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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1974

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State Democratic View on Thomson Nixon Tie

New Hampshire Democratic chairman David A. LaRoche argues tying Gov. Meldrim Thomson to President Nixon could boost Democrats if used carefully. Thomson touts Nixon Ford leadership at Seattle governors meeting as NH remains Nixon country, while Dems cite Watergate backlash and a strong field for September primary.

Concord N.H David A. LaRoche New Hampshire Meldrim Thomson King County Seattle Thomson Nixon

British Won't Quit Ireland Amid Northern Ireland Tension

London reports the British government rejected demands to withdraw troops from Northern Ireland, insisting only the army can prevent anarchy. Merlyn Roos told Parliament that without the British army law and order could not cope. In Canada, authorities order destruction of over 1,000 cattle in Alberta due to a brucellosis outbreak near St Paul, with seven more herds quarantined as tests continue.

Ireland London Northern Ireland Law and Order Merlyn Roos House of Commons ST. Paul, Alta Alberta

Timberlane Teachers Trek To Albany For Strike Action

Four New Hampshire teachers from Timberlane Regional School District walk across the country to publicize the nation’s longest teachers strike. They left Massachusetts via the Mohawk Trail and plan to reach Albany then Amsterdam. spokesman Donald Misenti confirms the cross country trek.

Timberlane Albany New Hampshire Amsterdam Donald Misenti Timtlane Massachusetts Berkshires

Brown Honors Sirica and Katharine Graham in Rhode Island

Federal Judge John J. Sirica received an honorary degree from Brown University in Providence. Katharine Graham publisher of the Washington Post also received an honorary degree, with the paper noted for Pulitzer Prize watergate coverage.

Brown University Sirica Provdence John J. Sirica Katharine Graham The Washington Post

Granite State Ford Reception Limited Success in Manchester

Concord New Hampshire AP report says Republican State Committee chair David Gosselin calls last week’s fundraiser for Vice President Gerald Ford a limited success. About 1,000 people attended a 25 ticket event. roughly 36,000 had been collected.

Ford Concord N.H Republican State Committee Gerald Ford David Gosselin Manchester Gosselin

Cape Elizabeth Woman Slain in Apparent Suicide Attempt

Roslyn Lewisohn, 38, is dead in Cape Elizabeth Maine in what the state attorney general calls an apparent suicide. Her husband James F. Lewisohn an English professor at the University of Maine at Portland Gorham was listed in fair condition with a bullet wound to the stomach at Maine Medical Center.

Cape Elizabeth Cape Elizabeth, Maine State Attorney General’s Roslyn Lewisohn James F. Lewisohn University of Maine At Portland-Gorham Maine Medical Center

Rabin Pledges Effort for Peace and Defense

Premier-designate Yitzhak Rabin presented his new government to the Knesset, pledging Israel will seek stable peace but not at any price. He supported Kissinger’s disengagement pacts as a path to talks with Arabs, while vowing no further withdrawals on the Syrian front and warning Lebanon to curb infiltrations. Rabin expected approval despite a slender coalition, stressing negotiations with Egypt and a cautious approach toward Syria and Lebanon.

Associated Press Yitzhak Rabin Israel Middle East Henry A. Kissinger Rabin Kissinger Egypt Syria Lebanon Beirut Knesset Coaliton

Legislators Tour Shoals Area Weigh Oil Port Plan

More than 100 state lawmakers and guests toured Appledore Island seeking a potential tanker port for 400000 barrels a day refinery plans tied to Olympic Refineries Inc. The visit raised concerns about spills threatening local fisheries and tourism, with officials from UNH Cornell and SUNY noting limited support for the project.

Dudley Dudley D-Durham Olympic Gulf Aristotle Onasis Viking Star Shoals John Kingbury Cornell Appledore Cornel UNH State Univer New York Olempic Refineries Inc Onassic

Focus on ITT Antitrust Settlement Attention Grows

AP reports the House Judiciary Committee turns its focus to the ITT antitrust settlement despite a special prosecutor's declaration clearing corporate officials. Chairman Peter W. Rodina Jr. says the inquiry remains independent from the prosecutor's findings.

Waliuington House Judiciary — Committee Peter W. Rodina Jr D-N.l

UNH Grants 2618 Honor At Commencement

Durham commencement honored 2618 graduates at the University of New Hampshire with an honorary doctor of laws for President Thomas N Bonner. He described the event as the best kept secret since the atomic bomb and noted Union College leadership in Schenectady New York. The ceremony covered a mass audience at Cowell Stadium as Bonner pledged financial help toward the cost of hosting the 1872 Republican National Convention in San Diego. Impeachment inquiries in Washington touched on Nixon, with John Doar and Rep Jerome Waldie predicting impeachment while others urged evidence release and constitutional scrutiny. The ITT probe also faced perjury accusations against several administration officials during the Senate hearings. Please turn to page 2.

