Republicans Report On Student Unrest Critically
A 37 page report to Nixon from House Republicans describes widespread student discontent across more than 50 colleges. The lawmakers warn that cutting federal aid would punish innocent institutions and fail to address root causes. They toured campuses secretly to assess student concerns and found unrest beyond the militant fringe.
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Jon
Nixon
Congress
House Education and Labor Committee
White House
Willam Steiger
Wisconsin
Louis Frey Jr
Florida
William Brock
Tennessee
Donald Riegle
Michigan
George Bush
Texas
Crackdown Urged On Kittery 'dilapidated and dangerous' Buildings
Kittery town councilor calls for legal action against owners of dilapidated and dangerous structures. An inspection of 11 properties added to the building inspector’s list will precede hearings. Legal action already sought or pending against six owners. A panel will document evidence before public hearings on new violations.
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Kittery
Frank R. Kauffman
Kauffman
Cecil
Lancaster
Aml
Paraguy Aid Request Tactics Stir Nixon Summit
In Asuncion, Paraguay, Stroessner’s regime drafts a large foreign aid appeal for Nelson Rockefeller to present to President Nixon. Rockefeller arrives for a 23 hour visit and is slated to meet Stroessner on Friday during his stay.
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Suncion
Alfredo Stroessner
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Efeller
Stroessner
Barge Floods Upper Mississippi Oil Spill Trapped
An AWOL oil leak from a Nation Barge near Holt Wisconsin fouled the upper Mississippi River. The vessel was flooded to allow water to seep into four damaged compartments and trap remaining oil in the upper section, preventing further soil contamination.
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Holt
Alma
Wis
Ace
Mississippi River
New England Haddock Industry Seeks $300,000 Relief
Secretary Hickel asked the Budget Bureau to release 300000 dollars from contingency funds for disaster relief to the New England haddock fishing industry. He has declared the fishery a resource disaster due to a sharp decline in haddock catches since 1965.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of the Interior
J. Hickel
Budget Bureau
New England
Hickel
Nashua dog officer liable for German shepherd death
In Hillsborough County Superior Court Associate Justice Kenneth McLaughlin held Nashua dog officer Adelard Landry responsible for the killing of Tarzan owned by Andrew Sikora. Landry must pay 1505 in damages. city not liable. The dog had wandered away after notices and ads were posted. In a separate item Concord zoning board denied jurisdiction over whether a horse may reside on Roy Lang’s property as state personnel director.
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Nashua
N.B
Teg
Kenneth McLaughlin
Hillspore County
Adelard Landry
Tarzan
Andrew Sikora
Amherst
Sikora
Concord
N.H
Roy Lang
Maine Man Gets Nine to Twenty Years for Wife Killing
In York County Maine Ralph F. Goodwin a 29 year old Dover New Hampshire man was convicted of manslaughter in the shooting death of his wife and sentenced today to nine to twenty years in the Maine State Prison at York County Superior Court.
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Slever
Alfred
Ralph F. Goodwin
Dover, N H
Maine
York County
Allies smash at Tay Ninh in pivotal clash
Allied forces repelled an enemy attempt to overrun Tay Ninh City, 50 miles northwest of Saigon, as three-front fighting raged. Elsewhere, North Vietnamese commandos struck a U.S. artillery base, 63 rocket attacks hit allied towns, and Saigon city councilman Van Dien Quang was assassinated in Cholon amid a gun battle that left civilians and a terrorist dead and several wounded.
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Saigon
Tay Ninh
U.S
van Dien Quang
Cholon
Stander
Washington
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Dilemma in Maine Budget Battle Amid Vietnam Crisis
Gov Curtis confronts a volatile budget vote as North Vietnamese forces threaten Tay Ninh City and Viet Cong divisions press nearby. Field reports cite shelling, a prison hit, and heavy combat near Fire Base Washington with 35 enemy killed and 14 Americans wounded.
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Tay Ninh
Cambodia
Augusta
U.S
Curtis
Maine
Planning Board Questions Lafayette Road Plan Doubts Raised
A proposed complex off Lafayette Road near Maples Haven drew doubt from Planning Board members after a public hearing last night. The panel weighed impacts on traffic and neighborhood character as residents voiced concerns.
