Mixed views on Bush tax cut sparks debate in Portsmouth
The article documents local and national reactions to the Bush tax cut. Democrats accuse the measure of political posturing and missed reform, while Republicans praise it for economic stimulus. Individuals cite marriage penalty relief, debt concerns, charity donations, and ongoing deficits amid wartime costs.
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Jay Nadeau
Bush
Iraq
Nadeau
Deb Crapo
Portsmouth
Evelyn Marconi
Marconi
Griffin
Michael Warhurst
Prescott Park
Warhurst
Forbes
U.S
John Edwards
D-N.c
America
Edwards
White House
Ronald Reagan
Rockingham County secures Homeland Security grant for new Mobile Command Post
Larissa Mulkern reports Rockingham County will spend 34,000 to replace its 1983 Mobile Command Post with a 2003 model. The grant, part of New Hampshire's Homeland Security program, funds equipment for terrorism response and public safety communications across 37 towns and 25 police departments.
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Brentwood
Rockingham County
Hampton
Rye
Pease International Tradeport
Seabrook Station
Rockingham County Sheriff's Department
Joe Akerley
Homeland Security
Maureen Barrows
Katharin Pratt
Akerley
Sheriff's Department
N.H. Office of Emergency Management
Amtrak
Kwanza Plans 28th Annual Scholarship Program in Portsmouth
Kwanza will host its 28th annual scholarship event at 4 p m on Sunday June 1 at the United Methodist Church Miller Avenue Portsmouth with the theme Your Future Awaits You. Justin Coggeshall Hampton Academy Junior High School eighth grade history teacher will speak. Cassaundra and Cameron Thorpe local students will read poetry and two math awards will be presented to area junior high students. Three area college bound high students are noted.
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Portsmouth
Kwanza
United Methodist Church
Miller Avenue
Justin Coggeshall
Hampton Academy
Cassaundra
Cameron Thorpe
Kwanza Scholarships Highlight Local Senior Achievements
In brief, school seniors will receive Kwanza scholarships as refreshments are served. The public is invited to attend. Over 27 years the program has awarded 126 area students nearly $65,000 to assist with school expenses. The Portsmouth Cemetery Committee meets Monday at 9 a.m. in City Hall Conference Room A to discuss grants, Sept. 7 fund-raiser at John Langdon House, volunteer needs, and park restoration plans for North Burial Ground and Point of Graves to attract visitors. For information call 436-5096.
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Kwanza
Portsmouth
Mayor's Cemetery Committee
City Hall
Partnership
Greater
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