NH National Guard aviation unit runs Huey medevac trainers
A detailed look at New Hampshire National Guard aviation, centering on UH-1H Huey medevac missions near Skyhaven Airport and the role of part time pilots amid a mix of civilians-turned-guardsmen. It notes OH-52 and OH-58 aircraft, rescue duties, and Operation Link-Up with civil authorities.
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Skyhaven
Rochester
John Bowen
National Guard
Portsmouth
Cape Bowen
New Hampshire Army National Guardsmen
Guard
Concord
New Hampshire
Seacoast
Pease Afb
Harry Anderson
Henniker
John Fournier
Hooksett
Artillery
Anderson
Fournier
Cwo Anderson
Southeast Asia
Franklin Pierce College
Madrid assault kills general sparks political panic
Terrorists believed to be left wing extremists shot Brig. Gen. Juan Sanchez Ramos and Lt. Col. Juan Perez Rodriguez after stepping from a stolen taxi in Madrid. Six arrests made. authorities caution suspects may not be the shooters. Prime Minister Suarez vows democratic reforms will stand amid terror threat.
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Madrid
Adolfo Suarez
Spain
Juan Sanchez Ramos
Juan Perez Rodriguez
Suarez
Francisco Franco
GRAPO
Juan Carlos
Sanchez Ramos
Luis Carrero Blanco
Banzer Resigns as Bolivia President Amid Transfer of Power
President Hugo Banzer resigned on Friday night and indicated power would shift to air force Gen. Juan Pereda Alban after military chiefs took charge. Pereda, Banzer’s chosen candidate, flew to La Paz from Santa Cruz as the coup-linked transition began to restore democracy after years of military rule.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Hugo Banzer
Air Force
Juan Pereda Alban
Banzer
Pereda
Santa Cruz
Here
Tass chief blames Brzezinski for cold war computer sale
Sergei Losev, former Tass acting director general, says U S actions show dangerous shifts in Washington policy and calls the Carter administration move to scrap a planned computer sale to Tass a cold war act. He pins blame on national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski and warns of renewed tension in U S Soviet relations and a setback to peace and detente.
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Moscow
Tass
U.S
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Sergei Losev
Workers drink away concerns as Seabrook halt hits 1800
About 1,800 construction workers at Seabrook power plant were laid off after the NRC ordered a shutdown by 6 p.m. State unemployment benefits totaling around 180,000 weekly will be distributed as crews await EPA cooling system decisions. Gov. Meldrim Thomson blasted the federal action while workers debated next steps and possible restart.
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Seabrook
Carter
Mel
Rt. 1
Public Service Co
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Meldrim Thomson
Massachusetts
Joseph Ate
Ciampa
United States
Clamshell Alliance
NRC
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
PSC
Mitch Bowman
Associated Press
West Coast
Bowman
Thomson
New Hampshire
Seabrook suit ends as NRC halt leads to layoffs
Washington lawyers drop bid to block NRC order delaying Seabrook construction. The move ends the case in federal court and leaves 1,800 workers idled after Friday night layoff, with appeals deemed unlikely to save jobs. Attorneys said weeks of litigation would not prevent shutdown.
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M.E. Crowley
Washington Bureau
Washington — Union
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Seabrook
N.H. Building and Construction Trades Council
Hoisting and Portable Engineers Local 4
State of
New Hampshire
NRC
Federal District Court
Trade Council and Union
Commission
U.S. District Court
Louis R. Oberdorfer
Oberdorfer
Union
N.H
Wilbur Grahan
First District Court of Appeals
Boston
James Fairman
Washington
Building to honor Gov Adams named for Sherman Adams
Concord New Hampshire Gov Meldrim Thomson and the Executive Council approved naming the Mt Washington summit building and museum for former Gov Sherman Adams who pushed for preservation of the summit Adams served 1949 to 1953 The council also awarded a nearly 4 million contract to Nuova Agudio S P A to install a new aerial tramway at Cannon Mountain by January 1980 replacing a 40 year old line The meeting was quiet except for a debate over praise for Thomson and state law enforcement over the Seabrook anti nuclear demonstration at Seabrook on June 24.
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Concord
N.H
Meldrim Thomson
Executive Council
Mt. Washington Summit
Sherman Adams
Adams
Cannon Mountain
Franconia
Nuova Agudio, S.P.A
Bernard A. Streeter Jr
Nashua
Thomson
Seabrook
Council to address two safety concerns Monday night
City Council will debate two safety issues raised by Councilman William F. Keefe at 7 PM in City Hall. The first concerns LPG rail transport through the city and a film on derailments. The second concerns the burned Paras building on Congress Street and its safety risk. Three public hearings are planned on a Community Center development, Banfield Road rezoning, and a firefighter salary ordinance.
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City Hall
Keefe
Pierce
Paras
Congress Street
Dexter Shoe Co
Fire Department
Banfield Road
James Splaine
Market Square
Sherman Pridham
State Highway Department
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John Whiteman
James Holub
Prudential Insurance
Capt. Bowen
Bow
397Th
London
397Th Medical Detachment
197Th Field Artillery
Army
N.H. Army National Guard
Huey
Dodge Avenue
Cambio 16
Red Brigades
Robert Lewis
Bob Morneau
Auburn
Teamsters Union Local 633
Brian Turner
Merrimack, N.H
Gov. Adams
William F. Keefe
Barberry Lane
George Pierce
York
Ann Landers
Goren
Pease
National Weather Service
Imanac
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