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Lafayette Road
Maples: Haven
Planning Board
New Hampshire Leaders Announce Federal Aid Grants
Senators McIntyre and Cotton announce a $32,000 grant to the New Hampshire Air Pollution Control Agency from the National Air Pollution Control Administration. Cotton also notes HUD approval for leasing 100 low rent elderly housing in Exeter and HEW funds for Lebanon and several district school aid. Planning issues loom over a Maple Haven development with a 25 foot buffer and debates on apartment inclusion, plus a public hearing set for July 16 on a 100 bed nursing home. Governor Curtis warns the budget battle may force a special session.
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Washington
Thomas McIintyre
D-N.h
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
National Air Pollution Control Administration
New Hampshire
Exeter
Lebanon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Cotton
Tampesi
Corey
Plannning Board
South Stree
Governor Appeals for Legacy Tax on TV in New Hampshire
Governor Walter Peterson urges voters to back a legacy tax increase to raise about 7.6 million over two years to balance an estimated 138 million state budget. He touts it as the least painful way to fund the hold-the-line budget while seeking Senate approval to raise the inheritance tax from 10 to 12 percent and extend it to lineal descendants.
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Curtis
Maine
Tunning
Concord
N.H
Walter Peterson
Peterson
Faena
Suecatate S
Senate
New Hampshire Yankees
New England
University of New Hampshire
Hoffa En Route to Chicago for Fraud Appeal
Detroits Wayne County Jail held James Hoffa overnight as he moved from Lewistown prison to Chicago for a July 7 appeal hearing on a fraud conviction. Hoffa's transfer came with conflicting statements from officials about his expected departure date and travel arrangements.
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Teamsters Union
James Hoffa
Wayne County
Sheriff's Deputies
Hoffa
Lewisburg
Teamsters
William Buffaline
Chicago
U.S
Thomas A. For
Robert Grace
Roman Gribbs
Air Traffic Slowdown Disrupts Boston New York Routes
Partial work stoppage by New York air traffic controllers triggers delays up to three hours between Boston and New York. LaGuardia Kennedy and Newark see reduced inbound and outbound flights with about one third of controllers calling in sick. Airlines report cancellations and longer waits as FAA restricts arrivals to 12 per hour and outlines mounting confusion in midmorning.
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New York
LaGuardia
Kennedy
New Jersey
Newark
Seabee Hee
Cote Airlines
Eastern Airlines
Eastern
Northeast Airlines
Northeast
Connecticut River Valley
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Charter Bill Rejected by Delegation in Concord
The Portsmouth legislative delegation voted 64 for a thumbs down on Senate Bill 255 in its present form. A study committee recommendation was endorsed to allow city review and possible reintroduction during a governor called special session, due to controversial provisions affecting city employees and the Police Commission appointment. The delegation labeled the bill expedient to legislate.
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Concord
Portsmouth
Senate
Ralph C. Maynard
City ends private water service by trucks at Holiday Inn
City Manager Richard J. Bowen ordered no further use of city vehicles to water lawns or haul water for private properties. A report confirmed a fire truck watered the Holiday Inn site for a $25 fee, and Bowen said such services will end.
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Richard J. Bowen
Bowen
Holiday Inn
Mes
Police Seek Clues in Pratt Murder Probe
Portsmouth police appeal for information in the suspected homicide of Howard Pratt found dead in his apartment on Mile Street. An autopsy cites massive internal bleeding from blunt force injuries. Detectives dusted for fingerprints as they search Pratt’s Hill Street living quarters. lie detector tests on suspects were negative.
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Portsmouth
Howard
Ouri
E. Edward Scarponi
Pratt
Mile St
Hill Street
Sveral
Measles Memo Links Concord Dover to Epidemic Risk
In a current medical report titled Merasies Memo Concord and Dover NH are listed among first American cities with measles epidemic potential. Concord shows 1464 susceptible children and Dover 1175 contributing to a national total of 4.4 million at risk due to gaps in community eradication efforts. The measles season typically begins in October.
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Concord
New Hampshire
Dover
Merasies
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