Correction: Thomson campaign coffers totals clarified
The Associated Press corrects that Gov. Meldrim Thomson's campaign received 96000, not 187000. Of that, 68000 came from the Governor's Committee which has raised 91000 overall but not yet given to the campaign. The committee spends on non campaign purposes including a Taiwan essay contest and a New England governors conference.
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NHS
Associated Press
Meldrim Thomson
Governor's Committee
Joseph N. Zellner
Thomson
Governor's
New Hampshire
Zellner
Taiwan
New England
Laos to return remains of four American airmen
U S congressman G V Montgomery said Laos will hand over the remains of four American fliers killed in Laos during the Indochina War. He called it a giant step forward in locating Americans missing in Laos as the first such returns.
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Vientiane
Laos
U.S
United States
G.V. Montgomery
D-Miss
Vietnam
Grandson of Lodge Found Safe After Missing Sailing Trip
Lynn Massachusetts two days missing on a sailing trip along the coast were found near the mouth of Lynn Harbor. George Lodge Jr. said he forgot to call after changing plans, ending a tense search. Nearby, President Carter vacationing at Brinkerhoff Lodge in Grand Teton National Park is seen vacationing during the second week of a holiday. A private plane landed safely on Interstate 93 near Bow, New Hampshire after running out of gas. Francis E. Krupski of South Deerfield, Mass. is the pilot. In Washington, the largest postal union rejects a tentative contract and threatens a strike within five days unless negotiations resume, as Postmaster Bolger refuses to renegotiate.
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Lynn, Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Lynn Harbor
George Lodge Jr
Grand Teton National Park
Wyo
Carter
Brinkerhoff
Jackson Lake
Teton Mountains
Salmon River
Idaho
Bow
N.H
Francis E. Krupski
South Deerfield
Mass
Krupski
Concord
Washington
Postal Service
William F. Bolger
South Portland man sentenced to year in state prison
Portland Maine AP report states Royal J Vosmus a 40 year old South Portland man received a one year sentence in Maine State Prison after pleading guilty to two counts of driving after license suspension in 1977 and a drunken driving charge.
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Portland, Maine
South Portland
Maine
Royal J. Vosmus
Plane lands on I-495 median after engine trouble
A single engine Piper Arrow III piloted by Alan Peterson of Wilbraham faced engine trouble and lost altitude, grazing a utility pole before a safe landing on the Interstate 495 median in Boxborough Massachusetts. All four occupants escaped injury according to police.
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Boxborough
Mass
Interstate 495
Alan Peterson
Wilbraham
Geneva hijack ends with unclear demands on Hess and Sirhan
A Boeing 707 hijacked en route from the United States landed at Geneva's Cointrin Airport after several hours. The armed or possibly unarmed group demanded the release of Rudolf Hess and Sirhan Sirhan as well as support for Croatian hijackers, with a bomb threat cited. Ambassador William Vanden Heuvel, father of a passenger ages 18, reported the suspect claims and radioed that authorities were monitoring the cockpit. The flight originated at Kennedy with 9 crew and 79 passengers aboard. it planned to fly to Nice after Geneva.
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Switzerland
TWA
United States
Rudolf Hess
Robert F.es
Sirhan Sirhan
William Vanden Heuvel
Katarina
Vanden Heuvel
U.S
United Nations
Cointrin
Guy Fontanent
Carter Blely
Hess
Berlin
International Committee of the Red Cross
Robert Hamilton
Hamilton
Kennedy Airport
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Nice
Dust storm roils Atlantic Heights over gypsum plant
About 20 residents packed a Friday NH Air Pollution Control Commission meeting to press officials on a persistent dust problem from National Gypsum. They cited health risks and damage to fruit and vegetables, showing photos and dust samples as state officials pledged monitoring and analysis, with no immediate action against the plant.
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Timothy Brewster
Atlantic Heights
N.H. Air Pollution Control Commission
James Splaine
The
Herald
Splaine
Calvin Canney
Joseph Ciampaglio
Dennis Landerville
Landerville
Anthony Mormando
Concord Way
Canney
Stephen Tober
Mary Keenan
Eliot
Kittery
Portsmouth
Landerville ii
Charles Eldredge
Dudley Dudley
Lauderville
Protests arrest at Seabrook reactor site in peaceful clash
Nineteen protesters from Clamshell Alliance were arrested at Seabrook nuclear plant after erecting an alternative energy information booth on the traffic triangle. Charged with disorderly conduct, they were taken to Hampton Police Station and planned for Hampton District Court appearance. The action drew about 20 supporters across Rt 1 and featured nonviolent civil disobedience amid tensions with authorities.
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Jane Andrews
Seabrook
Alternative Energy
Clamshell Alliance
Hampton
Hampton District Court
Joseph Mrots-Mroz
Stooges
Rt. 1
New Hampshire
Maine
Massachusetts
Nicaragua in Turmoil After Palace Seizure
In Managua President Somoza faces a nationwide strike called by anti-Somoza allies after Sandinista guerrillas seized the National Palace and won concessions. Venezuelan President Perez appeals for OAS intervention to avert bloodshed as Sandinistas seek asylum in Panama for the hostages and prisoners.
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Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Chambers of Commerce and Industry
Somoza
Pedro Joaquin Chamorro
Carlos Andres Perez
Latin America
Organization of American States
Perez
Sandinista National Liberation Front
Panama
Evacuation After Sylvania Plant Fire in Exeter
A fire at the GTE Sylvania Plant off Portsmouth Avenue released hydrocholeric acid vapors, prompting evacuations of 40 employees and over 200 nearby residents. Firefighters from eight communities aided Exeter, with police securing the McLane Manor complex. One worker Raymond Atkinson hospitalised with smoke inhalation, stable.
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GTE
Sylvania
Portsmouth Avenue
McLane Manor
Highland
Prospect Sts
Prospect Avenue
Exeter Hospital
Raymond Atkinson
Russell Charleston
William Toland
Harold Carbonneau
Exeter Clinic
Talbot Gymnasium
Cardinals Enter Seclusion for Papal Conclave
Vatican City AP: More than 110 Roman Catholic cardinals gathered at St. Peter's Basilica to begin the conclave preparations for Pope Paul VI's successor. They entered the Apostolic Palace later in the day to stay until voting begins, with four ballots daily and color TV coverage of the Sistine Chapel.
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St. Peter’s Basilica
Paul VI
Jean Villot
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Sistine Chapel
Palace
Michele Pellegrino
Assisi
Pellegrino
Turin
Fragmentary 1960s clipping hints at varied topics and names
A garbled OCR sample references a Pine Tree Log, Great Northern strike, Indian citizenship, Dr Thosteson, Greenland police cadet, Hurts of Vietnam, Mondale, Galley Yarns, sports women, entertainment, crossword, horoscope, Ann Landers, comics, Port Authority, New Hampshire lottery, daily number, civil service bill, and political bits alluding to a broad roundup of items without coherent context.
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Pine Tree Log
Great Northern Strike
Thosteson
Greenland Police
Hurts
Vietnam
New Right
Mondale Wit
Ann Landers Comics
Port Authority N.H
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Granite
Civil Service Bill
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