Seabrook seeks closure of ten stores over sewage woes
Seabrook selectmen ask the attorney general to shut down a ten‑store Southgate Plaza complex and Burger Chef on Rt. 1 because raw sewage problems persist. If not closed, the board will act. Neighbors report ongoing contamination and fear for public safety as state delays hinder remediation.
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Seabrook
Southgate Plaza
Burger Chef
Rt. 1
DeMoulas
Zayre’s
Radio Shack
Poor Simon's
Dimensions
Famous Pizza
Fayva Shoe
Freedom Drug
Anthony Randall
WSPCC
James Falconer
Brenda Donahue
Randall
Selectmen
Frank Valli
Southgate
Concord
Stephen Coes
Rayenold Perkins
The
American Legion
the Legion Commete
Seabrook project shutters 1800 workers as NRC halts
Seabrook nuclear plant workers receive pink slips as the 2.3 billion project is shut down after NRC order following EPA cooling system review. About 400 will be laid off daily through Friday, a 400-strong skeleton crew kept on to guard and maintain 10 million dollars of equipment. Delays raise costs and may push restart if EPA approves cooling tunnels.
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Ann Howe
Seabrook
Norman R. Cullerot
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
Cullerot
EPA
PSC
NRC
Douglas Castle
State Supreme Court review sought of $30.1 million Seabrook rate rise
The Legislative Utility Consumers' Council appeals to New Hampshire Supreme Court to halt a $30.1 million Public Service Co. of New Hampshire rate increase approved by the Public Utilities Commission. The challenge cites CWIP charges funding Seabrook and seeks suspension pending review. PSC projects plant cost to consumers at $2.3 billion with unit starts in 1981 and 1982.
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Concord
N.H
Legislative Utility Consumers’ Council
State Supreme Court
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
State Public Utilities Commission
Seabrook
Council
Public Service
CWIP
Cullerot
EPA
Seabrook Tunnel
Atlantic Ocean
Hampton Beach
PSC
New England
Derailment Spooks Portsmouth Residents Near B M Line
Residents fear a LPG tank derailment could strike near Route 1 Bypass after seven open cars left the Boston and Maine line in Portsmouth. Witnesses note rotten ties and overloaded gravel cars while railroad crews repair tracks and a heavy lift reshapes the scene.
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Boston and
Maine
Portsmouth
B&m
Route 1
Seabrook
Sea-3
Newington
Rockingham Junction
Hampton
Islington Street
Barberry Lane
Washington
U.S. Senate
N.H
John A. Durkin
New England
House faces hurdles after ERA backers win in committee
Washington backers of a new Equal Rights Amendment lease on life say approval could come in the House but Senate resistance looms. Boston reports temporary relief for Gloucester fishermen with higher cod and haddock quotas might be depleted if a quick management plan is not adopted. Senate moves toward final Endangered Species Act changes to avoid conflicts over the Tellico Dam case. Dukakis seeks a special session to recall the legislature July 31 to consider removing censure from Chief Justice Bonin. a July 25 hearing is set for Bonin to present his defense.
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Washington (Ap
House
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Boston
U.S. Commerce
Juanita Kreps
Gloucester
Department
Washington
Tennessee
Tellico
Executive Council
Michael S. Dukakis
Robert M. Bonin
Bonin
Kennedy stays Kittery town manager
The Kittery Town Council unanimously retained Town Manager John R. Kennedy after a nearly two hour executive session with attorney Hugh MacMahon. The resolution requires Kennedy to keep the Council informed or seek approval in five areas and notes no removal. The council may amend the town charter to provide a fixed term renewed by majority vote.
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Kittery
John R. Kennedy
Hugh MacMahon
Powell Opens Up Attack On Thomson In NH Nominations
Former Governor Wesley Powell launches a sharp critique against incumbent Meldrim Thomson Jr. in the Republican gubernatorial race. He accuses Public Service Co. and publishers William Loeb and Thomson of mismanagement of Seabrook nuclear affairs and criticizes media for biased coverage. Powell warns of rising electric bills and calls for accountability from the Seabrook project and state utilities.
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Hampton Falls
Wesley Powell
Meldrim A. Thomson Jr
Powell
Public Service Co
Thomson
Manchester
William Loeb
New Hampshire
Public Service Company
Seabrook
Loeb and
McIntyre
Meldrim, Jr
Loeb
New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission
Vance Strives To Narrow Israel Egypt Peace Gaps At Leeds
US Secretary of State Cyrus Vance met separately with Israeli and Egyptian foreign ministers at Leeds Castle England to narrow gaps in peace proposals. Officials say likely outcome is continued talks through a two day conference focused on West Bank Gaza and Palestinian issues as Atherton may mediate. In Jerusalem parliament clashed as Peres accused Begin of pursuing Israel’s isolation.
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Leeds Castle
England
Cyrus Vance
London
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Vance
Mideast
Alfred Atherton
Hotel petition withdrawn from Woodbury Avenue project
A petition for a 115 room hotel on Woodbury Avenue was withdrawn at Tuesday night’s Board of Adjustment meeting and will be presented again later.
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Woodbury Avenue
Board of Adjustment
Postal workers warned of firing if strike starts Thursday
Postmaster General William F. Bolger warns 554,000 postal employees they could be fired and lose paid health and life insurance if they strike when the contract expires at midnight Thursday. Mediators shuttle between unions and management as talks stagnate over no layoff protections and a right to boost productivity. A union official says management plans to cut more than 100,000 jobs by the early 1980s, a point fueling the deadlock and potential strike impact.
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Washington
William F. Bolger
Bolger
Postal
Emmett Andrews
American Postal Workers Union
Andrews
Postal Service
Weather Update From Concord on FM 162.47
The National Weather Service broadcasts weather information continuously on FM at 162.47 from Concord. The Almanac Page 2 notes ongoing airwave updates with regional conditions and forecasts.
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National Weather Service
Concord
Inside Boston School Superintendent Highlights
A partial reading of the Daily's Page 2 introduces the Boston school superintendent and related notes. The index lists several feature pages including China Diary and Antiques, with entertainment and sports coverage across pages 10 to 15.
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Boston
Dr. Thostes
Ann Landers
Goren
Business Mirror
Thaxter Book
Capitol Ideas
Pine Tree Log
Area Playground Report
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First Circuit Court of Appeals
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Carter
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Henry Owen
Act
Kennedy
Egypt
Atherton
Middle East
NATO
Brussels
State Department
Hodding Carter
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Mohammed Ibrahim Kamel
Jerusalem
Menachem Begin
Shimon Peres
Peres
Begin
Anchorage
Woodbury
New Franklin School
Robert A. Shaines
Spectrum Enterprises
Shaines
Spectrum
Sagamore Enterprises, Inc
Sagamore Enterprises
Sanford Roberts
Allen Smith
Charles R
Jeannette Dolan
Sagamore Avenue
Walker Bungalow Road
Sagamore Creek
Charles A. Griffin
Archie Greene
Sagamore Ave
Bobby J. Smith
Ann F. Sears
South St
Society For the Preservation of New England Antiquities
Middle St
James Porter
Laurence Albright
Islington St
William Scott
Sunny
Wallis Sands
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