Board Faces Agonizing Reappraisal of Plans
The school board weighs a costly junior high addition amid agitated local debate over land use and athletic priorities. A state funding rejection for vocational construction compounds the uncertainty, prompting a special work session to reassess maintenance, safety, and electrical needs while officials plan Tuesday’s review.
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Fick
Peter J. Loughlin
Ree
Pierce
Woard
Nol Board
Ing
Tugal
James J. Cusick
CEFS
Cusick
Timothy P. Monahan
William Mayo
John Ball
Joseph Bove
Wright, Pierce and Peaches
Whiltmore
Es- Ulema
Support for 200 Mile Sail to Washington RTE Harbor
An Nantucket style voyage sails from Rye Harbor with 15 commercial boats in the first leg of the Sail to Washington. The aim is to back the Studds Magnuson bill to keep foreign vessels 200 miles off US shores. Capt Lloyd Hughes notes foreign boats deplete bait and fish stocks while West Coast tuna fleets oppose the measure.
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Rye Harbor
Lloyd Hughes
Hughes
Yesteray
Washington
New Hampshire
Maine
Gloucester
Potomac
Studds- Magnuson Hill
American
Atlantic Ocean
Iaid Hughes
Congress
West Coast
South America
United Sates
Mobil reports small gas condensate finds near Sable Island
Mobil Oil Canada reports exploratory well in about water near Sable Island 200 miles east of Halifax yielded small quantities of natural gas and condensate. Long Shot Wins Epsom Derby in England as Snow Knight, a 50 to 1 outsider, finishes two lengths ahead of Imperial Prince.
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Mobil
Halifax
Mobil Oil Canada, Ltd
Sable Island
Ere
Long Shot
Epsom
England
Snow Knight
Jedall
Imperial Prince
Earthquake Shakes St Louis Area in Early Morning
An apparent earthquake rattled eastern Missouri with tremors felt across a wide area. Police reported the first quake at 3 05 a m CDT lasting about 30 seconds. In Washington a separate AP dispatch notes Air Force BI bomber funding debate as senators consider McGovern amendment to slow BI development.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Washington
Senate
George McGovern
D-S.d
Sargent Flotilla Visit Reaffirms 200-Mile Fishing Plan
Gov Francis W Sargent joined crew members and officials aboard the fishing vessel Western Wave at Gloucester this morning to reaffirm support for the 200 mile fishing limit.
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Jesus’ Flotilla
Boston
Francis W. Sargent
Gloucester
Ara Here
Granite State Murder Suspect Returned to NH
E Clifford Avery, 27, was brought back to face first degree murder charges in the death of an engaged couple in Henniker. Assistant Attorney General Thomas Rath said no arraignment date has been set. In separate brief item, Robert Hadley, 15, of Weare drowned Tuesday at Lake Horace. body recovered about 123 yards offshore in 12 feet of water.
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Boscawex
E. Clifford Avery
Henniker
New Hampshire
Thomas Rath
Dai
Avery
Weare
N.W
Apy
Robert Hadley
Lake Horace
Maine Oil Spill Suits Stated July 8
Civil suits over the Tamano oil spill will be heard in July in 8th District Court Portland Maine. Judge Edward T. Gisnouy will oversee efforts to assign fault for the spill caused by the Norwegian tanker Ta mang striking a ledge in Hussey Sound on July 22, 1972.
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Meine (Ap
Tamano
District Court
Edward T. Gisnouy
Tamang
Hussey Sound
Forgotten Ones Hear Congressional Support
About 150 Seacoast residents attended a meeting at the VFW Hall on Deer Street to hear supporters discuss congressional backing for a hospital project. The event touched on planning for a dispensary at Pease Air Base and the impact on regional healthcare access.
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Eamunas
Pease
Air Base
New Hampshire
VFW Hall
jStreet
Air
Seacoast
Milk decision linked to campaign pledge explored by panel
Washington AP report says the House Judiciary Committee investigates whether Nixon’s 1971 milk price rise connected to a $2 million dairy co op campaign pledge. The panel reviewed antitrust settlement with ITT and weighed calling former White House counsel Colson, awaiting Schiffs on Colson’s testimony.
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House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Charles Calson
White House
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Enined
Judiciary Committee
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Coleen
Asiad Mak Droducers Anc
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AMDT
Nexon
Acceniture
Clifford Hardin
Towen
Induder
Afer
Hardin
California Voters Face Gov Race And Hospital Debate
California voters will pick a governor in November between a liberal son of a former governor and a Princeton educated former government professor. At a regional meeting, representatives urged keeping an outpatient clinic open at Portsmouth Naval Hospital. Edmunds said outpatient care matters more than bed count and that the naval facility will stay open until the Air Base hospital opens in August. He noted doctor shortages are seasonal but promised care priorities. The piece also touches a reform law, primary results, and other election highlights.
