Navy reviews Tullibee shaft break probe findings
The Navy upheld the actions of the crew aboard the nuclear submarine Tullibee after a propeller shaft broke outside the pressure hull causing limited flooding. It rejected crew complaints about Commander Charles Arnest and said no further investigation is warranted. The submarine surfaced safely, repairs were completed at Rota Spain, and sea trials passed before returning toward Groton Connecticut.
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Washington
Navy
Charles Arnest
Tullibee
Tullibee’s Squadron 16
Rota
Spain
Arnest
Groton
Conn
Welfare probe on Seabrook demonstrators sparks legal clash
Gov Meldrim Thomson ordered welfare officials to check if any of the 18 plant site protesters arrested for criminal trespass and disorderly conduct Tuesday are on welfare. A NH Legal Assistance lawyer said naming welfare status would breach state law. Fifteen protesters remained jailed as background checks proceed. Arthur Drake confirmed the inquiry but warned it would violate statutes to release names.
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Seabrook
N.H
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire Legal Assistance
Portsmouth
Thomson
Arthur Drake
State Department of Health and Welfare
Drake
Abrahams loses bail bid in emotional plea
In Boston US District Court Alan Abrahams broke down briefly while asking to care for his two teen daughters as he fights his securities swindle case. The former Lloyd Carr & Co. operator has been jailed awaiting trial amid prior quiet court appearances.
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Boston
Alan Abrahams
Abrahams
Lloyd Carr & Co
U.S
Balloon crew nears Atlantic crossing in helium craft
BEDFORD Massachusetts AP reported three balloonists pushing toward the Atlantic crossing in a helium balloon, setting an endurance record nearly two-thirds of the distance. In Reidsville Georgia AP said white inmates attacked black inmates with prison-made weapons at Georgia State Prison, killing one and injuring three before guards restored order, marking a second major violent incident at the facility in less than a month.
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Bedford, Mass
Atlantic Ocean
Reidsville
Georgia State Prison
Seabrook meeting on Seabrook plant faces legal doubt
Seabrook selectmen set a Sept. 20 special meeting to rescind votes related to selling tax titles and signaling for the nuclear site. Town Counsel Gary Holmes doubts the meeting will affect land sale or the plant issue, urging a second opinion.
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Seabrook
Selectmen
Gary Holmes
Holmes
Selectman
James C. Falconer
Clyde Brown
Rocks Road
Selectmen's
Robert Wyman
Whitman and Howard
Collins Street
Wyman
Whitman and
Howard
Black Snake Road
Selectman Falconer
Frank Valli
DeMoulas
Yankee Greyhound
Cimmarron
Falconer
Burger Chef
Memphis blackouts spark looting and fears of strike
A citywide power outage blamed on sabotage caused looting in Memphis as labor leaders threaten a general strike over police and fire wage disputes. National Guard patrols increased while utilities and FBI investigate the substation break in. Emergency power failures disrupted water, air traffic, and hospital operations, with officials urging quick wage settlements.
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Memphis
E. Winslow Chapman
Memphis Light, Gas & Water Division
Chapman
FBI
Paula Payne
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Allen
Presidents Island
Afl-Cio Labor Council
Tommy Powell
Ray Blanton
National Guard
Blanton
Wyeth Chandler
Ray Denies Killing Dr. Martin Luther King
James Earl Ray testified before the House assassinations committee that he did not shoot Dr. Martin Luther King. He recalled pleading guilty in 1969 but later recanted, claiming he was used in a gun running plot. Security was tight as marshals escorted him into the chamber.
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Washington
James Earl Ray
Congress
Martin Luther King
Ray
Memphis
Tenn
House
U.S
Mark Lane
Richardson Preyer
King
Tennessee
Percy Foreman
Tee
Hearing set Sept 20 for 115 room Woodbury Ave hotel
A public hearing on a Spectrum Enterprises 115 room hotel on Woodbury Ave near New Franklin School access was scheduled for Sept 20 after the Board of Adjustment met. The hotel petition was withdrawn in July to avoid legal issues, with attorney Robert Shaines delaying due to a prior denial. School officialsexpress concern about traffic but see no objection if plans are reviewed before any formal stance.
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Woodbury Ave
New Franklin School
Board of Adjustment
Spectrum Enterprises
Robert Shaines
Harry MacLeod
Variance Denied For Lunch Counter at 917 Greenland Road
The Board of Adjustment denied unanimously the petition by John C Powers to continue a lunch counter illegal operation and to expand its facilities at 917 Greenland Road. Neighbors including Mayor John J Whaley opposed citing traffic and crowding. Also denied was Puddle Dock Realty and New England Fishing Gear petition to build a fishing gear shop on Spaulding Turnpike after opposition over access and future development.
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Greenland Road
Board of Adjustment
John C. Powers
Powers
Robert Steak
Exeter
John J. Whaley
Whaley
Gynni Neri
W.C. Pearson
Dorothy Pearson
Joseph Shaw
Daniel Corcoran
Puddle Dock Realty
Arthur F. Brady Jr
New England Fishing Gear, Inc
Spaulding Turnpike
Alvin E. Taylor
Thornton G. Tobey
Wayne Jones
Echo Ave
Echo Avenue
Woodlawn Circle
Richard R. Moulton
New Hampshire Eyes Canadian Buyers With 15 Percent November Discount
Norman VanderNoot of the New Hampshire Office of Tourism asks motels shops and retail centers to offer a 15 percent discount to Canadian tourists in November as part of a U S Travel Service plan. Some merchants in Lebanon show interest while Laconia merchants remain mixed. The program also runs in Vermont Maine upper New York and Rhode Island.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Vacation Travel
Norman VanderNoot
U.S. Travel Service
United States
VanderNoot
Chambers of Commerce
Lebanon
Laconia
Vermont
Maine
Upper New York
Rhode Island
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