Nuclear Power Urged as Essential for New England
A team of nuclear engineers from Lowell Tech argues nuclear plants are the least risky and most economical option for New England energy through the next 23 years. They caution high costs of coal and oil and call for funded programs to solve waste storage and safety issues.
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Joseph P. Kearney
Gilbert J. Brown
Ian Forbes
Lowell Technological Institute
IRA Bombing Campaign Expands in Northern Ireland
Three bombs exploded in Northern Ireland as the IRA escalates its bombing offensive into a second day. A driver was shot when resisting an attack on his store and a hardware store in Armagh was damaged. three other attempts were blocked with no injuries reported.
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Nuclear material shortage risks Nixon pacts and plants
A House Senate atomic energy committee member warns a shortage of nuclear materials could threaten Nixon era agreements with Egypt and Israel and leave several proposed U.S. nuclear power plants unfueled. The report notes fuel supply concerns amid policy debates.
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Washington
Nixon
Egypt
Israel
House- Senate Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Water quality in New England judged inferior
A White House adviser cited a government survey finding 41 percent of public water systems deliver inferior water and over half show defects affecting quality. Virginia Be Knauer urged concern as talks resumed in an A & P strike and a public meeting for the St John River Basin Study was postponed. A 13-year-old Raymond boy drowned at Onway Lake.
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Virginia
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Consumer Affairs
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Maine
John H. Mason
New England
University of Maine
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Onway Lake
John Gregor
Travel Analysis Committee to release report in Portland
Maine lawmakers said the Vacation Travel Analysis Committee will issue its final report at a Portland news conference on June 26. House Majority Leader Larry E. Simpson of Standish announced the schedule while stating he is running for Congress.
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Portland
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R-Standish
Congress
Israelis Strike at Lebanon in Second Day of Air Attacks
Israeli warplanes bombed guerrilla targets in southern Lebanon in a 15 minute raid then returned to base. Another two raids followed as President Nixon neared home after visits to Egypt Saudi Arabia Syria Israel and Jordan. Lebanese reports said one Palestinian was killed and five wounded in Tuesday strikes with no immediate casualties reported today.
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Cairo
Ismail Fahmy
Isr
Golan Heights
Unsigned Hill Agreement Delays Transfer of Town Homes
A planned signing to transfer 1r old houses on Vaughan Hill stalled as last minute haggling prolonged negotiations. The agreement involved Portsmouth South Housing Authority Preservation Inc. and Aldrich Fifth Vaughan Hill Associates, with no formal transfer by noon.
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Aldrich Associates
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City of
Portsmouth
Saverio Giambalvo
Housing Authority
Calvin A. Carney
Walter J. Murphy
Nelson W. Aldrich
Gus
Michael Pagano
Murphy
Eels Die in Guck on Squamscott River
More than 200 pounds of dead American eels have washed up near Chapman's Landing on the Squamscott River amid thick black sludge now half an inch deep in places. Locals, including boatyard operator Russell Chapman, report the sludge extending upstream toward Exeter, and no cause is yet identified.
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Rt. 108
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Nixon Talks With Spinola On Aid And Base Pact
President Nixon met Portuguese President Antonio Spinola in the Azores en route home from the Middle East. They discussed possible U.S. economic aid and a new agreement to extend the U.S. air base, with the current accord due to expire in August.
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Candidate Banks Promises Direct Approach to Federal Bureaucracy
David Banks, Republican candidate for the 1st Congressional seat, attacks rising federal costs and bureaucratic inefficiency. The Concord resident, a former GSA motor equipment commissioner, vows a direct, personal approach to obtain needed information and push reforms. He seeks to replace Rep. Louis C. Wyman.
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Fact Group
David A
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Banks
Louis C. Wyman
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Hare Andal
Fulbright Seeks More Papers on Kis singer Wiretaps
Senator J W Fulbright head of the Foreign Relations Committee says he asked the Justice Department for additional documents on Henry Kis singer role in national security wiretaps. The panel will review material as it probes the Kis singer testimony and wiretap decisions linked to Nixon and the NSC.
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D-Ala
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Youth stabbed at Hilton Park during senior party
Dover police report a youth stabbed about eight times at Hilton Park during a senior class party. Donald McKenney of 1133 Woodberry Ave. was treated at Portsmouth Raval Hospital for chest arm and back wounds. Michael Ward of 82 Thaxter Road was charged with aggravated assault and bail set at $1008.
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Hilton Park
Dover Point
Dover
Donald McKenney
Woodberry Ave
Portsmouth Raval Hospital
Michael Ward
Thaxter Road
No Truth in Rumor About Local Boy Incident
Newington Police Chief Joseph Navelski said there is absolutely no truth to a virulent rumor that a young boy was molested in a department store restroom. He stated he thoroughly checked the claim and found no basis for the report, calling the spread of the rumor terrible.
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Newington
Joseph Navelski
Navelsid
Con Con Favors Pay Hike for NH Legislators
The New Hampshire Constitutional Convention approved a resolution to raise lawmakers pay from 100 dollars a year plus mileage to about 28 dollars a day if voters ratify it. Delegates rejected measures to curb state spending growth and to guarantee equal funding for public schools.
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New Hampshire General Court
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Senate
New Hampshire
Noreen D. Winkey
Rochester
Meldrim Thomson
Ronald Reagan
California
Executive
Robert ©. Whalen
Raye
Viking Queen Arrival Delayed Docking In Portsmouth Harbor
The Viking Queen, captained by Arnold Whittaker, will now dock at Noble's Island tomorrow night around 7 30 instead of tonight. From July 1 the vessel will run three daily trips to the Isles of Shoals at 11 00, 2 28 and 6 00 with schedule changes amid NH tax debate and state fiscal concerns.
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Noble's Island
Arnold Whittaker
Isles of Shoals
Governor Seeks End to Tenure in New Hampshire
Governor Meldrim Thomson told business leaders he will push a bill to abolish the teacher tenure system and replace it with a master teacher classification to retain exceptional educators. He argued for local school control, continued property tax financing, and increased state aid to equalize opportunities, plus reforms to corrections and the judiciary.
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Whalen
Keene
N.H
Meldrim Thomson
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Business and Industry Association
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Tim+bberlane
Senior Senator Suffers Stroke in Washington
Senator Norris Cotton R N H suffered a stroke Tuesday falling unconscious with paralysis. An aide said he was stabilized and much better the next morning after being admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital for observation. He expected to miss some votes but would be driven to the Senate for crucial business.
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Norris Cotien
R-N.h
Cotien
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Senate
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Radway Discloses Income in New Hampshire Senate Bid
Concord AP report notes Laurence Radway Dartmouth professor and Hanover Democrat becomes the second NH Senate candidate to publish a financial statement. Radway and wife earned 23871 in wages dividends and interest with 3054 in taxes for 1973. Other Democratic rivals released net worth statements and tax details.
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N.H
Laurence Radway
U.S. Senate
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Hanover
Dartmouth College
Senate
John Durkin
Helen Bliss
Ssecond
New Ipswich
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