Executive Council Names CD Head In Granite State
George McAvoy, head of the Governor's Office of Comprehensive Planning, was nominated as New Hampshire director of civil defense but will have no control over state police or the National Guard in an emergency. Civil defense duties will be handled by Con. John Blatsos under Gov. Meldrim Thomson's executive order. The Executive Council, meeting at Wentworth-Coolidge House in Portsmouth, confirmed Dr. Jack E. Melton as head of the Laconia State School for mentally retarded and handicapped children, appointing a $23,315 directorship set to begin Oct. 15. The council also tabled a federal grant vote on vehicles for private welfare agencies amid Thomson's reservations about nine agencies and federal regulations. He plans to survey councilors by telephone afterward.
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Portsmouth
N.H
George McAvoy
Governor's Office of Comprehensive Planning
New Hampshire
National Guard
Con
John Blatsos
Meldrim Thomson
Thomson
McAvoy
Executive Council
Blatsos
Wentworth-Coolidge House
Berlin
Laconia State School
Jack E. Melton
Melton
North Country Community Services
Cere Sual
Nashua council reviews transit use and court study plan
Councillor Bernard Streeter questions using vehicles to transport voters for the Sept 16 Senate election but is assured federal contract rules prohibit it. The council approved a $157000 National Center for State Courts study of the state court system, urged by Chief Justice Frank Kenison, to explore judiciary changes.
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Nashua
Senate
Council
Thomson
Wheelabater-Frye Co
Hampton
Portsmouth
National Center of State Courts
Frank Kenison
State Supreme Court
Edward J. Haseltine
Merrimack
Public Erine Labor Relations Board
Haseltine
State Employes Association
Joseph Moriarty
Steelworkers Union
Franconia Notch Highway Meeting Tonight in Concord
A public informational meeting on Interstate 93 proposals through Franconia Notch is set in Concord. The Environmental Coalition requested the meeting to help Southern New Hampshire residents understand the options. VTN Consolidated will present recreation design concepts for Franconia Notch State Park and its link to the highway decision. the impact statement is due this Fall.
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N.H
Franconia Notch
Environmental
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Franconia Note State Park
New Hampshire Highway
Vermonters Skeptical of Ford Oil Price Decontrol
Vermonters oppose Ford plans to decontrol oil prices arguing it may not cut consumption. Gov Salmon cites need for proof or alternatives such as mandatory conservation and import quotas. He warns decontrol could raise pump prices about seven cents and notes Vermont has seen 20 cent rises with little usage drop.
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Salmon
Vermont
Forrest
Orr
New England Teacher Walkouts Collapse School Schedules
The Associated Press reports teacher walkouts in three southern New England states close schools and disrupt the academic calendar. Massachusetts towns Lynn Newton and Boston face strikes. Connecticut East Haven schools operate half days as a 250-teacher walkout prompts terminations. Rhode Island endures the widest impact with about 73 000 students affected across Pawtucket Woonsocket North Providence Cranston Bristol Warren Scituate Smithfield Newport Tiverton Middletown Cumberland and Johnston.
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Cumberland
Johnston
Wind Powered Auto Is Ready For Cross Country Drive
Charles MacArthur, 47, a proponent of electric vehicles, builds a wind powered car with a roof turbine. He plans a 90 day coast to coast trip to California with lectures, hoping steady winds on the Great Plains keep batteries charged. The VW bus carries 10 golf cart batteries and reaches 30 mph, but wind helps only when parked. He promotes energy reform and teaches electric conversion while funding bike commutes and sanitation perks at his company.
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Windsor
Conn
Charles MacArthur
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MacArthur
Detroit
California
acArthur
Massachusetts Electric to test solar heated water for homes
Massachusetts Electric announces a 250000 dollar solar water heater test for 100 residential customers. Homeowners may contribute 200 dollars, while the company funds 800 to 1400 dollars per installation. The program lasts one to two years with Arthur D. Little analyzing results.
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Massachusetts Electric Co
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Massachusetts Electric
New England
Aia
Arthur D. Little Inc
Cambridge
Cadigan
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