Refueling Squadron receives Air Force unit citation
The 34th Air Refueling Squadron at Offutt AFB Neb received the Air Force Outstanding Unit Citation for sustaining around the clock airborne command post status and a near 100 percent on station reliability. Col Joseph V Adams Jr presented the award noting 59,000 accident free flying hours on a 21 hour schedule and the unit's long worldwide refueling mission record.
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Santo Post
Diffutl Afb
Joseph V. Adams Jr
508Th
William T. Comiskey
17Th Air Division
34Th
AHS
34Th Ars
Robert W. Strong
817Th Air Division
Strategic Air Command
Marvin W. Procknow
Offutt Afb
Charles A. Thomas
Frocknow
Test dates set for Portsmouth High School December and February
The second administration of the American College Testing at Portsmouth High School is scheduled for December 10. The third administration is set for February 18. Registration must be completed between December 12 and January 28. Registration forms are available in the Guidance Office at the school.
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American College
Portsmouth High School
Schoal
New Hampshire Small Loans Show Varied Rates Across States
A New Hampshire Bank Commission study finds loan rates vary by amount. Under 300 dollars, NH offers the lowest finance charges in the Northeast, but above 300 dollars rates rise to near the region’s high. The report covers 62,500 loans totaling 39.8 million in fiscal 1985, with most loans over 300 dollars.
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Frank B
Merrick Herald State News Service
Concord — Biterest
New Hampshire
Northeast
N.H. Bank Commission
Commission
New England
New York
Maine
Granite State
Vincent P. Dunn
Legislative Council
Connecticut
Hilton Wins Cub Award At Pack 238 Meeting
Hilton of Den 1 won the flying saucer award Stephen Thompson of Den 4 took the capsule recovery contest and Glen Farnum of Den 3 won the space cone race The opening ceremony was led by Den 2 Den 3 captured the den parent count Rev John L Sullivan district representative presented a red and white honor unit flag to file the charter Cubmaster Ralph Brown distributed Wolf Bear Lion badges and bobtail pins were awarded to listed scouts The next pack meeting is set for October 28 with the Christmas party to follow.
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South Barwick
Michael Hilton
Den 1
Stephen Thompson
Den 4
Glen Farnum
Den 3
Den 2
John L. Sullivan
Ralph Brown
Wolf
Bruce Pelletier
Steven Thompson
Dennis Ball
Chandler Fernald
Roland Gagnon
Norbert Hilton
Kevin Emery
Stuart Emery
Bernard Rodier
Michael Tilton
Dale Brown
Michael Boston
Wirtz Visits Israel with Prime Minister Eshkol
Secretary of Labor W Willard Wirtz and his wife arrived in Tel Aviv for a two day visit. He planned meetings with Prime Minister Levi Eshkol and other officials during the stay.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
W. Willard Wirtz
Levi Eshkol
Lerate Khan
Maine Says Highway Cut Is Holdback
Maine State Highway Commission explains a $6.2 million cut in federal highway funds is a temporary holdback that may delay some projects. Interstate 95 completion remains on track for next fall, while Medway to Oakland landscaping could be postponed. State funds may still finance some projects, and about $6 million will be received through next July 1.
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Augusta
State Highway Commission
Maine
Penobscot
Aroostook
Medway
Oakland
Winooski robbery case ends as fourth suspect pleads guilty
In Chittenden County Court William Toomey of Revere Massachusetts pleaded guilty to two counts of breaking and entering conspiracy to rob and kidnapping, closing the attempted robbery case at the Country Store in Winooski. Sentencing deferred pending a pre sentence investigation. The four defendants allegedly forced a housekeeper to persuade owner Merle Wood to open the store. The unrelated note mentions Portsmouth’s 1850 budget dedicating $500 for July Fourth celebration.
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Burlington, Vt
Winooski
William Toomey
Revere
Mass
Toomey
Chittenden
Donald E. O’brien
Albert, Little
Joseph Cabrera
Robert Barr
Merle Wood
Wood
Bulgarian Defector seeks asylum in Denmark after defection
A Bulgarian government official seeking political asylum in Denmark due to political pressure defected from a Copenhagen feather firm. The defector's wife stayed in Sofia with their year-old son as authorities report details of the case.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Sofia
Clergyman Links Bias to Poverty Views in Boston Speech
In Boston, a Roman Catholic clergyman told Massachusetts social workers Americans tend to see the poor as undeserving. He warned that middle class prejudice hides behind charity and that the poor are unfairly blamed for their condition. The speaker urged recognizing poverty as structured and systemic rather than personal failing.
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Hag
Massachusetts
America
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