Helgemoe Named NH State Prison Warden Nominee
Cmdr. Raymond A. Helgemoe, commander of the Portsmouth Naval Disciplinary Command, nominated for New Hampshire State Prison warden. Nomination praised by trustees. requires approval by Gov. Thom son and the Executive Council. Helgemoe, 45, Navy veteran with degrees in business administration, is Pelham resident and member of correctional associations.
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Portsmouth
New Hampshire State
Helgemoe
Meldrim Thomson
Executive Council
U.S. Naval Justice School
Vietnam
Pelham
American Correctional Association
American Association of Wardens and Superintendents
Pacific Lutheran University of Washington
American University
Washington, D.C
Alty
Warren B. Rudman
Rudman
Executive
Bernard A. Streeter
Streeter
Warren
Vic
New England
Thomson
Martin Gross
Concord
Gross
Associated Press
Bruce Sloan
New Hampshire State Hospital
Walter Domina
Portsmouth Naval Prison
Robert G. Smith
Vermont Department of Correction
Helgemee
Arab Guerrillas Kill Three Hostages Near Tel Aviv
Arab guerrillas infiltrated an Israeli farming settlement and killed three women hostages before dying in a firefight. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine General Command claimed responsibility in Beirut, saying the raid was a response to Nixon’s visit to the Arab world. A Palestinian student was arrested in Saarbrucken, West Germany, charged with planning to attack El Al and the World Cup stadium, with authorities probing possible accomplices.
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Tel Aviv
Northern Front
Beirut
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Saarbruecken
West Germany
el al
Willi Noss
Wholesale prices rise sharply in May in broad May advance
In Washington the Labor Department said wholesale prices rose 1.3 percent in May, receding from a December-February peak yet continuing a sharp unadjusted uptrend across many industrial products despite declines in farm and food prices.
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Washington
Labor Department
Don Cherry Named Bruins Coach In Quincy Ledger Report
The Quincy Patriot Ledger reports Don Cherry, head coach and GM of the Rochester Americans, has been named the new head coach of the Boston Bruins. Bruins officials had no comment.
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Bruins
Quincy
Mass
Rochester Americans
American Hockey League
Boston Bruins
Quincy Patriot Ledger
Boston
Granite State 000 Expected in Lakes Region
More than 20 visitors are expected in the Lakes Region this weekend for the national motorcycle racing championships. Lavonia Police Chief Harold Knowdon said some fans camped along New Hampshire 106 a week ago to secure prime spots for the annual meet.
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Lakes
Loudon
Cap
Lavonia Police Ghief
Harold Knowdon
New Hampshire
Maine Richardson to Push for Recount
Maine State Sen Harrison Richardson who lost the Republican primary rejected a plan to bar a recount and said he will seek one if the official tally places him second. Unofficial results show James Ervin leading 37 728 to 26 504 with all but two of 645 precincts reported. Ban partially lifted on shellfish digging along part of the Maine coast as clam digging resumes between Whiles Point Harpswell and Little Flying Point Freeport.
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Richardson
Maine
Harrison Richardson
James Ervin
Augusta, Maine
Sea and Shore Fisheries Department
Whiles Point
Harpswell
Little Flying Point
Freeport
Kittery
Dead Eels Fall In Squamscott River Area
Black slime and hundreds of pounds of dead eels appeared in the Squamscott River in March. Exeter authorities cleaned a Swasey Parkway area after a strong odor from the eel carcasses. Russell Chapman, owner at Rs. 108 boat landing, notes drastic river changes and a missing alewife run.
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Squamscott River
Russell Chapman
Exeter
Public Works
Swasey Parkway
Chapman
Jane
Squamscott
Chapman's Landing
PHA Considers Legal Action Over Vaughan Street Work
Portsmouth Housing Authority weighs suing contractor D Federico Construction to finish street site and utility work in Vaughan Street urban renewal area. Executive Director Walter J Murphy seeks legal steps after repeated meetings and missed deadlines, with commissioners urging completion this summer. Saverio Giambalvo expresses frustration at delays and praises city inspection efforts while noting remaining problems.
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Vaughan Street
PHA
Walter J. Murphy
D. Federico
Murphy
Federico
Hayes
Giambalvo
Aldrich Associates
Portsmouth Preservation, Inc
Concorde Lands at Logan in New England Debut
Concorde supersonic jetliner landed at Logan International Airport at 9:17 a.m. after a Paris departure of three hours and nine minutes. About 30 percent of spectators watched the New England appearance amid no demonstrators. The flight followed a federal court order over environmentalist opposition and arrived for the dedication of a new international terminal honoring John Volpe.
