FEA to warn Sprague over NH overcharges in millions
The Federal Energy Administration plans to issue a notice of probable violation to C H Sprague and Sons of Boston for overcharging New Hampshire customers including Public Service Co. of New Hampshire. Public Service faces scrutiny over possible passing of overcharges to its 90 percent of electric customers.
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Concord
N.H
Federal Energy Administration
C.H. Sprague and Sons of
Boston
New Hampshire
FEA
Public Service Co. of
Sprague
State Public Utiliies Commission
Public Service
Schiller
Union Petroleum Co
William C. Tallman
Oer
Tallman
Necesar
Investi
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
Concord Hospital
Limited U.S. reaction to Thai military coup
Washington officials welcomed the Thai coup with limited enthusiasm despite the pro American military faction in Bangkok. They recalled earlier U S optimism for Thailand’s democratic experiment and noted casualties, with at least 26 dead and 180 wounded.
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Washington
Arthur Hummel
House
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Bangkok
Moscow
Adm
Sangad Chalanya
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Sangad
Project FUEL offers winterization aid for the poor
Project FUEL provides free home winterization work including insulation and storm upgrades to low income homeowners. In York County, single filers earning 3500 dollars or less qualify with elderly prioritized. many cases await work into next year.
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William Powell
York County
Powell
Maine Communist ticket blocked by Longley tactics
Jarvis Tyner accuses Gov. Longley of McCarthyite tactics to bar the Communist Party from Maine’s November ballot. He says the decision, upheld by courts, used unfair petition rules, while urging voters to write in Gus Hall and the Communist ticket. Tyner also condemns Ford and Carter in a harsh speech to about 50 supporters.
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Portland, Maine
Jarvis Tyner
James B. Longley
Communist Party
Maine
Tyner
Joseph McCarthy
Gus Hall
Mark Gartley
Longley
Iner
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Oil pipeline usage to accelerate amid western supply concerns
Imperial Oil Ltd and a consortium of western oil firms told the National Energy Board of Canada that tanker traffic will rebound after a recent drop and that an additional pipeline may be required by 1982. They warned western Canadian oil reserves are depleting faster than expected and the western pipeline, which began last summer, may be halted by 1982.
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Portland, Maine
Portland
Montreal
Te Portland
the Express
Imperial Oil Ltd
National Energy Board of Canada
Canada
Imperial
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