce 400,000 barrels daily and include plans for ownership of Isles of Shoal or other sites, with three other communities also bid for the refinery.
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Aristotle Onassis
U.S
University of New Hampshire
Durham Point
Peter Booras
New Hampshire
Joseph Millimet
Onassis
Olympic Refineries Inc
New York City
Thomas Markham
Lowell
Mass
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Concord
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Duram Point
Mideast
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Rye
Portsmouth
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Pease Air Base
Ford Executives Told They Will Be Murdered in Argentina
BUENOS AIRES AP Leftist guerrillas warned Ford Motor Co executives and their families they would be murdered one by one and the factory blown up over alleged exploitation. About 90 people evacuated to Montevideo then dispersed to the U S and Europe. Government pledged protection while noting no specific measures. Police report rising foreign kidnapings with over 500 incidents and more than 20 million dollars paid in ransom this year.
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Skeleton found in locked NH house linked to family
In Concord three bodies were found in a secluded New Hampshire home. Cecilia Kenney aged 84 lay on a downstairs couch with a TV as Grace 76 and Roland 72 were discovered upstairs in bed. Police say Cecilia died of natural causes and her relatives appeared to keep her as part of the family. Medical examiner found no foul play. neighbors had noticed three weeks of missing mail.
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Grace
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Thomas
Mathews
Post Office
U N Official Mediator Seeks Restart Of Middle East Talks
U N commander Lt Gen Ensio Siilasvuo met Egyptian War Minister Ahmed Ismail in Cairo then flew to Jerusalem to press Egyptian Maj Gen Mohamed el Gamaly and Israeli Maj Gen Aharon Yariv to resume talks after Thursday's breakdown. Israel and Egypt warned of max alert on the Suez front as cease fire talks faltered amid disputed withdrawal positions and the looming Geneva peace conference in mid December. Saudi Arabia exempted Britain France and Spain from an upcoming oil cutback while African states with ties to Israel would receive exemptions.
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Algiers
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Europe
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Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
London
Britain
Spain
France
Decision on Gasoline Rationing Nears
Washington AP report says President Nixon may decide on gasoline rationing or higher taxes or both after a cabinet meeting. Energy officials lean toward rationing. Congress unlikely to approve a large tax hike. Stein cautions no decision yet as contingency plans are drafted amid a looming fuel shortage impact.
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Sarelas Says Town Needs Unified Action Under New Charter
Old Orchard Beach town manager Louis Sarelas, who departs Dec. 17 for Claremont New Hampshire, criticizes a small group of local disruptors and urges unity. He cites overextended duties welfare director road commissioner tax collector and calls for a strengthened charter granting control over boards and departments to improve budgeting and governance.
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War powers law could allow new bombing in Indochina
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger said the war powers bill, now law after Nixon veto override, may let the president order new bombing in Indochina if North Vietnam launches a major offensive. He noted the State Department is examining the possibility though he would likely oppose it.
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