Raiche Defends Broad Tax Stand In NH Politics
New Hampshire Governor hopeful Robert Raiche defends broad based taxes and disputes Union Leader editorials claiming property taxes rise after such taxes. He cited 30 states and attacked publisher William Loeb for living outside NH. Teed up by rival Crowley, Raiche contests GOP aims while Koromilas plans minimal campaign ads.
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Associated Press
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Raiche
Manchester
Ward 12
Democratic Committee
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Alabama
Wisconsin
William Loeb
Massachusetts
Loch
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Raidhe
House
Roger Crowley
Crowley
Walter Peterson
Rochester
Jubilee Calendar Weekend Socials and Open House Events
Tonight at 5 p m Lions fish fry Junior High School at 8 p m rock dance Clockwork Orange tennis courts Tomorrow 8 a m to 1 p m Kiwanis pancake breakfast Market Square Noon 10 mile road race from Market Square 9 p m to 1 p m lawn and bake sale Middle Street Baptist Church 0 a m dog show High School 5 p m Hawaiian luau Junior High School Sunday Church services 11 a m to 4 p m Pease AFB open house 1 a m Protestant services base chapel 11 30 a m F102s flying display Noon NHANG flying crane exhibition 12 30 p m sentry dog display 12 45 p m 39th Army Band concert 1 p m NHANG cargo parachute exhibition 2 p m Guard presentation and World War II planes fly past 2 30 p m Thunderbirds flying display static displays all day 7 30 p m Covenant Players Middle Street Baptist Church
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N.H
Air National Guard
39Th Army Band
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Thunderbirds
Covenant Players
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Jubilee Week Brings Rain and Busy Schedule to Ports Cake
A late shower dimmed plans but Jubilee events persist in Ports. Kiwanis breakfast and Lions fish fry shift locations and times, with rock dance at South Playground and a 10 mile road race from Market Square. Tomorrow features lawn sales, a Hawaiian luau, and Polynesian performances by Seini and Mai Finau. Sunday offers church services, Covenant Players at Middle Street, and a Pease Air Force Base open house with an 11 am gate opening and a 11:30 am mini jet show by the Vermont Air National Guard.
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Covenant Players
Middle Street Baptist Church
Pease Afb
Vermont Air National Guard
Sniper Kills British Soldier in Belfast District
A rifleman shot a British soldier on patrol in a Roman Catholic area of Belfast. Police blamed Protestant groups for two bombings in Catholic districts. In Iceland, Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky drew the 15th game of their world chess championship after a short restart.
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Drow
Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Edith Irving to be Freed From Jail Today
Edith Irving, released after a two month sentence for involvement in the Howard Hughes autobiography hoax, is due to depart jail today. The case stems from her husband Clifford Irving's orchestrated scheme and its media fallout.
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Edith Irving
New York
Howard Hughes
Clifford
Maine Youth Killed at Princeton
Dennis Jacobs 19 of Rockland was killed in a single car crash on U S 1 in Princeton Maine State police say his car lost control after passing another vehicle, skidding off the road and hitting trees.
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Princeton
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Dennis Jacobs
U.S. 1
Jacobs
Rockets Pound Da Nang and Chu Lai in Heavy Attack
Communist forces launched a major rocket barrage on Da Nang and Chu Lai, killing and wounding 22 Americans and 72 Vietnamese, damaging 16 U.S. and South Vietnamese aircraft, and striking civilians near Da Nang. American airmen suffered losses at Da Nang Air Base, while civilian casualties rose in nearby villages.
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Chu Lai
U.S
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Thai Binh
Planning Board Reports Open Space Plan Steps Forward
Planning Board receives progress report on an open space plan prepared by Carlock a university student funded by Ford Foundation. Proposed areas include Great Bog Packer Bog Sagamore Creek and North Mill Pond. Final document will guide actions by the Planning Board and Conservation Commission with a conservation district cluster zoning and broader land suitability study to preserve open space.
