Carter ends foreign trip with talks on NATO security
President Carter arrives in Brussels for final leg of tour to reassure NATO allies on a new Soviet nuclear arms agreement while Western Europe weighs security concerns. Protests erupt against the neutron bomb as regional tensions mount amid Paris talks and a Socialist Party bombing in Paris.
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Belgium
Carter
NATO
New York Times
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Paris
Valery Giscard d
Carter- Mitterrand
French Resistance
Marigny
Giscard d'Estaing
Mitterrand
Washington
Mashpee Indians jury weighs $30 million land claim verdict
In Mashpee Massachusetts a 12 member jury enters day three of deliberations on tribal status and a possible $30 million land claims verdict for 13,000 acres. The all white jury faces the task of determining tribal recognition and compensation while market observers in London note dollar strength and cautious trading as central banks hold steady.
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Boston
Cape Cod
Mashpee
London
Frankfurt
Fire strike likely to end after pay deal talks
London AP reports Britain's 33,000 firemen face a week conference on a pay proposal to end a two month strike. Most representatives are expected to back the plan though militants vow to disrupt. The union executive approved the deal after three days of talks with municipal authorities who employ the firefighters.
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London
Britain
Bangor House Hotel to Be Converted Into 120-Unit Apartments
The Bangor House, a 144 year old downtown hotel once a showcase for culture, was auctioned off as two Portland developers plan to strip newer additions, remove the top floor, and convert the building into a 120 unit apartment complex. In Concord, Senator McIntyre announced 753000 in federal funding for New Hampshire WIC program to nearly quadruple aid recipients.
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Bangor, Maine
Bangor House
Portland
Concord
N.H
U.S
Thomas McIntyre
New Hampshire
McIntyre
New York fugitive indicted for attempted murder in Concord shooting
Merrimack County Grand Jury indicts Leo R. Jansen of Schenectady N Y on attempted murder for firing five or more shots at Concord police officer Warren E Foote on December 16. Foote escaped injury in the incident.
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N.H
New York
Merrimack County
Leo R. Jansen
Schenectady
N.Y
Jansen
Warren E. Foote
Foote
NH AG Probes Seabrook Officers Certifications
The New Hampshire Attorney General’s office is examining the certification of two Seabrook police officers, John Guelij and James Cipoletta, after they sought exemptions from mandatory state training. Massachusetts confirms no record of certified training for the men, though NH officials say they have Bay State papers. Seabrook officials discuss the matter in executive session. no comment from Police Chief Perkins.
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N.H
John Guelij
James Cipoletta
Bay State
Gary Egan
Massachusetts Training Council
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Cipoletta
Gueli
Revere
Mass
Seabrook Selectmen
Rayenald Perkins
Emory Eaton
Eric Small
Perkins
Coal talks stall as UMW orders bargaining team home
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller sent the union’s bargaining team home after accusing coal operators of refusing to resume contract talks ending a month-long nationwide strike. Industry reps cited lack of union willingness to accept a labor stability plan with any pay-back for lost funds. Federal mediators expect talks to resume next week.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Miller
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
UMW
LUCC Opposes Gov Thomson Over Seabrook Funding
The Legislative Utility Consumers Council chief says no guarantee will be given that a $40,000 federal grant will not be used to oppose Seabrook nuclear plant funding. He and Rep. Leo Lessard oppose including construction costs in basic electric rates before operation. The governor threatens to block the grant unless assurances are given, arguing rates must stay low while supporting nuclear energy.
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N.H
Consumers Council
Meldrim Thomson
Seabrook
Leo Lessard
D-Dover
Thomson
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Public Service Co
Lessard
Seabrook Station
Leeman Sues PSC for 750000 over 1976 electrocution
James Hurley sues Public Service Company in Durham Superior Court for 750000 claiming failure to insulate or warn about a 34500 volt line. The Oct 1 1976 accident on Coe Drive near Oyster River schools left him with third degree burns and permanent injuries including loss of his right foot and left thumb.
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Durham
Public Service Company
James Hurley
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PSC
Coe
Oyster River High School
Hurley
Charles Doleac Dec.o
Crown of St. Stephen returns to Hungary from U.S.
The Holy Crown of St. Stephen arrives in Budapest after three decades in American hands marking a thaw in Hungary United States relations. Secretary of State Vance attends ceremonies with Parliament Speaker Aprok and Foreign Minister Puza to discuss issues including most favored nation status.
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Hungary
United States
Cyrus R. Vance
Paris
Antal Aprok
Frigyes Puza
Vance
Danube River
U.S
Magyar Nemzet
National Museum
Buda
Danube
U.S. Air Force
Carbonneau seeks vote on commercial zone in Exeter
Exeter residents consider amending zoning to create a Front Street north side commercial district from Front and Lincoln to the railroad. Carbonneau proposes a beauty parlor, while opponents argue it harms a residential neighborhood. The Planning Board hosts the hearing as two zoning changes, including a waterfront district and an historic designation, move forward.
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Lincoln Streets
Boston & Maine Railroad
Bernard Robertson
Carbonneau
State Supreme Court
Bob Munger
Front St
Munger
Planning Board
Nancy Merrill
Charles Tucker
Epping Road
James Hersey
Bonnie Drive
Hersey
Douglas Mellin
Water Street
High Street
Swasey Parkway
Rene Valiquez
Alan Lampert
Franklin Street
Franklin
Nashua school board member to boycott inauguration over Russian composers
Nashua City official Alan Thomaier of the John Birch Society will skip Sunday inauguration ceremonies to protest music by Tschaikowski and Glinka used in schools. He plans to fly an American flag, defend his second term, and cites ties to Russia while Mayor Arel defends the music as unrelated to communism and historically-based.
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N.H
Alan Thomaier
John Birch Society
Russia
Thomaier
Tschaikowski
Glinka
Maurice Arel
Arel
Andre the seal to stay put as aquarium moves others
In Portland Maine AP Myrtle the turtle moves as New England Aquarium transfers 280 sea creatures due to a crack in its glass bowl. Andre, a 16 year old harbor seal, remains in a near entrance tank with Smoke his girlfriend. The pair are part of the popular exhibit visitors greet as Andre swims yearly from Boston Harbor to Rockport Maine. He is released each summer and flown back in fall.
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Maine
Myrtle
Andre
New England Aquarium
Boston
The
Aquarium
Smoke
Boston Harbor
Rockport
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