John Doar Inqu Jerome Waldie D-Calif Nixon Senate Waldie CBS Lawrence Hogan Hogan West Coast NBC Meet the Press Seattle Jimmy Carter Georgia Daniel Walker Ilinois Wendell Anderson Minnesota Wedell Ford Kentucky Tom McCall Oregon Daniel J. Evans Washington Carter McCall International Telephone Univer Thomas N. Bonner and Telegraph Corporation Sity New Hampshire Cowell Union iCollege Schenctady N.Y

Red Tide Publicity Hurting Dealers

John McAllister reports that New England states ban clam digging along a wide coastal stretch due to red tide contamination fears. Independent clam suppliers in New Hampshire insist their stock comes from uncontaminated Maine waters. Officials note no illnesses this year while monitoring tests and possible future action.

John McAllister Associated Press Earl Sanders Sanders Sanders Lobster Co., Inc Portsmouth N.H New Hampshire Maine Wmile Cape Elizabeth Cape Ann Mass Massachusetts Syd Rosenberg Harborside Bernard Corson New Hamp Shire University of New Hampshire Carson

First National Bank of Chicago Lowers Prime Rate

After months of rising rates, the First National Bank of Chicago cut its prime rate today's move. The bank reported the rate at 5.75 percent, down from a peak of 6.00 percent set weeks ago, the first major bank to ease since the market shift.

Oyorkove First National Bank of Chicago Earchy Chicago

UNH Commencement Echoes Integrity and Duty

Dr. Bonner, UNH president, facing conservative critics, urged graduates to keep up the fight for decency and education. Commencement speaker Frei Hall Jr., UNH alumnus and former Board chair, received an honorary Doctor of Laws and urged high personal ethics and trust. Hall invoked Mark Twain and noted a dog stealing the show as applause faded.

Frei Hall Jr Rochester UNH Board of Trustees Hall Mark Twain

Registration Window Shrinks for Party Changes in Portsmouth

Political experts foresee big shifts in party allegiance due to Watergate. Republicans and Democrats in Portsmouth have two days to switch ahead of September primaries. The Board of Registrars will be at City Mall Council Chambers from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to process party changes and update voter checklists.

Portsmouth Board of Registrars Council City Mall

Full Week Ahead inConCon Fifth Week War Over Homestead Clause

Concord AP report says a floor fight looms Tuesday on proposal to insert the Homestead Ex emption Law into the state constitution as the Constitutional Convention enters its fifth week. The Taxation Committee recommends killing the resolution while a minority pledges to urge the full body to overturn the committee report and approve it.

Concord N.H

Last Governors Leave Spokane for Seattle Conference

Thomson of New Hampshire was the final visiting governor to join the National Governors Conference in Seattle after late arrival from a Friday reception with Vice President Ford in New Hampshire. Concord reports say he will attend Merrimack Valley graduation ceremonies in Manchester before flying back to Seattle for the conference.

Spokane Wash New Hampshire Meldrim Thomson Seattle Thomson Gerald Ford Concord Nal Merrimack Valley The State University Joe Zellner Manchester

Colson pleads guilty in Ellsberg case and NH constitutional push

Charles Colson pleads guilty to obstruction of justice and counts tied to the Ellsberg affair. Other charges linked to the Watergate coverup are expected to be dropped as a new indictment notes Colson sought to have the Ellsberg case tried in the newspapers. Separately, New Hampshire delegates advance toward a busy week at the constitutional convention, with 44 resolutions slated for floor action and debates on governor title, special sessions, and legislative immunity.

Colson Colsor Elisberg Ellsberg Pentagon Matthew Byrne Lewis Fielding New Hampshire Executive Council Executive Department

PSC to Get Permit for Cleanup at Newington Station

Newington New Hampshire The EPA and the New Hampshire Water Supply and Pollution Control Commission seek a cleanup permit for Public Service Company's Newington generating station Public comment is invited before June 28 A public hearing will be held if there is significant public interest The discharge to the Piscataqua River will average 326 450 008 gallons per day from a combined setting basin and routine discharges and circulating water system discharge Temperature limits include a maximum of 79 degrees Fahrenheit and an intake-water cap of 20 degrees Fahrenheit over intake water

Newington U.S. Environmental Protection Agency N.H. Water Supply and Pollution Control Commission Public Service Company John A.S. McGlennon Boston EFA Tor Stairment Piscalagua Gosling Road Newinghton

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Meldrim Richard Nixon LaRoche Laftoche Harry V. Spanos Newport Hugh J. Gallen Littleton Richard W. Leonard Nashua David L New Boston Around the St. Paul Edmonton Monoc S.C McCormick County J.P. Gable New England Granite State N.H. Legislators Tour Shoals Jane Andrews Isles OF Shoals Ben Appledore Island Durham By Donald M. Rothberg Bonner Seabrook Jehan Kingshory Ixtex of Washington (Ap Charles W. Colson Daniel Ellsberg State House PSC Tara T
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