Fishermen Split Over New Refinery Near Isles of Shoals
Maine fishermen and scientists react to plans for a refinery at Durham Point and a tanker unloading off the Isles of Shoals. Some fear lobster fishing will be disrupted and safety concerns rise, while others doubt any impact on fishing and urge cautions.
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Jane Andres - Statt
Mehermen
Durdm Point
Isles of Shoals
Robert P
Rye Harbor Lobeterman
Commercial Fishermen's Association
McDonough
Gene Marconi
Hartford utility woes prompt state protection steps
Hartford officials say a spate of power and service disruptions prompts the state to review protections and response plans. Authorities emphasize coordination with West Coast utilities and national safety standards, aiming to stabilize services for residents and businesses.
Reagan to receive fee for speech at concert
The article identifies Alfred Lafond as the victim in a separate report. Officials confirm Gen. Reagan will get a fee for a speech in Concord on January 21 at the Wishes Motel. Linkages to Gov. Mehirin Thomsen are noted in a brief AP item.
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Owering
Gereneld Reogee
Reagen
Firtel
Goncerd
John Clements
Mehirin Thomsen
Alfred Lafond
Seeved
Winter's First Snow Slows Seacoast Commute
A fragment notes winter arriving with snow on the seacoast. The piece describes icy conditions and commute disruption four days before December’s onset, hinting at seasonal delays and enduring cold.
Slithers to Work Brings Storm Disruptions Across Region
A severe winter storm moved in causing snow sleet and rain resulting in widespread power outages and hazardous travel conditions across the area. Utilities report outages and motorists faced dangerous roads as crews race to restore service.
Maine Considers Liquor Revenue Shifts Across Stores
In Augusta Maine officials review liquor sales data showing revenue changes over a five month period. The report notes drops in several locations including Madawaska Van Buren and Woodland while new discount outlets like the first in Kittery are under consideration. Keith Ingraham director of the Bureau of Alcoholic Beverages says decreases may not be caused by liquor buyers.
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Augusta
Maine
Madawaska
van State
Buren
Woodland
Kittery
Keith Ingraham
Bureau of Alcoholic
Jai
State raises out-of-state tuition at two NH colleges
Keene and Plymouth State Colleges will charge out-of-state students $100 more next year bringing tuition to $1,550 at Keene and Plymouth and $200 more to $2,200 at the University of New Hampshire campus in Durham. The Board of Trustees approved the increase and tabled a student trustee motion on Gay Student Organization functions pending a court decision in a related on-campus rights suit.
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Manchester
New Hampshire
Keene and Plymouth
University of New Hampshire
Board of Trustees
Keene
Plymouth
Durham
Allen Bridle
Gay Student Organization
GSO
Marshall Decker
Bernard Salerson
University
Bownes
Meldrim Thomson
Thomson Threatens UNH Cutoft
Concord New Hampshire AP reports the University of New Hampshire board of trustees votes to ban homosexual students from campus facilities. Gov Melkrim Thomson sends an angry letter to Dunlap criticizing the campus actions.
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Cam
Dunlap
Melkrim Thomson
Thoresen
Big Trucks Roll Across U S After Labor Woes
The Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers reports drivers wired trackers to head out on the road as conditions improve. President William Hi says unions seek better service and safety as operators return to work, urging caution and readiness for ongoing tests.
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Fratermel
Pan Am Jet Bombed by Guerrillas
Four Palestinian guerrillas hijacked a Pan Am jet at Rome's airport after assaulting a customs post. They forced a German jet with 11 hostages to Athens, threatened to blow up both planes, and killed as many as 15 passengers. Police reported many injured, and Greek authorities negotiated for Palestinian prisoners' release as the hijackers returned to the Greek capital.
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Athens
Rome
Kissinger Heads For Lisbon Talks
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger concluded his seven nation Middle East mission with meetings in Jerusalem and a flight to Lisbon for talks with Portuguese Premier Marcello Caetano. Officials said both sides supported the Geneva peace plan's opening phase on Israeli Egyptian separation.
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Marcello Caetan
Ing
Geneva
Wife Held In Shooting At Pease
Celestine Levert entered no plea on charges of attempted murder after a shooting at Pease AFB. Her husband S. Sgt Robert C Levert was wounded in the arm shoulder and elbow and treated in Portland Maine Medical Center where his condition was listed as satisfactory. Police say a family dispute preceded the incident and Levert was taken into custody at the base. Attorney John Mahar entered a plea on her behalf.
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Pease Afb Ic
Celestine Levert
Cedar Dee Shei
Yarng
Portsmouth
Maine Medical
Portland
Nerehbor
Pole
Levert
Petce
Jonn Mahar
Behal
Sarved
Energy crisis debate and public cooperation urged
In a CBS Face the Nation interview, Simon warns a 1970 peak in production and looming 1972 1975 shortages require public cooperation and new policies. Sen Jackson backs tighter controls and blames oil companies and the administration for mismanaging imports and capacity.
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Crinsis
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Hearst Jackson
Dwash
Senate Intercom
Fah Simon
Jackson
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Arabia
U.S
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