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Mill Pond
Carlock
Planning Board and Conservation Commission
Bruce Graves
Graves
Charles Vaughn
Conservation Commission
Vonnhals
Keep Off Warning for Approaches to High Level Bridge
Resident engineer Jon Whitten warned motorists to stay off the bridge approaches after two incidents at the Maine entrance. He noted the approaches remain closed to traffic during construction and that contractor vehicles must access the site, with the warning applying to both Maine and New Hampshire sides.
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Maine
Jon Whitten
Whitten
New Hampshire
Paper Mill Sold to Ex Owners in Concord
The bankrupt Franconia Mill of Lincoln, also known as Franconia Manufacturing Co., was sold again to its former owners after a sale failed to attract bidders. The plant, idle since April 14 due to losses and pollution-abatement costs, employs about 275 mill workers and 200 related personnel. The former owners held an $800,000 mortgage and aim to resell it soon.
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Concord
N.H
Franconia Mill of
Lincoln
Franconia Manufacturing Co
Charles Leahy
Ticket Draw Offers Free $500 Bonus and Last-Digit Draw
Ticket holders with no digit match qualify for a free chance at a 500 dollar bonus in next week’s drawing. If no win, they remain eligible for the last-digit draw. Those with a last digit match may sign their ticket and submit it for the weekly las drawing each Friday.
GOP Forum Opens as 1976 Battle Begins
Miami Beach AP report on Republican convention preliminaries turning into a forum for attacks on George McGovern. RNC approves a delegate plan favored by GOP leaders, moderates seek reversal, and court challenges loom. Platform deadlines focus on military policy, Vietnam wind down, and abortion debates loom on floor.
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U.S
Margaret Heckler
Massachusetts
Bay State Probes Hint Of Payoffs
Boston probes widen over possible payoffs by bookies to police including some high ranking officers. Detectives from Suffolk District Attorney Garrett Byrne's office and federal agents from the New England Strike Force Against Organized Crime opened the case after a May 1 raid on an alleged bookie.
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Simplex To Close in N Berwick North Berwick plant to shut end of year
NORTH BERWICK The Simplex Wirs and Cable Co plant will close around year end as market conditions worsen and the North Berwick operation proves unprofitable. CEO Hendik J. Hartong Jr. announced most of the 625 North Berwick workers will be laid off while the Newington Ocean Cable Division remains open with about 20 employees transferred there.
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Simplex Wirs and Cable Co
Hendik J. Hartong,Jr
Simplex
Lesseu
Hartong
Ocean Cable
Newington
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Berwick
Maine
New Hampshire
Berwin
Power and Control ‘Division
Alee
Cumula’ Walea
Ite
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Abo
Gunman Hijacks Airliner at Reno Airport
A man armed with a carbine hijacked a United Airlines passenger jet at Reno International Airport. The aircraft, with a three crew, circled the airport as authorities reported the incident. It marks the second United hijacking at Reno that year following a June ransom and parachute escape.
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Reno
Reno, Nev
United Air Lines
Reno International Airport
United
Here
Washington
Federal
I Aviation Administration
FAA
Blame Us Please Stop Blaming Kids for Delays
The Herald staff asks readers not to blame delivery children for late issues. It cites delivery at pick-up points and explains the new press and machines cause delays. The paper promises patience for a few days and asks readers to blame the paper, not the kids, for late deliveries.
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Herald
The
PSC Plans Appeal of Rate Hike in New Hampshire
The Public Service Co of New Hampshire board voted to appeal a 7 percent rate increase approved by the Public Utilities Commission. The company seeks a 13 percent rise, arguing it needs more revenue. It had requested 3.2 million dollars but was granted 4.3 million.
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Manchester,n.h
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
Public Utilities Commission
GM Bowl Cuts Price Hike After White House Pressure
DETROIT AP General Motors becomes first automaker to bow to White House pressure and roll back a planned price increase for 1973 models. GM reduces the requested rise by 31 dollars per car, from about 0 to 50, as Chrysler and American Motors also weigh changes, Ford seeks more time to study the request amid government emissions and safety mandates.
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Ib Gerstenberg
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