Community Development funds reshape Portsmouth Plan
The federal CD program will funnel nearly five million dollars into Portsmouth, guided by local input through Citizens Advisory Committee hearings and City Council decisions. Projects include Lafayette Industrial Park investment of about 300,000, Sea Crest Village improvements of 275,000, Market Square at 400,000, Lafayette Road and Woodbury Avenue sidewalks at 125,000, McDonough Street upgrade around 600,000, and a controversial 200,000 multi purpose center. The aim remains viable urban communities with decent housing and expanded economic opportunities for low and moderate income residents.
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Market Square
A. Robert Thoresen
Lafayette
Sea Crest Village
Joseph Sawtelle
Lafayette Road
Woodbury Avenue
McDonough Street
British Vulcan bomber crashes near Glenview Air Station
A British delta-wing Vulcan turbo-jet crashed after takeoff from Glenview Naval Air Station in Northbrook, exploding in a large fireball. There were no survivors. Police and Red Cross report the crash occurred in a garbage dump in the Chicago suburb, with crew size unknown. The four-engine jet was slated for a Chicago air show this weekend.
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Northbrook
Ill
Glenview Naval Air Station
Red Cross
Cook County
Sheriff's Office
Chicago
Van Houten receives concurrent life terms in Tate LaBianca killings
Los Angeles AP reports Leslie Van Houten, once a teenager in Charles Manson's circle, was sentenced to three concurrent life prison terms for killing a grocer and his wife and for conspiracy in the Tate and LaBianca murders. The third trial concluded nine years after the 1969 killings. She was convicted of conspiracy despite not being present at the Tate killings.
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Los Angeles
Leslie van Houten
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
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Rosemary LaBianca
Miss van Houten
Tate
LaBiancas
Loring AFB funding boosted to sustain operations
U S Senate Appropriations subcommittee approved 4.8 million extra to keep Loring Air Force Base fully operational through September 30 1979. Senator William D Hathaway requested the funds to avert phasedown plans by the Air Force which seeks at least an 80 percent reduction. The Carter administration had sought 14.1 million in O M funds, Hathaway's office said.
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Limestone
Maine
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Loring Air Force Base
William D. Hathaway
Hathaway
Air Force
Loring
Seabrook fights flare as NRC recall begins
Antinuclear activists planned Friday protests at Seabrook while 1,800 workers recalled after a long halt. NRC reissued a construction permit, letting Public Service Co resume work with risk of further delays, as unions mapped daily recall numbers and 400 workers waited to return depending on schedule.
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Seabrook
N.H
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
NRC
Moriarty
Clamshell Alliance
Joseph Moriarty
New Hampshire State Building and Construction Trades Council
Public Service
Gordon McKenney
Federal probe urged into financing of vocational centers
Concord officials seek federal review of funding for vocational education centers in Conway Manchester and Portsmouth asking for a U S attorney inquiry after the state AG found no cause for investigation Dover and Concord officials demand a state probe saying the Board of Education action was politically motivated and favored Concord and Dover over Manchester Steven Gordon said he would forward the letter to Washington for review by several agencies before deciding on federal jurisdiction
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Concord
N.H
U.S
Washington
Steven Gordon
Dover
William McCann Jr
State Board of Education
Conway
Manchester
Portsmouth
McCann
U.S. Attorney's Office
Rural Health Center Tour Highlights Maine Clinic
U S Health Secretary Joseph Califano visited Albion's Lovejoy Health Center in central Maine to review rural health expansion. The 60 thousand dollar center serves seven towns with about 50 daily patients and 9 000 residents while two young doctors funded by the National Health Service Corps provide care.
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Albion
Maine
Little Lovejoy
Joseph Califano
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Bessie Dixon
Califano
National Health Service Corps
C. Forrest West
West
Paul A. Forman
Augusta
Balloonists aim for Atlantic crossing in Double Eagle II
Three Albuquerque men Maxie Anderson Ben Abruzzo and Larry Newman launched the 11 story high Double Eagle II from Presque Isle Maine intending to cross the Atlantic in about five days. They carried enough supplies for a month and planned a route toward the Azores before aiming for Europe.
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Albuquerque, N.M
Ben Abruzzo
Maxie Anderson
Larry Newman
Presque Isle
Maine
Newman
Albuquerque
N.M
Europe
Abruzzo
Anderson
Marshfield
Mass
Iceland
N H Governor orders flags at half staff for Pope
Concord New Hampshire Gov Meldrim Thomson again ordered state office building flags lowered for Pope Paul VI funeral drawing criticism from the New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union which argues the move undermines church state separation. The union, which once took Thomson to the Supreme Court, says it will not fight this decision in court but contends the precedent is troubling.
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Concord
N.H
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire State Civil Liberties Union
Thomson
U. S. Supreme Court
Jon Meyer
The
Civil Liberties Union
Meyer
U.S. District Court
Walter Skinner
Boston
Skinner
U.S. Supreme Court
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