Congress Plaza renewal plan faces Main Street clash
The Congress Plaza Development Corporation proposes high rise apartments and townhouses in the Main Street area, risking closure of Main Street. City officials previously endorsed renderings linking the project to a revived Congress Plaza, while federal funding for new housing remains frozen awaiting a thaw.
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Ats Beer
Congress Plaza
Congress Plaz Development Corporation
Citizens’ Group
Common Council
Main Street
Corporation
Ayor
Nicholas A. Panuzioreto
Washington
Miyor Panuzio
North End
Onassis Oil Refinery Proposal For New Hampshire Port
New Hampshire considers Olympic Refineries plan to build a coastal oil port and giant refinery to supply state and parts of New England. Governor Thor supports the project with a state staff effort, citing $600 million investment, while environmentalists warn of spill risks and long-term coastal impact.
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Onassis Say
New Hampshire
New England
Connecticut
Filek
Sid Charige
America
Selling Big Cars in a Shrinking Used Market
Private sale to retail buyers is urged to maximize price for large used cars. Advertise openly with home hours, emphasize capacity and comfort, offer a stronger guarantee, strip nonessential accessories, and present low mileage as a value factor. The piece notes a coming rise in small cars and a shifting market toward compact models.
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Tnday
Wholeralarien
Metropolie
New York
Ford
L. A
Counterpressure to curb Arab oil power urged in West
A column argues consumer nations must unite to counter Arab oil power. It outlines a unity pool, a shift to higher cost energy like coal liquefaction, and a counterboycott such as arms sales restrictions to pressure Arab states. It notes missteps by France and Germany and warns that without coordinated action there will be no settlement with Israel or oil-price relief.
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Washington
Middle East
Europe
United States
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Soviet Union
Questioning U.S. Troop Abroad Role in Energy Crisis
A critical column argues that 315000 U.S. troops in Western Europe and 600000 overseas total drench fuel supplies, calling for a rethink of overseas deployments amid inflation and winter shortages. The piece accuses the Pentagon of ignoring oil consumption data while warning that troops abroad intensify strain on energy, schools, and public life.
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U.S
Europe
Staten
Mir
Vermont
Amen Richard Tapes Question Belief and Watergate Ties
A reader style scene recreates a church gathering where members chant belief as Richard addresses alleged Watergate links and missing tapes. He teases revelations about the recordings and a looming court showdown, prompting mixed, credulous responses.
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Watergate
ITT
Howard Hughes
Brothers and Sisters
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