Mail Plane Missing in New Hampshire
One person was sought by ground parties after a mail plane went missing in New Hampshire. An aerial search was ruled out due to fog.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1973
Page
15
One person was sought by ground parties after a mail plane went missing in New Hampshire. An aerial search was ruled out due to fog.
Fragmented UPI copy describes San Francisco and Lebanon New Hampshire mentions watershed land and acreage 456.1 with references to mail plane missing and a lady selling fleece cashmere wool pests and cultivation. Readable bits suggest a fragmentary notice about land and pest control plants with unusual phrasing.
Stratford board chair James W McGuire announces committee assignments for Democrats Lawrence E Palais Gail H Sintkham and Francis D Spits and Republicans Katherine O Connor Bery Lambard John E Ryan including budget study negotiating teachers and sabbatical panels with numerous names and local meetings plus church and Scout notices and building permits for homes and public facilities across Stratford.
Rep Marilyn Pearson will open her district office for questions and comments from constituents Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Lovell Building on Main Street in Stratford Center. Discussions will be on a first come, first served basis.
Stratford High School presents the one act or full play Miracle Worker with Suzanne D Orsi as Helen Keller and Carol Monroe as Annie Sullivan. Senior citizens' performance at 7:15 p.m. in the school auditorium, tickets available in the lobby. Additional showings scheduled Friday and Saturday at 8:15 p.m. Local calendar notes include fire safety talk for Boy Scout troop 1 and various community events and cinema listings.
Northeast Utilities asked Connecticut DEP for a six month exemption to burn high-sulfur oil this winter to ensure electricity supply. William H. Cuddy argued for a 96 day variance, saying low-sulfur fuel is nearly exhausted and the utility must use dirtier fuel while seeking cheaper, lower sulfur options. DEP staff recommended a 1.25 percent sulfur limit for fuel and 2 percent for coal, but allowed no fixed cap, urging best efforts to obtain low sulfur fuel. The decision, due from Deputy Commissioner Eckhardt Beock, could come Thursday.
The Arctic terns hold the world record for migration, according to Encyclopedia Britannica. When grown, they leave feeding grounds and, after about eleven months, reach the Antarctic region traveling around 11,000 miles.
A fragmented clipping lists events at the First Congregational Church on Maint Street at 7:30. Sterling House notes show community center meetings at Main Street with Cadet Girl Scout troop at 7, Mothers' club at 8, and Sterling Ski Club at 8:30 this evening.
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