30 Aug 1966
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1966
Page
1
The final CCD War ly session will be at 7 30 in the Chapel Annex. Teachers and fidgers may attend as classrooms will be assigned and materials distributed. A Grade in the CCL sermon of Religion needs a teacher. contact Jack deFranco at 436 3671.
State Treasurer Robert W. Flanders weighs skipping a fall issue of long term bonds worth 26 to 30 million dollars. Instead he funds capital projects with short term notes maturing within six months, hoping money market rates ease. The move follows rising rates since last spring and mirrors broader borrowers’ squeeze. Flanders notes the state holds about 22 million in short term notes and may issue 1.3 million more, with potential future long term issues delayed until rates improve.
The two week event sponsored by the Poetry Society of New Hampshire concluded Sunday at the Farragut Hotel. Guest lecturer David O. Woodbury of Ogunquit spoke in the first week, noted for over 20 science non fiction books and NH and Maine writers gatherings. Doris Ricker Marston of Cape Neddick also joined the seminar staff which began August 14.
Newington Mr and Mrs William Young attended the 94th annual conference of the International Association of Fire Chiefs in Boston last week. Chief Young presented reports and resolutions on volunteer fire departments as delegates from multiple countries. The conference adopted the Volunteer Committee resolutions and prior host events included FARC with attendees from Dickerson North Oak and Wayne.
SOUTH PORTLAND AP State police say the Maine Turnpike sees an unusual spike in car breakdowns recently due to driver error with many cases of vehicles running out of gas. The officer notes the issue as excessive stupidity and gasoline mismanagement.
The National Safety Council estimates 200 lives saved if motorists use caution during Labor Day travel. The council forecasts 5 to 6 percent fewer road deaths nationwide during the 78 hour period from 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 2, to midnight Monday, Sept. 5, compared with a typical period.
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