Maine town weighs rules for adult book shop video booths
Kittery officials investigate regulating video booths at Amazing.net on Route 236 following neighbor complaints. Police report suspicious activity and public urination with condoms discarded in the lot and along Fernald Road. The chief says the venue may attract gay men but stresses no crime if activities are consensual, framing it as a health and welfare issue.
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Ed Strong
Fernald Road
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Kicking the habit sparks NH smoking ban debate
Lawmakers in New Hampshire push a 2006 smoking ban to curb cancer risk and align with neighboring states. Supporters say tourism benefits and public health, while business owners warn of revenue loss. Prominent sponsors include Rep. Sheila Francoeur and Sen. Wood Hassan.
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Man goes from 100 mph to jail in one night
State police stopped a Ford Mustang at about 100 mph on Route 95. Jason Whalen, 27, gave a false name and, after identity was confirmed, kicked the cruiser window. He faces multiple charges including aggravated DWI and criminal mischief. Paul Dionne, 24, was charged with possession of a controlled drug and released on recognizance.
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Jason Whalen
Silver Street
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Paul Dionne
Farmington Road
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Postage price hike now in effect in Portsmouth
Elizabeth Kenny reports the U S Postal Service raises first class letter rates to 39 cents effective Sunday amid fuel cost pressures. Portsmouth postmaster Dennis Kelley notes 2007 could bring another hike and explains customers with 37 cent stamps must buy 2 cent stamps. post offices will stock new stamps this month.
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Portsmouth High School to hire athletic director 2006-07
Portsmouth High School will hire a new athletic director for the 2006-07 school year. The announcement appears in the January 5 2006 edition of Tri-State Daily on page A13.
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Bush's war powers may outlast end of conflict
The article discusses how wartime presidential power could extend beyond current conflicts, citing historical precedents from Lincoln and World War II. It notes looming congressional scrutiny by Sen. Specter on NSA activities and warrants, possible impacts on Iraq resolution, Patriot Act renewal, and FISA reforms, with Gonzales defending inherent authority.
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