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Associated Press
California
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Edmunds
Portsmouth
Col.Edmunds
Naval Hospital
Naval
Paul V. McCloukey
Nixon
Gordon Knapp
South Dakota
Lea Thorsness
George McGovern
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Flag Raising at Doonaway General Store
A flag raising ceremony is planned for Sunday at 9 36 in front of the Doonaway General Store in Strawberry Ranke. The new 30 March flag was presented to the store by Senator Norris Cotton and the ceremony will be performed by the New Hampshire Main stall regatta commanded by Herbert Surrette as shes. The Militia will also be in the Strashery Banke for the remainder of the day. The public is invited.
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Doonaway General
Strawberry Ranke
Sen
Norris Cotton
Hamahire
Herbert Surrette
Strashery Banke
Debate on Tax Bill in New Hampshire Constitutional Convention
Debate on the Homestead Exemption continues in Concord as Taxation Committee delays to 3 p.m. Today the minority report led by Michael J. O Keefe seeks to place the $5,000 exemption into the state constitution. Proponents cite 18 municipalities already adopting home rule exemption. opponents argue it should be legislative, not constitutional.
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Taxation Committee
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Hampton
Michael J. O'Keefe
Minority Report
Reappraisal Plans Stir Exeter Officials
Exeter boards discussed a planned town wide revaluation with new assessor John Petty. Doomage law may triple taxes on unfiled inventories by June 22, with 22.4 percent still unreturned. Officials will warn citizens in newspapers to meet the deadline. John LaBaron noted a blanket reappraisal would be unfair.
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Mike Power
Exeter
Board of Selectmen
John Petty
Sherman Chester
Chester
John LaBaron
Selecimen
Across
Kissinger seeks 100 million aid for Syria amid Middle East push
The report notes Henry Kissinger proposing a 100 million aid package for Syria as part of a 4.2 billion Middle East aid bill to press Syria toward moderate policy. He told Syrian leaders during a 34 day trip that Congress would be asked for the funds to back the peace process.
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Henry A. Kissin
Syria
Congress
Kissinger
House Foreign Affairs
U.S
Kittery Hears Sprague's Story on Local Refinery Plan
C H Sprague and Son president Henry Powers told Kittery and Eliot officials that a proposed 59,000 barrel a day refinery would not duplicate other plans and would not be expandable due to economics and river tanker limits. Officials noted environmental considerations and past performance as they heard details at an informational session.
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Henry Powers
C. H. Sprague and Son
Newington
Kittery
Eliot
Jersey
Powers
Piscataqua
Frank Chadwick
Sprague
SOS Fires New Salvo At Sprague
SOS charges Sprague is patching old components to cut costs while planning a 50 000 barrel daily refinery on the Piscataqua in Newington The group accuses Sprague of buying bargain equipment and seeking an ultra modern facility via a Swedish parent company SOS urges residents to oppose the project and notes talks with the SOS technical staff in Rochester and Rochester Mayor John Shaw proposes city water and sewer treatment requirements and licensing for any refinery
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Durham
Save Our Shores
SOS
C.H. Sprague and Sons
Sprague
Nancy Sandburg
Piscataqua
Newington
Axel Johnson
Sweden
Sandberg
Triple-A Office to Open Downtown Portsmouth Location
The American Automobile Association plans a downtown office in Portsmouth. AAA has leased space in the Portsmouth Trade shopping center and will be at Maplewood Avenue and Deer Street.
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American Automonie Association
Portsmouth
AAA
Portsmouth Parade
Maplewood Avenue
Deer Street
Nobel Prize for Nixon on Middle East Peace Path
BEINUT and Lehason AP report Lebanese columnist Michael Adandeh urged President Nixon be named the 174 Nobel Peace Prize laureate for guiding the Middle East toward a just peace. The column praises Nixon’s image building and bold trips to regional capitals despite strong opposition and security risks.
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Colummnist
Nixon
Middle East
America
President Warns Nation Against Isolationism
President Nixon warned Naval Academy midshipmen that a new wave of isolationism threatens America and could trigger a global arms race and a setback to peace. He defended détente and urged restraint in domestic affairs while resisting foreign intervention.
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Nixon
Naval Academy Midshipmen
Ameria
Rial
Detenie
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