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Boston
Logan International
Paris
New England
John Volpe
Goveror
Massachusetts
U.S
Nixon Promises U.S. Aid to Sadat
President Nixon and Anwar Sadat toured Egypt by train from Cairo toward Alexandria amid massive crowds while pledging U.S. aid to create a new era of cooperation. An American helicopter hovered overhead as Egyptian troops lined the route and security officials anticipated up to ten million spectators along the Nile Delta journey.
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Cairo
Alexandria
Sadat
Khedive Ismail
Suez Canal
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Thej
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
ContCon Delgates Vote Down Key Constitutional Amendments
In Concord New Hampshire AP delegates at the Constitutional Convention kill proposals on the right to life right to work and capital punishment by margins better than four to one. They warn the convention may extend the session by two or three days as floor debates loom on reducing the House size shifting the governor’s term and restricting state employees. A revived right to bear arms proposal is set to be reintroduced after failing last week.
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Concord
N.H
Marshall W. Cobteigh
Nashua
The
Con
House
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee weighs public access to impeachment inquiry
Washington AP report says House Judiciary Committee, amid leaks about Kissinger wiretapping and Nixon aides, may open hearings to public view. Chairman La Rodino faces pressure from Ford and Burch to reveal evidence. Republicans urge discipline for leakers and faster, fair proceedings.
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House
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Nixon
Peter W. la Rodino Jr
D-N.j
Henry A. Kissinger
Gerald R. Ford
Dean Burch
Committee
Kissinger
Ford
House Judiciary Committee
Burch
Rodino
Charles Sandman
R-N.j
Joseph Maraziti
Ehrlichman May Face Early Trial In Ellsberg Case
Federal judge Gesell moved toward an early trial for John Ehrlichman in the Ellsberg affair after a White House privilege concession. A closed hearing with defense and prosecution resolved some issues, while Nixon retained control over key files and documents. Ehrlichman arrived from Washington state and declined comment as a White House limo carried him away.
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White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Elisberg
Ehrlichman
Wial
U.S
Gerhard Gesell
Nixbe
Gesell
Green
Nixon
Nixon Press
Jeft
Navy Stalls Closing of Hospital
The Fort Portsmouth Naval Hospital will stay open until the Pease AFB facility is fully ready, with a viable outpatient department retained as long as needed to ensure full medical care for Seacoast military retired personnel and families. The Defense Department announced after a meeting in Senator McIntyre and Representative Wyman’s offices, following protests from retired groups and lawmakers. The plan allows expansion at Pease if needed, with original bed capacity of 150 later raised, and signals further assurances forthcoming.
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Herald
Washington
Fortsmouth Naval Hospital
Pease Afb
Seacoast
Navy Hospital
Thomas J. McIntyre
U.S
Louis C. Wyman
Defense Dept
McIntyre
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Defense Department
Her‘rald
Jerry Schiappa
Rep
Wyman
Britanny
Defense
Schiappa
Pease Hospital
James R. Cowan
Navy secretary backs end to ban on women in combat
Washington AP secretary of the Navy J William Middendorf says the ban on assigning women to combat should be lifted if women enter the Naval Academy Yet he says he would not favor the move He contrasts with Vice Admiral William F Mack the academy superintendent who sees the issue as problematic if combat roles are opened to women
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
J. William Miklendorf
U.S. Naval Academy
House
Armed Services
Middendorf
William F. Mack
Academy
Buzhardt Hospitalized With Chest Pains in Watergate Context
Washington AP report says White House counsel J. Fred Buzhardt, 50, was admitted to Fairfax Hospital with chest pains at 12:23 a.m. doctors suspect myocardial infarction. He is described as stable but serious. Nixon notified. two lawyers filled in at court as Plumbers case continues. Buzhardt, longtime Nixon aide, previously served as special counsel for Watergate and was DoD general counsel.
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House
J. Fred Buzhardt
Nixon
Fairfax Hospital
Virginia
Buzhardt
Pegg Pond
White House
Egypt
Middle East
John D. Ehclichman
Jack Chester
James Staudt
U.S
Department of Defense
Imogene Sanders
Fairfax
Greenwood
S.C
Newmarket
North Hamptes
RC 1
Clifford Amdahl
Railroad Ave
Exeter Hospital
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