Forum on New Hampshire's Future forms to manage growth
A coalition of 35 leaders including former Gov Hugh Gregg and Walter Peterson launches the Forum on New Hampshire's Future to study rapid growth, offer a neutral educational resource, and push for well planned expansion with data on population and economy for lawmakers and towns.
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New Hampshire
Hugh Gregg
Gregg
Nashua
White Mountains
Salem
Forum
Walter Peterson
House
Public Service Co
Republican Party
William Dunfey
Democratic Party
Boston
David Putnam
Keene
Putnam
Senate weighs B-1 bomber funding after House approval
The Senate considers a plan to build two more B-1 bombers despite President Carter's decision to cancel the program. The House approved $462 million for fifth and sixth models as four test planes exist. In Honolulu a Pearl Harbor silence marks the 36 year anniversary of the 1941 attack. The FBI released 40,001 pages from the Kennedy assassination files detailing the investigation and possible leads.
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Washington
Senate
House
Carter
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
U.S. Pacific
United States
John F. Kennedy
FBI Today
FBI
Tragic Crash in Maine Claims 16-year-old Girl
In Wiscasset Maine a two vehicle collision on Maine 27 killed Marie Harrison a 16 year old girl and injured six other youths authorities said. Police identified the victim and that the crash occurred Tuesday.
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Wiscasset, Maine
Wiscasset
Maine
Marie Harrison
Boston to build $35 million arena at South Station
Boston Mayor Kevin White proposed an arena authority to fund a $35 million indoor sports arena at South Station. He said Bruins Celtics and Lobsters have agreed to relocate to the new facility.
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Boston
Kevin White
Arena Authority
South Station
White
Bruins
Celtics
Lobsters
U S Spy Plane Crashes at Akrotiri Base
An American U 2 plane crashed on takeoff at Akrotiri in Cyprus killing five people and injuring seven. The dead include the U S pilot and four Cypriot civilian workers. The crash occurred atop the operations center, with a fire following. No cause yet given.
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Nicosia. Cyprus
Akrotiri
Cyprus
U.S. Air Force
Royal Air Force
Israel
McIntyre Battles Air Force Over Pease AICUZ Clear Zone
Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre criticizes Air Force persistence in pursuing an expanded Pease AFB clear zone despite budget deletions for real estate. He cites General Blanton and Col Tobin and urges discussions over acquisition, noting public confusion and unclear AICUZ analysis from non on site sources.
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Thomas J. McIntyre
Pease Afb
Air Force
Charles C. Blanton
USAF
Pease Air Force Base
Tobin
Thomas Tobin
McIntyre
John C. Stetson
Blanton
Pease
Aicuz
Post Office Faces Rising Deficits and Service Cuts
The U S Postal Service reports a 652 million deficit for the year ended Sept 30 and projects a 1 3 billion shortfall next year If deficits persist elimination of Saturday deliveries and closing small post offices are considered Costs for injury compensation to workers soar from 94 million in 1974 to 1 2 billion next year while a rate increase planned for spring would raise first class mail to 16 cents for businesses.
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Washington
Postal Service
Biglin
Congress
The
Labor Department
Mail Agency
Clipper Band invited to Blossom Festival
Portsmouth High Clipper Marching Brass and Concert Band accepted an invitation to the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester Virginia next May. A fund drive to raise 48000 dollars for the trip will begin after the first of the year.
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Winchester
Portsmouth High Clipper
PHS
William Mayo
Robert Lafolla
Iafolla
William E. Elwell
Clifford Vogt
Parents Music Club
Music Boosters Club
Elwell
Clippers
Thomson Taiwan trip draws fire from New Hampshire Democrats
New Hampshire Democrats condemn Gov. Meldrim Thomson for a 10 day all expenses paid Taiwan junket for him and three relatives, funded by a foreign government. They say it harms shoe workers who have lost jobs due to imports from Taiwan and Taiwan made shoes flood the U.S. market. Senator McIntyre calls the trip potentially illegal for a federal official and says it could become a campaign issue.
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Concord
N.H
Meldrim Thomson
Taiwan
New Hampshire
China
Joanne Symons
Thomson
Symons
United States
Thomsons
Republic of China
Sen
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
McIntyre
Maine tax notes and public items across papers
A compact front to back survey shows tax notes in Maine with public notices and local items. It references Concordes at Pease and Exeter Board of Adjustment while noting unions and boards across pages with business and antiques listings.
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Maine
Pease
Exeter Board of Adjustment
Union
Mideast
Business Mirror
Snowbound Seacoast Faces Hazards And Traffic Anew
Seacoast area braces as several inches of fresh snow accumulate on top of Monday’s storm. An accident on Long Road Portsmouth near the Rye line sends one to Portsmouth Hospital with few details. Police report minor crashes from slick roads and downtown snow removal holds. Ski areas praise heavy snow while a Wiscasset Maine crash kills a 16 year old and injures six others. In Portsmouth, two Tuesday incidents reported no injuries in two-vehicle collisions at Southgate Plaza.
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Seacoast
Long Road
Portsmouth
Rye Town
Rye
Vee
John Patrikus
New Hampshire
Maine
Wiscasset
Budget soars in Hampton
Hampton town budget proposals show a total request of 4 017 199 up from 3 613 289 with a 600 000 overall rise. Police Chief Picucci seeks 28 067 for maintenance and equipment while Town Manager Lombardi trims to 13 409. Budget work begins December 7 at 6 pm in town offices.
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Ann Howe
Hampton
Santa Claus
Peter G. Lombardi
Lombardi
Robert Picucci
Picucci
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