Drop Case In Threat To Nixon
Federal charges of threatening to kill President Nixon were dropped against Edwin M. Gaudet after a key witness could not positively ID him. Gaudet, 29, had been in custody in Albuquerque and was moved to state custody on assault counts after a manhunt in northern New Mexico.
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New Orleans
Nixon
Edwin M. Gaudet
U.S
Gerald Gallinghouse
Gaunt
Gadet
Albuquerque
N.M
Ern
New Mexico
Gaudet
Taos
Norberl Martinez Martinez
Legar
Nix|'ans
Internal Revenue Service
Morning Star
Tans
Cat
Skylab crewmates swap gyroscopes during space walk
Astronauts Jack Lousma and Owen Karnautt exited Skylab 2 in bulky suits to install four new gyroscopes and replace film in solar telescope cameras during a planned four hour space walk. Mission Control said the new gyros look beautiful as they hooked up a foot long gyro cable while Alan Bean stayed aboard to manage the switchover.
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Spall Uni
Houston
Jack R. Lousman
Mission Control
Lousma
Owen Kaarmatt
Alan L. Bean
Error Causes Bombing Error Causes Bombing
The Pentagon said a B52 radar navigator's error caused the accidental bombing of the Cambodian village Neak Luong near Phnom Penh, killing or wounding about 400. An investigation found the navigator failed to switch on a key targeting computer, directing bombs onto the village about 7.35 miles from the intended target. Disciplinary action possible for crew. names withheld.
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Washington
Pentagon
Neak Luong
Phnom Penh
Jerry W. Freidheim
Air Force
Friedheim
Luong
Guam
Indochina
U.S
Cambodia
Pheasants To Be Destroyed In Brentwood Kill Zone
Brentwood officials began killing 12 000 pheasants at County Fort to curb possible encep halitis spread after a Portsmouth sailor contracted the disease. Boxes were built to gas the birds with methyl aramide as health officials monitor human cases with support from Gov. Meldhrun Thomson. The move aims to prevent transmission to people and livestock while public health officials assess the outbreak, with warnings to residents about precautions and limited travel within a ten mile radius of Brentwood.
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Brentwood
Fish and Game Department
Meldhrun Thomson
Associated Press
Concord
New Hampshire
Capt Stover
Stover
Thomson
Federal
Atlanta
State Fish and Gate Department
Fish and Game Farm
Conference attracts 8000 for New England religious education congress
Durham and University of New Hampshire host the three day 27th annual congress themed The Glory of Your People. Rev Laurence Hughes anticipates 5000 pre-registered attendees for seminars liturgy exhibits and discussions with speaker Rev Daniel Berrigan slated to address The American Family and Christ’s motivating force. The event features dormitory housing area hotels and guest stays with police and fire services on standby and a schedule from Friday morning to Sunday afternoon.
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Durham
New England Congress of Religious Education
New Hampshire
Laurence Hughes
Manchester
Congress
Father Hughes
Damel Berrigan
Father Berrigan
New York
Society of Jesus
Christ
New Hampshire Hall
UNH
Philips Exeter Academy
IUNH
Father Ishes
Father Huches
Nn One
AEC imposes limits on ten nuclear plants nationwide
The Atomic Energy Commission ordered precautionary operating restrictions on ten nuclear plants including boiling water reactors from General Electric. The action aims to curb heat generated by fuel rods amid safety concerns raised by consumer advocate Ralph Nader and the Union of Concerned Scientists. Some plants may face temporary de-rating up to 25 percent, though Pilgrim Plant at Plymouth could run without de-rating.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
General Electric Co
Ralph Nader
Union of
Cant Scientists
Botton Bacon
Pilgrim
Plymouth
First Convoy Reaches Phnom Penh Without U S Air Cover
The first seven vessel convoy from Saigon to Phnom Penh arrived safely at night with fuel for the capital. Cambodian air force bombers and naval gunboats provided escort against light insurgent resistance along the Mekong. U S bombing in Cambodia ended Aug 15 by order of Congress. cargo details were not disclosed.
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Phnom Peni
Saigon
Pham Penh
Meway
Phnom Penh
U.S
Cambodia
Congress
Trotting Boss Denies Ties to Dog Racing
Kenneth Graf of Rockingham Park and NH Jockey Chile Inc. deny links between harness and dog racing amid a battle over racing dates and state revenue. Graf argues New Hampshire citizens must control harness racing. he cites a shift in racing days and bets since Massachusetts dog tracks expanded. He warns the state’s profits rely on out-of-state competition and contends dog tracks need fewer facilities.
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Kenneth Graf
Rockingham Park
Wonderland
New Hampshire
Graf
NH Jockey, Chile, Inc
The
Herald
Massachusetts
Dot
Rockingham
Mascachusetts Legiature
Bay
Robhingham
Malachietis Accorfinz
Rackingham
I Timothy J. Connors
Portsmouth
High Brass Sees Future For Yard At Portsmouth Shipyard
U S Rep Louis C Wyman cites assurances from Navy leaders that Portsmouth Naval Shipyard remains vital to national security through 1990 and beyond as nuclear submarines define deterrence. He notes planned submarine advances and warns against basing cuts that would jeopardize a key facility amid Schlesingers base closure discussions.
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U.S
Louis C. Wyman
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Wyman
Chief of Naval Operations
Portsmouth Yard
Portsmouth
Schlesinger
United States
Congress
Elmer T. Westfall
Westfall
Congressman Wyman
Prices To Hike On Gas Prices To Hike On Gas
A federal judge ruled that most retail gasoline dealers can raise prices starting Sept. 1 while the decision is appealed by the Justice Department and Cost of Living Council. The ruling could lift price controls for 165,000 service stations selling under major brands, with prices remaining frozen until Aug. 31. Judge Parker said Phase 4 rules were applied arbitrarily against small retailers and noted they are the only small businesses with 60 or fewer employees covered by controls.
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Washington
Justice Department
Cost of Living Council
US District Court
Barrington D. Parker
Council
Parker
Thomson Demands Forester Resignation Over Aerial Spraying
In Durham New Hampshire Gov Mel Thomson demanded the resignation of state Research Forester Peter Allen after Allen said aerial spraying to combat encephalitis violated state regulations. An interview on WENH TV reported Allen stating he was summoned to the governor's office and told to resign or face charges.
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Durham
Peter Allen
Meldrim Thomson
Allen
Wenhtv
Thomson
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Jane Andrews
Seroda
Father , Hughes
Jesus
God
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Wall
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Wonderland Dog Track
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High Brass
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Republican Party
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Maine
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