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Newspaper

Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1973

Page

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Parolee Nelson Defends Parole Board Conflict Claim

Convicted killer Russell Nelson says a parole board member had no conflict and argues the judge who voided his parole was in conflict far more. He criticizes the system while awaiting appeal, calling his relatives’ support and his lengthy incarceration a hardship.

Alexander G. Higgins Concord N.H Russell Nelson Nelson Wourder Rhode Superior Court T Audge Thomas Gerald Pruenier Fater Prunier Boss Jugs Bas Bae US Peary Eel A Parol Heine Tittle Martineau-Nelson Pruiier Leonard Tes Nct Richard Leonard Martineau Nelson Tes Providence Pamuckel Prson Ettecals Connecticut

Unemployment in Britain predicted amid energy shortage

Britain faces rising job losses as the fuel crisis spreads. The Department of Employment reports 408,000 layoffs in England and Wales, with nearly one million unemployed forecast next week due to the energy shortage impacting industry. Refinery startup reported in Newfoundland with limited details.

Britain London Department of Employment England Wales

Ford recalls 13 thousand Mercury Capris over wire short

Ford Motor Co. recalls 13 708 Mercury Capris to inspect for improper wire connections in 1974 models. The company said about 1 160 cars may contain the defect and announced the action today.

Ford Detroit Ford Motor Co

New England Rivers Reach High Levels After Storms

Reports from Waltham Massachusetts and neighboring states indicate several rivers and streams in Maine New Hampshire and Vermont surged to high levels following last week's storms. Massachusetts House leaders predict unemployment could climb into the low teens due to the energy crisis with expected regional impacts.

Waltham, Mass Maine New Hampshire Vermont

Maine Patina Papers Return Deadline Mentioned

A Maine article notes a required return deadline for patina papers, detailing the date by which forms must be submitted or renewed. The notice emphasizes compliance and potential penalties for late returns.

New Hampshire bill would create all powerful state commission

Alarm rose as a proposed New Hampshire measure would form a single powerful commission to oversee state agencies and local governments. Officials warn it could override town votes and impose felony penalties for dissent, while supporters see it as energy governance.

Emer Commission New Hampshire Coca Calvin A. Canney Ghaziss Planning Commission Hampshire Bec Portsmouth Canney David Mann N.H.* Municis Association Hugh Gallen Littleton Meldrim Thomson Charles Douglas Tucker Fe Commission Robert F. Preston

Gasoline rationing proposal shocks Portsmouth dealers

Gas station operators in the Portsmouth area discussed limiting each customer to a dollar amount of gas the week of January 7. About 40 to 60 dealers attended the Gasoline Retailers Association meeting at the Sheraton Meadowbrook and debated fairness of the allocation system and slim profit margins. Some favored the idea to press the issue with authorities, while others warned of consumer inconvenience and potential loopholes.

Portsmouth Gasoline Retailers Association Sheraton Meadowbrook

Israelis and Egyptians seek withdrawal principles in Geneva

In Geneva two day talks between Israel and Egypt sought clarity on principles for disengagement along the Suez Canal and the truce line. Maj. Gen. Mordechai Gur and Brig. Taha el Magdoub reported a frank exchange with plans for a further session after the Israeli elections.

Geneva Switzerland Suez United Nations Mordechai Gur Irael Taha el Magdoob Palace of Nations Egypt Israel Henry A. Kissinger

Nixon Signs 1.5 Billion Manpower Bill

President Nixon announced he is signing a 1.5 billion manpower bill described as a major achievement. The law makes manpower funds available to state and local governments without rigid service caps, supporting about 5 000 workers over two years.

San Clemente, Call Nixon Macias

Blues Supreme Court Reverses Case On Rate Cuts

The New York State Supreme Court remanded Blue Shield of Durkin to the Insurance Commission for further ruling on rate reductions. Justices unanimously or with one absent found insufficient authority for a 9 percent annual rate cut this year while Durkin had approved tentative rates subject to review.

Concord N.H Eran Darkin Sd State Supreme Court High Court Insurance Blue Shield Durkin Whaland Thee Darkin

Nuclear Plant in Hartford Faces Delays Across Three Sites

An AP report describes delays at three Hartford area sites linked to a nuclear plant project. Officials cite steady progress despite setbacks as work continues across multiple locations.

Hartford Comm Aimennce Weewt Pew Ae Hyper Weclear

Sharp Cuts in Heating Ordered by Federal Office

Washington AP Ener gy chief William E.Simon ordered a six degree home heating reduction and prioritization of gasoline for essential services starting January 15. Oil heated buildings must drop thermostats 10 degrees below 1972 settings, gas electricity and coal heated buildings excluded.

Washington Energ Wiliam E. Simon Simon Federal Energy Office

Generators in New England to Receive Extra Oil

Washington AP reports New England utilities will get about 4.5 million barrels of residual oil in January from other regions. federal energy chief William E. Simon said diversion starts immediately as stockpiles drop below a seven day supply. Generators at Salem and Brayton Point face shortages while some plants shift to coal.

Washington New England William E. Simon Federal Energy Imon Ion Salem Braypont Point Seme Simon

Unseasonal New Hampshire Snow Deluge With Thunder

Lightning lit the sky as ten inches of heavy snow fell across New Hampshire after a pre dawn front. Reports of thunder in Manchester and Nashua accompanied sleet in Concord as ski industry losses rise toward a near 1 billion dollar season.

Voncord New Hampshire National Weather Service Manchester Nashua Concord Sad Industry

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