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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 2004

Page

7

Party leaders oppose gay union amendment in NH

Beverley Wang reports New Hampshire Democrats and Republicans gathered to oppose a Federal Marriage Amendment that would ban gay marriages. Hearings set in Washington as President Bush supports the measure. Local figures argue existing laws and acts already protect or limit recognition of same sex unions.

Concord New Hampshire U.S Washington Bush Executive Peter Spaulding Campaign To Protect the Republican Party Spaulding Ruth Griffin Ray Burton Massachusetts Craig Benson Senate House

Oversight Means Boating Rules Die

More than 100 boating and personal watercraft regulations have expired in Concord and will not be reinstated until July 15 due to renewals overdue. Marine Patrol director Dave Barrett said the lapse surfaced in February with an emergency request, and rules require legislative committee approval to restore. Among expired items are mooring rules, beatings fines, and bans on certain personal watercraft uses affecting 72 of 259 restricted water bodies including Bear and Gilman ponds, Butterfield Pond, Cawley Pond, Frenches Pond, and areas of the Merrimack River and Squam Lake.

Concord Dave Barrett Marine Patrol Barrett Bear and Gilman Ponds Alton Butterfield Pond Wilmot Cawley Pond Sanbornton Frenches Pond Henniker Merrimack River Hooksett Falls Main Street Highway Hooksett Squam Lake Lake Sunapee Twin Islands

Lawmakers graded on green issues mixed in Maine

The Natural Resources Council of Maine gives a mixed environmental report on lawmakers in the June Maine Environment newsletter. It credits a computer and TV recycling system, tighter liquefaction logging rules, and phaseouts of toxic flame retardants, but criticizes the failure to seek new Land for Maine's Future funding and to curb pollution on the Androscoggin and St Croix rivers. The council notes partisan tensions, stalled bond talks, and a hoped but unpassed land bond before adjournment, while Maine officials warn the down grade may cost little.

Augusta Maine Natural Resources Council of Maine Androscoggin St. Croix Council Statehouse Baldacci Natural Resources Council Wall Street Dale McCormick Appropriations Committee

Brother charged after fatal Springfield shooting

Nick Vassar, 26, was shot multiple times in his home. his brother Ethan Vassar, 30, was charged with second degree murder. Ethan was arraigned in Newport District Court with a July 1 hearing date set. Autopsy planned for Nick.

Springfield Nick Vassar Ethan Vassar Newport District Court

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