Annual Strawbery Banke Meeting Faces Voting Rights and 18105 Deficit
Strawbery Banke Inc holds its annual meeting at 8 pm Tuesday in the old South Meeting House. The main topics include an amendment to allow new members voting rights and an $18,105 deficit over the past two years. The slate lists Brady Brigham and Delano among officers with a broad trustee group. The organization reports 46423 visitors last year, a 35 percent rise, and total gate receipts of $68,383, noting its 1960 incorporation to preserve Portsmouth’s oldest district and public access to its restoration efforts.
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Strawbery Banke Inc
Old South Meeting House
Banke
Edmund E Lynch
Strawbery Banke
Nixon May Seek Okay For Bombs In Cambodia
Defense Secretary James R Schlesinger said Nixon might ask Congress for authority to bomb in Cambodia after the Aug 15 cutoff if the battlefield deteriorates. He warned the 40 to 45 day window is tight and cautioned against undue optimism for regime stability or leadership reform.
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James R Schlesinger
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Indochina
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Navy families hesitate as 47 percent plan no move to Norfolk
In Newport area a Navy survey finds 47 percent of uniformed men with families intend not to bring relatives to Norfolk or other East Coast bases within 12 months. About 3 percent would not move families at all, raising questions about projected Tidewater housing and school needs amid defense realignment.
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Kissinger Says Sihanouk Talks Possible On China Visit
Presidential adviser Henry Kissinger left open meeting exiled Cambodian Prince Sihanouk during his forthcoming China visit. He noted reports from Peking about Sihanouk and declined to comment on Cambodia peace talks, saying details would depend on developments. Huang Chen accompanied Kissinger to San Clemente and Los Angeles and a Peking trip was expected late this month or early August.
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Hampton Woman Sues N E T T Over Telephone Refusal
A Hampton woman and her daughter sue the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co in Rockingham Superior Court for 90000 each claiming a refusal to install a phone at their home left Victoria Sharp unable to summon help after a fall around 1970. The suit alleges the lack of service caused harm and ongoing distress.
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Seth Jenkins
Susan Sharp
Victoria
Cutler Ave
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Carter
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
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New Hampshire Flood Officials Push Back on Media Claims
North Woodstock New Hampshire officials dispute reports that the state was wiped out by floods. Dick Hamilton, executive of the Mount Washington region’s tourism group, says business fell about 50 percent in two days and calls for more ad spending on radio and TV while criticizing federal help and National Guard deployment.
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Reoston
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Boston
Meldrim Thomson
National Guard
Gunman Kills Two In Office in Sacramento
A man opened fire at Employers Mutual Liability Insurance Co in Sacramento killing two clerks and a claims adjuster and critically wounding a secretary before killing himself. Police say four or more people fired shots. extra cartridges were found on the gunman.
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Employers Mutual Liability Insurance Co of
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Interest Rates Jump Across Banks In Wake of Prime Rise
The second weekly rise in the prime lending rate lifts the rate for large corporations to 8.4 percent, the highest in over three years. Banks including Bank of America and First National City Bank follow Friday's move, while mortgage fees rise as government actions allow higher maximums. The Fed's discount rate increase to 7 percent prompted the shift, prompting concerns about inflation and potential business slowdown.
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Foday 3
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Governor Vetoes Vet School and Mortgage Measures
New Hampshire Governor Meldhun Thomson vetoed two bills without explanation. One would authorize negotiating with out of state veterinary schools to preserve NH student enrollment space. The other would limit banks from charging certain service fees on mortgage loans.
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Meldhnu Thomson
Robert Stark
Anc
New Hampshire
Europe in Turmoil on Dollar Realignments Rumors Roil Markets
FRANKFURT AP The dollar slump continues with traders watching possible realignments of major currencies. Swiss National Bank chief warns the situation is out of control as the dollar drops to a record low and banks halt trading.
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Germany
United States
Washington
Paul Volcker
Treasury
Monetary Affairs
Volcker
Paris
Exeter Town to vote on site for $100000 garage
Four month dispute over where to build a new town garage ends Tuesday with a yea or nay vote on a Newfields Road site. Town officials approved the $100,000 project and relocated an entrance to improve sight lines amid safety concerns. A separate article asks voters to authorize easement rights with Clemson Automotive Fabrics for a treatment plant expansion.
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Exeter
Newfields Road
Soener
Clemson Automotive
Thomas Prentiss
Medical Triumph By Local Woman In Vitiligo Recovery
Elaine Sewell of Portsmouth, long afflicted by vitiligo, approaches recovery after nine years of daily sunlight exposure and a regimen under dermatologist Dr Thomas B. Fitzpatrick of Boston. Her husband Robert E. Sewell lauds her progress and notes vitiligo’s emotional impact, with medical guidance he says may stem from trauma or autoimmune factors.
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