Personal Report On Air Base Activities By Bargara Brownell
Activities at the air base include a new archery range, skeet range open on Wednesdays and weekends, and rifle range hours starting Sept 1. The article lists club events, a CCD workshop, and sports leagues with member names and results, plus base hours for the nursery and a Welcome New England social for newcomers.
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Bargara
Brownell
Mchery
Gene Johnson
Ind
Sportsman’s Clan
Archers Association
Piannese Sineday
Vinistay
Mnarcow
Poase Sportsman's Club
Officers Wives Club
Pease
New England
Bay State solons seek curbs on late filed bills
A Boston AP report says a special committee urged tightening rules on late filed bills and measures. It recommends a new standing committee to monitor introductions, with specific admission thresholds and dates into the second session, plus limits on perennial bills and changes to bill drafting processes.
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Bay State Solons
Boston AP
Officivne
Kevin &. Harrington
Dsalem
Tate
Trends for Tomorrow Confusing to Public
SAM DAWSON reports on public confusion about the economy as trends show mixed signals: falling stock prices yet rising corporate profits and dividends. higher personal incomes alongside rising living costs. rising money supply but tight lending. falling orders yet backlog growth. wage demands up while unemployment falls. auto sales and housing lagging yet industrial activity grows. The piece notes actions by monetary authorities and fiscal debates in Washington, with households and businesses adjusting amid inflation and higher rates.
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YOK
Washington
Savings and Loan Associations
Wvestar
Scientists Find Three Skeletons In Michigan
In St. Ignace Michigan archeologists from Michigan State University report three skeletons from a grave dating 1850 to 1700 and of European descent. Tests suggest the remains may include Father Jacques Marquette, famed Jesuit priest and explorer, with artifacts such as religious items and beads found nearby.
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ST. Ignace
Mich
Jacques Marquette
Lylé Stover
Michigan State University
Father Marguerie
O'Donnell Proposes Rehabilitation Focus for Handicapped Children
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Kenneth P. O'Donnell proposes a service oriented plan for mentally handicapped children emphasizing rehabilitation over custodial care. He cites lifetime custodial costs surpassing 100000 dollars and urges expanded day care, homemaker services, parent counseling, and facilities to reduce admissions to residential schools.
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O’donnell
Boston
Kenneth P. O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Guards Refuse Overtime Work Over Pay Scale Dispute
CRANSTON AP Warden Langlois says the Adult Corrections Institution is not in crisis despite guards refusing overtime. Members of AFSCME voted two weeks ago to end overtime as a protest seeking about $1,000 yearly raises. The no overtime policy began Friday, with Langlois juggling staffing and noting some prison activities may be curtailed. State officials planned a meeting with the guards union to seek a resolution.
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Cranston
Herald
Langlois
American Federation of State
Langlais
Monlay
Augustine W. Riccio
Quarde” Union
Baroard Man Credits Mother’s $700 Support After Tragic Death
Verly Barnard recalls Charles Vischer’s death after a highway crash near Route 12 in Baroard. He credits his mother’s $700 savings for backing his acting ambitions, saying the gift helped him pursue his chance despite doubts from authorities. The police have ruled on his plans following the fatal incident.
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Michael
Barnard
Verly
T Mont
Ifan
Charles Vischer
Baroard
New Vocational Institutes Open in Fall
New vocational institutes will open in fall across Concord, Manchester, Portsmouth, Berlin, and Laconia, adding hundreds of post secondary seats. Portsmouth will start Sept 19 with 200 students, Manchester plans a Sept 26 opening, and Berlin begins with 100 freshmen in culinary arts. Construction delays and pilings issues at Portsmouth and Manchester threaten start dates, but officials expect classes to begin on schedule at Ber lin and other sites.
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Ity
JEM Wotes Lagat
Herald State News Service
Chisses
Clare
Portsmouth Vocational Institute
Fen
Manchester
Bertin Vocational Institute
Portsmouth
Berlin
Gorlin
Rome
Milan
George Knox
Laconia
Greene
Edward Oleson
We Aewhy Fevenvens
Emerson A. MecCourloxsiste
Robert Whittaker
Public Works
Mighways
Whittaker
Harvey Construction Co
John WY
King
State Board of Education
Peter
Exeter
Port Gily
AMVETS elect two new national officers
In Columbus Ohio AP AMVETS choose Berge Auadian of Waltham Massachusetts as national finance officer and M ta Potritl of Old Orchard Beach Maine as national auxiliary treasurer among 2 009 delegates attending the convention held in Columbus Ohio
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Columbus
Ohio
Amvets
Berge
Auadian
Waltham, Mass
National Finance
Mta Potritl
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Natronal
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Chapel 4
Jo Dhe Peterson
Cal
Hobert T. Schrum
William G. ‘Taylor
NCO Wives Club
William A. Jassmond
Franklin D. Cavahaugh
Leonard Scruggs
Kimmle L. Walker
Berdell Willians
Charles L. Guy
Ernest Cahill
Alphe J. Martin
Herbert T. McNally
Phillip McCaffree
NCO
Schoors
Dd U
Pease Friendship
Gerald J. Plourde
House
Senate
By Sam Dawson
Congress
Michigan
Warren
Strawbery Banke
Michael Caine
Power
Hal Boyle
New York
Fortune
Down
Korea
Alfie
Hox
Britain
Caine
London
Hamel
Gertie
Ing
Que Modern Service
RTE
Bartlett ST
DIAL
EYE Glass Shop
Daniel St. Pestemzuth
Tesith
Amvets. Elect
Young
Convention of American Veterans of
Ane Korea
Ballantine
ELF Borwiex
Ivlingtsa Sf
Partameuiliy
Sarony Sue
Sarony
Congress St
N.H
Children's Wear
Trin
Marcus
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