Wine demand big in grocery stores on the Seacoast
The Seacoast grocery market has embraced wine sales under the new law allowing grocery stores to sell wine. Stores report strong demand but bottlenecks limit supply, with many outlets receiving limited cases from the state system or local liquor shops. Retailers note customer preference for rosé and white wines, while the State Liquor Commission works to ease shortages within a week or two.
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John Whiteman
Seacoast
Eoprietor
Portsmouth-area
Robert Herlihy
State Liquor Commission
Herald
Michael Ward
Portsmouth
Lafayette Road
Richard Amergian
Pic-N-Pay
Roland Goupil
Gerry
Exeter
SLC
Nashua
Rose’s
California
Herlihy
Police hunt suspect in drug seizure in Revere store
Police search for at least one suspect after five trash bags of illicit drugs valued at 200000 were seized in a pre-dawn raid at Arthur's Farm in Revere. The drugs, including amphetamines, barbiturates and muscle relaxants, may be tied to a rash of Peabody store holdups. An arrest warrant was issued and more warrants could follow.
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Revere
Mass
Metropolitan District Commission
Arthur’s Farm
Edward Leach
Leach
Peabody
Rookie trooper shoots attacker after neck stab during arrest
Northampton Massachusetts AP reports Trooper Brian R. Kynock was stabbed twice in the neck while transferring a drunken driving suspect to the Northampton barracks. He remained in stable condition after emergency surgery at Cooley Dickinson Hospital.
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Northampton
Mass
Brian R. Kynock
Marlboro
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Randall Stevens
Kynock
U.S. 5
Carter lifts import fee on residual oil to save consumers
President Carter signed a proclamation removing a 63 cent per barrel import fee on residual oil a move White House says could avert a 30 to 40 cent per barrel East Coast price rise. The step mostly benefits New England which relies on imported residual oil for power heating and industry. Aide Stuart Eizenstat estimated savings up to 32 million dollars annually for New Englanders.
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Washington
Carter
White House
New England
Stuart Eizenstat
New
Seabrook funding clash deepens over state guarantee
PSCreb shoulders blame as Public Service Co of New Hampshire resists Gov elect Hugh Gallen backing Seabrook finance. Tallman warns a 25 percent PSC sale could delay construction by a year and lift first year electric rates by about 20 percent. LUCC criticizes CWIP use, while analysts weigh state guarantees and bond ratings amid regulatory and site concerns.
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Seabrook — Public Service Co
Hugh Gallen
Gordon McKenney
Gallen
PSC
William C. Tallman
Tallman
Seabrook
Connecticut
Harry Judd
Legislative Utility Consumers Council
Judd
CWIP
LUCC
Appeals Board of
The
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Seacoast Anti-Pollution League
New Hampshire
Carter aides weigh consumer boycotts on prices
Alfred Kahn said the administration may seek local action including boycotts and protests against stores that raise prices beyond voluntary wage and price guidelines. They consider restricting revenue sharing to noncompliant states and revising guidelines next week with a wage insurance proposal potentially costing about five billion dollars.
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Washington
Alfred Kahn
Associated Press
Kahn
Illinois
Carter
Congress
Carter flies to Memphis for Democratic convention
President Carter travels to Memphis for the Democratic midterm convention to set the party's course over the next two years. A White House aide previews a speech promising a realistic appraisal of domestic and foreign problems and a hopeful future if challenges are met. The schedule allocates 18 hours in Memphis with panels on arms talks and the economy, while liberal critics push for strong support of social programs and higher spending.
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Memphis
Carter
Democratic Party
Weather bulletin from Concord on FM 162.47
The National Weather Service broadcasts weather information continuously on FM from Concord at frequency 162.47. The item appears in the Fullreport Almanac Page 2.
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National Weather Service
Concord
Price hike in Portsmouth Herald raises single copy cost
Price increases take effect Monday December 11 raising the single copy price to 25 cents for all papers from vending machines and newsstands. Home delivery remains at 1.20 dollars per week including holidays.
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Portsmouth Herald
Grumman Iran HQ Burned As Protests Escalate
Rioters set ablaze the Iranian headquarters of Grumman Corp in Tehran amid clashes with troops. Six employees escaped unharmed as protesters demanded Shah Muhammad Reza Pahlavi’s ouster. Foreign workers and families evacuated by air as Iran braces for potential bloodshed during Moharram.
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Tehran
Iran
Grumman Corp
U.S. Aerospace Company
U.S
Grumman
Isfahan
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Moharram
Westinghouse Electric Co
Mehrabad
American Bell Telephone Co
Europe
Impreglio and
Tesla Construction Co
Rome
Alitalia Jetliner
Imam Hossein
Mohammed
Ayatullah Khomaini
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Claire Cohen
Rockingham Choral Society
Yale
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