New Hampshire Tourism Holds Up Despite Recession
Concord reports New Hampshire tourism remained strong with traffic counts similar to 1973, Seacoast saw solid business, and July park revenues rose 27.1 percent over last year though much of the gain comes from higher prices. In Essex, Ivoryton Playhouse faces financial strain with 30 percent lower box office this season, due to union costs and theater slumps, risking future seasons.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Edward J. Bennett
Bennett
Essex, Conn
Ivoryton Playhouse
Kenneth J. Krezel
Actors Equity
Equity
Equity House
Krezel
Slayton Released After Lung Tumor Surgery
Astronaut Donald K. Slayton, 51, left M D Anderson Hospital nine days after surgeons removed a small benign tumor from his left lung. He walked out Wednesday and said he felt in real good shape. He was a crew member of the recent Soviet American flight.
Hoffa Son Predicts Indictment Before Grand Jury
James R Hoffa's foster son Charles L O'Brien refused to answer grand jury questions and predicted an indictment. Attorney James Burdick contends the probe veers into Teamsters politics and accuses DOJ of leaks while O'Brien drives a car linked to Anthony Giacalone. Louis Linteau, Hoffa confidant, is to testify about Hoffa's call asking where Giacalone is.
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Detroit
James R Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Charles L
Chuckie’ O'Brien
Wednesse
O’brien
Hoffa
Justice Department
Organized Crime
Hamsters Union
James Burdick
Burdick
O'Brien
Detroit Free Press
Associated Press
Grand Jury
FBI
Anthony
Tony Jack
Giacalone
Joseph Giacalone
Lieve O'Brien
Louis Linteau
Pontiac
Mich
Sex bias suit settled at Brown University
Providence AP report says Jane Thomson, a psychiatric social worker at Brown University, reached an out of court settlement covering back wages legal fees and damages over 29000 dollars. The deal requires her resignation from University Health Service amid harassment claims and unclear duties.
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Providence
Iowa University
Jane Thomson
Thomson
Brown University
Health Service
Welcome To The Fold Newcomers Welcomed By Journal
The Biddeford Saco Journal greets area newcomers with brief introductions to Chad Christopher Binette and Tory Donald Pound and Dennis D Lambert as their families share connections in Biddeford Saco Lyndonville and Caribou. The snippet notes Adolph Ochs founder of the New York Times died in 1935.
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Biddeford-Saco
Chad Christopher Binette
Michael J. Binette
Temple St
Saco
Laurence Perron
Ernest Valliere
Fernand Binette
Biddeford
Ludger Binette
Denis Sirois
Caribou
Adolph Simon Ochs
The
New York Times
Jackson Five member Jackie Jackson sued for divorce
Sigmund Jackie Jackson of the Jackson Five faces divorce from Enid Arden Jackson after a nine month marriage in Las Vegas. Enid seeks community property settlement and temporary support of 5000 dollars monthly as the couple separation last August 16. The group has performed since the late 1960s.
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Los Angeles
Sigmund
Jackie’’ Jackson
Jackson Five
Enid Arden Jackson
Superior Court
Wornano
Las Vegas
Elvis Presley Receives Call From Nixon in Hospital
Elvis Presley, hospitalized for exhaustion and tests since August 21, spoke by phone for 10 to 15 minutes with former President Richard M. Nixon who called to wish him well. Maurice Elliott, hospital vice president, confirmed Nixon's courtesy call.
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Memphis
Tenn
Elvis Junntae
Han
Cotuall
Archac
Crazy Arma Dene
Presley
Richard M. Nixon
WWD
Astree Au Lane
Wwe
Maurice Elliott
Memorial Hospital
Nixon
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Moravia
N.Y
UPI
Hoffa ‘Son
Anthony Giacalone
Brown
Marcu
Saco Valley Shopping Center
Liz
London
Henry Wynberg
Acces
Ann Wailes
Miss Taylor
Richard Burton
Richard
Wynberg
Robert Fairbairn
Chris Owens
Fairbairn
Brentwood
Elvis
Christopher Adam Powell
Jennifer Renne Thomas
Covington, Ky
Colonial Shoe Store
Ralph’s
Main Street
Army
Gil Bouchard
Ray Lefavor
National Guard
Army Reserve
Daly Bros
Olontat Furniture
Kennebunk
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