Legislatve Leaders Clash Over Special Session Timing
In Concord New Hampshire legislative leaders question Gov. Walter Peterson plan to recall the General Court for a tax program. House Speaker Marshall Cobleigh and Senate President John Bradshaw demand consultation and warn against premature recesses as they debate January or February sessions after the March 7 presidential primary.
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N.H
Walter Peterson
General Court
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Warren Rudman
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John R. Bradshaw
Nelson
Legisature
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Nashua
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NATO still vague on disarmament in Europe talks
NATO foreign ministers in Brussels offered no clear timetable for a security dialogue with the Soviet Union and await a final Big Four Berlin accord before resuming talks. The ministers issued a brief statement after two days of talks with no detail on a high level European security conference.
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Soviet Union
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Kennedy Center to Close for Sightseer Funds Shortfall
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts will shut only for performances starting Saturday until Congress provides extra funds to cover sightseer crowds. Chairman Roger L. Stevens cited a daily influx of about six thousand visitors harming the budget.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
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McCormack to Visit Ireland At Request Of DeValera
Former U S House Speaker John W McCormack accepted an invitation from President Eamon DeValera to visit Ireland early next year. He will depart January 10 after the invitation was relayed through Boston official Eugene Sheehan.
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Boston
Roxbury
DeValera
McCormack
Granite State Woman Killed in Two Car Crash
Carrie Foyler age 73 of Wolfeboro died after a two car collision on New Hampshire 11 in Rochester. Francis Brazeau 54 suffered chest injuries while Roy Brazeau 19 sustained minor injuries in the other vehicle.
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Rochester
N.H
Carrie Foyler
Wolfeboro
New Hampshire
Francis Brazeau
Roy Brazeau
Maine Turnpike traffic to exceed eighteen million in 1971
The Maine Turnpike Authority predicts more than 18 million vehicles will use the 1 cent mile toll road between York and Augusta in 1971, a first since the toll road opened.
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Maine
Maine Turnpike Authority
York
Winning Number-45659 Breaks Down for Readers
Readers get a concise breakdown of Winning Number 45659 showing how the digits combine into a result, with emphasis on the sequence and any notable patterns or implications for players and bets.
Tax Bill Goes to Nixon Amid Asian War Updates
Congress sent to President Nixon a tax measure with 13.8 billion in revenue over three years. Indian forces moved toward Dacca establishing a Meghna bridgehead as a large Pakistan army group faced heavy pressure across East Pakistan. The bill cuts, refunds, and exemptions aim to ease income tax changes while military actions in South Asia unfold with naval hits on Karachi and Chittagong and Indian advances toward Dacca.
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Congress
Nixon
Dacca
Meghna
Cancer Bill Sent Up To Nixon
The Senate sent to President Nixon a bill authorizing 1.6 billion dollars for stepped up cancer research to find causes and a cure. The measure, endorsed by Nixon, passed 85 to 0 in the Senate after House approval by voice vote. The bill keeps the National Cancer Institute within NIH and grants it a broader role with a larger budget and a president’s attack panel reporting directly to the president.
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Senate
Nixon
House
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Peterson Selling in Midwest on Secret Industry Mission
Gov. Walter Peterson and two state officials travel to the Midwest to discuss a possible deal with Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co. in Milwaukee. The visit may continue to Minneapolis-St. Paul. The company employs about 58,000 and has sales around 1.4 billion.
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N.H
Walter Peterson
Midwest
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Associated Press
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Gilman
New Hampshire
Maine Girl Airlifted After Burns From House Fire
Susan Sawyer, four, from Kennebunk, sustained severe burns in a fire at home. She was rescued by Bath firefighters, airlifted by Navy helicopter to Shrine Burn Center in Boston, then via ambulance to Maine Medical Center Portland before transfer to Shrine Hospital.
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Susan Sawyer
Kennebunk
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Ter
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Portland
Falmouth
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New Welfare Head Appointed for City
City manager Calvin A. Canney announced a new welfare director to begin December 20. William A. Scott, 26, a sociology graduate from the University of New Hampshire, will replace Mrs. Hilda Hundley and earn 8100 dollars annually. Scott resides at 14 Bridge Street Berwick and will move into the city. Also named was Roger Hawk, 22, a draftsman from Fanway New Jersey, with a starting salary of 5460 dollars, to join the Planning Department and assist the planning director.
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William A. Scott
Alot
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Berwick
Calvin A. Canney
Hilda Hundley
Canney
Portsmouth
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Planning Department
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Hawk
Fanway
N.J
Richmond
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Vote Seen Seon on Rehnquist Vote Seen Seon on Rehnquist
Senate supporters push to end debate on William H. Rehnquist confirmation. Republican Leader Hugh Scott says the majority backs the nominee and a noon vote could end the debate, with a possible later confirmation vote pending. If not cut off, another attempt may occur Saturday.
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Senate
Supreme Court
William H. Rehnquist
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Rehnquist
Phoenix, Ariz
Nixon
Richmond
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Charges Dismissed In Shooting Case In Rye
Harry A. Sanborn 28 of 475 Sagamore Road Rye had an aggravated assault charge dismissed in District Court by Special Justice Wyman P Boynton. Defense counsel John J Whaley argued there was no probable cause to hold for Superior Court, and the police did not file their complaint.
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Sagamore Road
Rye
Wyman P. Boynton
John J. Whaley
Wholey
Justice Boynton
Sanborn
Superior Court
Toll Expressway Eyed Over Free Highway Plan
State Highway Department official Robert Campbell told the Southeastern New Hampshire Regional Planning Commission that financial limits make a free two lane highway from Manchester to Hampton unlikely for eight years and a four lane free road even longer. A toll expressway is proposed with an open highway design. A traffic and revenue study, due next summer, will inform tolls and interchanges including at County Building and County Farm Road.
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Exeter
Manchester
Hampton
Southeastern
New Hampshire
County Farm Road
Brentwood
County Home and Hospital
New England
Campbell
Union 52 May Need 128000 Budget Increase
The proposed budget for Supervisory Union 52 grows to 128000 with Greenland’s inclusion pending State Board approval. Portsmouth would pay 113000, with 9000 for state salary support and Greenland 7000. A public hearing is planned after Dec 29. state action on Greenland’s inclusion expected by Dec 15.
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State Board of Education
Greenland
Sypervisory Union Board
James J. Sevigny
Portsmouth
State ‘Board
James J. Cusick
Sevigny
David Hamilton
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