Courthouse parking debate stirs Whipple School area residents
Residents clash with plans to build a courtroom parking lot on Islington Street, arguing the site near Summer Street homes will bring drainage and privacy issues. City officials propose hedge screens and shifting walkways to ease concerns, while noting entrance changes are unlikely.
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John Cullen
Summer Street
City Hall
Nicholas Aeschliman
Islington Street
Mary Timmons
Allen Trousdale
Cullen
Trousdale
Aeschliman
Calvin A. Canney
Fire kills 11 on overnight train in England blast probe
In Taunton England an overnight sleeper train from Penzance to Paddington was gutted by fire. Eleven passengers were killed and about 30 injured as investigators probe an unconfirmed explosion. Ten bodies were recovered from two burned cars, with the 11th dying at the home of Labour MP Sandra Horne nearby.
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Taunton
England
Penzance
Britain
London
Paddington
Sandra Horne
Labor Party
Boston Guards Walk Off Jobs At State Prisons Picket Lines
Angry prison guards in Boston, unpaid due to a legislative budget logjam, walked off their posts and formed picket lines at two of six major state prisons. Despite staff shortages, including some working overtime after night shifts, the Department of Correction said security remained intact.
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Boston
Department of Correction
Transit strike prompts court bid to end walkout
Boston AP reports MBTA seeks injunction to force 4200 striking drivers back to work after a sudden mass walkout that halted mass transit affecting about 500000 commuters. About 1000 transit workers marched to the Statehouse protesting legislation on pay raises. In Rochester Minnesota seven inches of rain in six hours caused floods. nine feared dead with three wheelchair patients and a nurse's aide found in a nursing home elevator.
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Suffolk County Superior Court
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
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Carter Visits Mother Seton Shrine in Emmitsburg Md
President Carter touring western Maryland joined about 200 well wishers at the shrine of Mother Elizabeth Seton the first American born saint. Most attendees were Sisters of Charity nuns greeting the president during a Camp David vacation day in Emmitsburg.
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Carter
Maryland
Mother Elizabeth Seton
Camp David
Sisters of Charity
Mother Seton
BritainOK to base KC-135 tankers at Fairford RAF field
The Defense Ministry said the U S Air Force will station 15 KC-135 tankers at Fairford in southwest England despite local protests. Defense Secretary Fred Mulley told Parliament 15 converted Boeing 707s will be based there, with flying limited to daylight hours and half the fleet airborne at once. Arrival slated for next year and full complement by mid 1979.
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Defense Ministry
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Royal Air Force
Fairford
England
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Fairford Field
Mildenhall Usaf
Brize Norton
Go Ans
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Seabrook construction hinge moves by federal agencies
The Seabrook nuclear project sits between NRC and EPA decisions on cooling methods and site suitability. EPA head Castle must decide if once through cooling can dump heated water into the sea or if cooling towers are required, potentially delaying or ending construction. NRC staff also weighs whether alternate sites with cooling towers are better, with no fixed timetable, but EPA's action could lift or uphold the stop work order.
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Herald
Washington
Washington, D.C
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
Douglas M. Castle
Castle
NRC
Licensing Appeals Board
EPA
Manchester
Milton Grossman
Grossman
EPA finds no proof of sea life safety for Seabrook cooling
EPA experts say proof is lacking that warm water from Seabrook cooling tunnels will protect marine life off New Hampshire coast. Hearing resumes as plant construction hinges on EPA judgment. Analysts flag indeterminate risk while environmentalists warn cooling water could harm fragile ecosystems near Seabrook and Hampton.
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N.H
Seabrook
New Hampshire
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Boston
Public Service Co
Hampton Seabrook
Harley Laing
Seabrook-Hampton
State's Leaders Rally for Seabrook Power Plant Fight
Gov Meldrim Thomson Jr declares Energy Independence Day as about 500 business and civic leaders gather at the N H Highway Hotel to back Seabrook nuclear power. Leaders include Norman F C Kent Michael Kensley David Gosselin Raymond Brighton Dudley Dudley and Sen Alan Rock. Public figures urge action, pledge support, and warn of economic and defense consequences if the plant is halted.
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Concord
Meldrim Thomson Jr
Seabrook
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Seacoast
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First National Bank of
Portsmouth
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Kensley
Durham Trust
David Gosselin
Wheelabrator-Frye
Hampton
Raymond A. Brighton
Portsmouth Herald
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Sprague Oil
J. Paul Griffin
Griffin Construction
Dudley Dudley
D. Alan Rock
Nashua
Rock
America
Thomas Rath
Rath
Public Service Company
New Hampshire
Thomas J. McIntyre
John A. Durkin
Norman D’amours
James C. Cleveland
McIntyre
Cleveland
U.S. Congress
Congress
Frank Shants
the Herald
Thomson
Education key to Prescott Park parking solution
The South End parking issues during the Prescott Park Arts Festival hinge on enforcement. While strict enforcement could curb violations, it requires substantial funding, and the Traffic Safety department weighs the cost against potential curbside relief.
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Traffic Safety Commission
Prescott Park
Commission
John Chick
Meeting set on refinery in Raymond
A developer seeking to build an oil refinery in Raymond and Fremont will hold an informational meeting at 7 30 p m in Raymond High School on July 12. Theodore Caras of Concord says area suitability has been preliminarily reported but final plans depend on community attitudes and further study.
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Fremont
Sees Sry
Theodore Caras
Concord
Caras
New Hampshire
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