Navy probes Tullibee mishap and crew tensions
Boston AP reports the nuclear submarine Tullibee broke a single propeller shaft while submerged in the Mediterranean on June 16. The engine room flooded as sands leaked from the shaft bearing, causing crew concerns about serving under Cmdr. Charles Arnest. The ship is in drydock in Rota, Spain, as Navy Judge Advocate General probes the incident and earlier crew complaints.
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No Stranger The Submarine Tullibee’s Mishap History
The submarine Tullibee built in Groton Connecticut and overhauled at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard has appeared in multiple incidents. In 1972 it collided in the Atlantic with a West German merchant ship about 150 miles off North Carolina, with no injuries. In 1974 it was struck by a testing device from USS Grayling while tied to the Portsmouth dock, again with minimal damage and no injuries.
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Bombs Found Outside UN, Grand Central Station
Police report dynamite bombs recovered early today outside the United Nations building and in a Grand Central coin locker after a caller with a heavy foreign accent alerted NBC at 4 20 am. The incident prompted a security response in New York as investigations began.
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King assassination hearings open in Memphis
The House committee investigated 21 conspiracy allegations in MLK Jr. murder and will review more evidence before rulings. Chairman Louis Stokes said the panel would suspend judgment until all evidence is in as public hearings begin in Memphis, Tennessee, on April 4, 1968.
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Roof collapses at Osage coal mine traps two miners
A roof fall inside Consolidation Coal Co Arkwright No. 1 mine at Osage near Morgantown trapped two miners a mile inside the mine and injured three others. The status of the trapped men was not known as rescue teams worked in the early minutes after the 12:40 a.m. collapse.
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Carter visits Missouri to press farm price gains claim
President Carter flew to Missouri to address a farmers convention and press the administration line that farmers income has risen 25 percent this year. White House adviser Stuart Eizenstat repeated the figure in a TV interview, reinforcing the campaign message.
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Kucinich survives recall bid by slim margin
In Cleveland Mayor Dennis Kucinich clung to a 275 vote lead as supporters celebrated, while election officials opened the path to a recount. In Bedford Massachusetts balloonists continue their transatlantic bid, remaining about 470 miles east of Newfoundland on day three, aiming for northern Europe and possibly Brest, France, as they fly at 24 mph and reach 15,000 feet.
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Israel delays building of settlements in West Bank
The Israeli Cabinet shelved plans to construct five new Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank until after the Camp David summit. Cabinet Secretary Arieh Naor said decisions would be discussed after the meeting with Carter mediating Prime Minister Begin and President Sadat. Deputy PM Yadin opposed the timing though his party backs more outposts.
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Seabrook Faces Renewed Anti Nuclear Protests
Seabrook New Hampshire residents brace for renewed anti nuclear actions as Clamshell Alliance plans intensified civil disobedience after federal NRC approval to resume construction. Eighteen protesters set to occupy the site on Aug 1, 1976 echoing past demonstrations that drew thousands and led to mass arrests and job losses.
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Monahan coal to cable contract a disputed plan
Portsmouth school chief Timothy Monahan says a Continental Cablevision deal with the School Board is not in the district’s best interests as written. He also notes a 115 room Anchorage area motel project and discusses vandalism costs and possible assignments for offenders to offset damages.
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Eighteen anti nukes arrested at Seabrook plant site
At Seabrook NH construction site police arrested 18 Clamshell Alliance protesters in three civil disobedience actions as hundreds of workers returned after layoff. Six entered the site via marsh and fence, hooking to a crane with a no nukes sign. 12 faced criminal trespass. six more tied to Seabrook Station sign outside. Spokesmen vow continued opposition through week and into September.
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Seabrook Demonstrators Face Court Trials
Eighteen defendants from Manchester Seabrook and surrounding towns appear in court over a Seabrook protest. Charges include trespass for crossing marsh and passing under a fence, entering a gate with seedlings to plant, and chaining to a sign outside a gate. Defendants include Eileen Brady Eleanor Mullaley Robert Cushing Kristie Conrad Jay Adams Janet Voorhies John Hill Tim Cunningham Cort Richardson Lee Hourihan Scott Brown Sally Kruger Delevan Whaley David Hills Jan Schaffer Chris Benz and others.
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Chester
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Meredith
Marsh
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Stoddard
Janet Voorhies
Henniker
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Peterborough
Lee Hourihan
Lincoln
Scott Brown
Sally Kruger
Portsmouth
Delevan Whaley
David Hills
Durham
Jan Schaffer
Newmarket
Chris Benz
Pittsfield
Seabrook Land Sale Under Legal Review Over Seabrook Sale
Seabrook town reports authorize a public service land sale for a nuclear plant at a March 1976 meeting. Eighty five petitioners seek a special town meeting to rescind, contesting a January 1969 authorization and questioning the 1976 reaffirmation. Selectman Eric Small says town counsel is reviewing the effect and the Sept. 12 date may change.
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Eric Small
Emery Eaton
Walter Randall
Inside Pine Tree Log Seabrook Budget and Poll Highlights
Summary of local coverage noting an article on Pine Tree Log proceedings including a bottle law proposal and Seabrook budget, plus mentions of a Harris poll and a capital commentary. It also lists diverse features such as sports, profiles, and entertainment across pages 2 to 25.
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