Accreditation visit shakes Portsmouth Hospital authorities
An accreditation team from the Joint Commission on Accreditation surveyed Portsmouth Hospital over two days assessing governance, medical staff bylaws, environmental safety, and infection control. The voluntary inspection, costing $3,000, aims to ensure compliance to achieve Medicare deeming status and two-year accreditation.
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Portsmont Hospital
Joint Commission On Accreditation
Robert Davis
Portsmouth Hospital
Joint Commission
Dolor
Centrol
Davis
Senate clocks error delays New Hampshire action
The New Hampshire Senate planned today’s session but kept to a last Thursday schedule, delaying non money bills and revenue measures while House members worked through conference referrals, creating confusion over deadlines and priorities.
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Concord
Nal
New Hampshire Senate
Senate
Revenue Hills
House
Te House
Prison ordered to beef up law library
The US District Court ordered New Hampshire State Prison to expand its law library and establish access procedures for isolated inmates. The ruling, linked to a 1976 civil suit by six prisoners led by inmate Jaan Laamaan, could cost about 30,090 and may affect inmate transfers due to alleged incidents.
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Concord
Nwh
Lap
US District Court
Neve
New Hampshire
Hugh Bawnes
Islaaion
Jaan Laamaan
Federal
Sungord
Maine
David Souter
US Justice
Washington
Portland
Justice Department
Three hurt in Kittery single car crash on Love Lane
In Kittery three persons including 18 year old Scott Deviney of Hagers Road were treated at Portsmouth Hospital after a wet road crash on Love Lane. The car struck a utility pole, snapping it in half, with damage estimated at 1200. Victims Scott Varney and Mark Edstrand, both of Kittery, were listed as passengers.
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Kittery
Love
Portsmouth Hospital
Scott
Deviney
Hagers Road
Scott Varney
Mark Edstrand
Salem
Mass
Leonard Raweay
Church supper slated in Hampton
The First Baptist Church of Hampton plans an spaghetti supper on June 25 starting at 30 p.m. Proceeds go to the Missionary Society and the bus fund. Tickets at the door or from church youth. For more information call the listed number.
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Wampton
First Baptist Church of
Hampton
Epaghetti
The
Missionary Society
Se Tis
Mahoney murder trial eyes end amid witness lines
In Cambridge the Mahoney murder case narrows as prosecutors and defense push final arguments. A Middlesex Superior Court jury weighs whether three key prosecution witnesses or the defendants shaped the crime during a New Hampshire manslaughter case tied to a robbery attempt.
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Cambridge
Mass
Mahoney
Middlesex Superior Court
New Hampshire
Robert
Wilson
Robert E. Smith
Hugh Mahoney
Ruth
Administration reorganization drive faces tough road ahead
President Carlos assigns Richard Pettigrew to build a public constituency for federal bureaucracy reform as the Carter administration pursues a major reorganization. The task aims to marshal support among citizens aware of the stakes when the plan meets resistance.
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Washington Tap
Carlos
White House
Richard Pettigrew
Carter
Bblic
Birth notices from Stork quotes hospital lists
A sequence of birth announcements from Stork hospital entries in Ogunquit York Exeter Kingston and Hampton. Parents include Mr and Mrs Lavoie Daigle Willson Whiling Roberge Cooper Embury and others with births ranging June 1 to June 5. Several addresses appear in Maine New Hampshire and New England area towns.
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Horrammouth Hospital
Fairs
Leonard Bolt
Ogunquit
Maine
and Airs
Robert Daigle
Circuit Road
Portsmouth
Robert ‘Lavoie
York
Sune
Barter Hospital
Shawn Dallon
Jeffrey Willson
Kingston
Neil Whiling
Paul Roberge
Exeter
Leslie Cooper
Duand Embury
Hampton
Weather Summary for New England and Coastal Areas
Fair tonight with lows near 0 in New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut and Rhode Island. Tuesday mostly sunny across Maine Vermont and coastal zones with highs in the 60s to 70s and increasing afternoon cloudiness west. Chance of northwest to northeast winds, scattered showers and possible thunderstorms inland. Cape Cod may see lingering 60s temps. Extended outlook shows partly cloudy Wednesday and Thursday with a chance of showers Friday and coastal seas of one to three feet.
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New Hampshire Mass
Conn
Maine
Vermont
Boxtom
Aero
Lhe
Vera
N.E
Cape Cod
Ward
New Hampshire Senate vetoes Sunday liquor sale bill
The Senate Ways and Means Committee rejected two bills that would allow Sunday liquor store hours and shift the rooms and meals tax to nine percent. The panel refused to send the measures to the full Senate, effectively killing the proposals for this session. The plan would have generated over 2 million dollars for the state over the next decade. Committee chair Delbert Downing of Salem cited opposition from the State Employees’ Association and said the panel would seek amendments.
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Senate
Concord
N.H
New Hampshire Senate Ways and Means
Ua State
Delbert Downing
Salem
State Employees’ Association
Exeter woman exhibits textiles at Lowell Museum
Exeter woman Rosa Leader of Epping will exhibit contemporary handwoven textiles at the Lowell Museum from June 1 to June 9. Police report two windows broken at Prescott Pumps and four at Alrabe Shoe on Rockingham Street amid a Sunday Front Street crash involving Lee W Morissette and Mary B Moran. A motorcycle rider and a passenger suffered minor injuries.
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Lowell, Miss
Rosa Leader
Epping
Lowell Museum
Suffolk
Geeta
Exeter
Prescott
Railroad Avene
Alrabe
Rockingham Street
Front Street
Lee W. Worrissette
Mary B. Moran
Boston
Mass
Morissette
Angie Morrissette
Blanche Lane
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Jaycees Youth Services
Art Welcom
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Arthur Carey
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Donald L. Anderson
Marcellino
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Rhode Island Hospital
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Wednesday Hill Road
Grifith Drive
Newmarket
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Bagdad Road
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Aaron Muura
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