Retaliation Expected For Raids In Middle East Clash
Israeli officials warned of further air strikes on Palestinian positions in Lebanon after a Nahariyya raid killed a woman two children and a soldier. Eight Israelis hurt the assault, claimed by WAFA as staged by Palestinians linked to Al Fatah. The incident followed Israeli raids on refugee camps and a string of major attacks across the region in recent weeks.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Lebanon
Nahariyya
WAFA
Damascus
Syria
Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Soviets orbit space station in uncrewed launch
The Soviet government announced that Salyut 3 was placed in orbit today, Tass reported. It gave no crew plan yet and said the mission aims to perfect station design and conduct scientific experiments in space. A separate Buenos Aires blast damaged foreign firms with no casualties. Four Austrian UN soldiers were killed and one wounded by a land mine on the Golan Heights.
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Space Station
Moscow
Salyut 3
Tass
Buenos Aires
Furies Aires
Bank of America
Bank of London
Royal Bank of Canada
Ford Motors of Argentina
Phillips Argentina
Golan
United Nations
N.Y
United Nations Observer Force
Golan Heights
U.N
Nixon Aims to Meet $243000 Mortgage Payment
AP dispatch notes White House spokesman says President Nixon is still determining how to cover a $243,000 mortgage and interest due next month on his San Clemente home. Deputy Secretary Warren also said Nixon has not paid additional 1960 federal taxes totaling over $170,000 as listed by a congressional panel. Exiled writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn says Nixon’s bargaining position is eroded and the Soviet Union may breach its agreements with the United States.
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Washington
San Clemente
Calif. E
Gerald L. Warren
Selshenitsyn
New York
Alexander 3
Selzhenitsyn
Uniteds
Supreme Court rules states cannot require free replies in papers
The Supreme Court unanimously voided Florida’s 1967 right to reply law, saying editorial control is protected by the First Amendment. In a separate 5 to 4 ruling, the Court curtailed private libel suits against media on public issues unless reckless disregard is shown.
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Supreme Court
Florida
Warren E. Burfer
Hibel
Israel
Pat L
Dornifle
Miami Herald
Tornifle
Florida Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Torspeare
Miami
Tornillo
PHA Receives Elderly Housing Proposals for Farragut School
Portsmouth Housing Authority announced two private bids to convert Farragut School into 71 elderly housing units. Environment Design Associates proposed a one million dollar plan, while Raymond Construction Co. of Bristol Rhode Island submitted revisions per HUD. Both proposals call for private work with units allocated under the affordable housing program. the building would be taxable. North Hampton officials presented the plan to City Manager Calvin C Canney.
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Farragut School
Walter J. Murphy
PHA
Environment Design Associates
Atlantic Ave
North Hampton
Raymond [Construction Co
Bristol
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Housing and Urban Development
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PIA
Timothy J. Connors
Stampton
Dlan
Calvin C. Canney
New England Mayors to Meet in Boston Next Year
The US Conference of Mayors shifts its 1973 Niagara Falls plan and will hold its 1978 section in Boston due to the area's Revolutionary War history. The Navy may return some fleet to Newport if Congress approves more ships, per the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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San Diego
US Conference of Mayors
Niagara Falls
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New York City
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Newport
R.L
Rhode Island
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nixon Charges Thomson Campaign Finance Irregularities
Bedford NH AP State Senate President David L Nixon released his 1873 federal income tax return showing earnings of 66129 with 16259 paid in taxes and accused Gov Meldrim Thomson of misstated 1972 campaign finance records Nixon claims 131528 in receipts and 13315 in overspend versus the legal limit Thomson denies the accusations noting he borrowed funds and that funds from a private committee were used to pay debts as stated in his reports
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McAvoy
Menier
Concord
N.H
Meldrim Thomson
Elarpone
Comins
George McAvoy
Robert Menier
Bertie Menier
Thomson
St. Antelm's College
Manchester
Bedford
Senate
David L. Nixon
Nixon
Thorson
Secretary of State
Nixon Faces Moscow Summit Three Goals
President Nixon headed to Moscow for the summit with three aims: strengthen US Soviet ties, seek closer cooperation to reduce the burden of nuclear threats, and advance limits on nuclear weapons. Officials expect a partial underground test ban and principles for rapid nuclear tech, while a comprehensive offensive weapons treaty remains unlikely.
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Washington
Nixon
Moscow
Andrews Air
Force Base
Soviet Union
Henry 4. Kissinger
Nizon
Kissinger
Helgemoe Nominated for New Hampshire State Prison Warden
Executive Council will review Navy Cmdr. Raymond A. Helgemoe nomination as warden of the New Hampshire State Prison. He previously led the Portsmouth Naval Base and would replace resigning Joseph C. Vitek. Council members Streeter Hayes Bridges discussed the nomination with Gov Thomson and Helgemoe.
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Lumund
Navy Cmdr
Raymond A. Helgemoe
New Hampshire State Prison
Executive Council
Meldrim Thomson
Helgemoe
Portsmouth Naval Base
Thomson
Helgémoe
New Hampshire
Joseph C. Vitek
Vitek
Nebraska
Bernard A. Streeter
R. Nashua
Walter Domina
Domina
Portsmouth
James H. Hayes
R-Concord
John F. Bridges
Bed
Red Tide Closes Clam Flats Across Local Coast
Kittery officials were told last night that red tide has led to closure of clam flats along the coast. Town Manager John R. Kennedy announced continued closures in York and Cumberland counties near the Maine New Hampshire border from Pine Point to Scarborough.
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John R. Kennedy
York
Cumberland
Maine
New Hampshire
Pine Paint
Scarborough
State Might Act On Motorbike Races
Gov. Meldrim Thomson told residents of Loudon Gilmanton Belmont and Tibor that the state must act on the annual motorcycle races weekend. He suggested possible camping bans and local ordinances while noting incidents during previous races. local officials weighed permits and enforcement amid public protest over nuisance and vulgar behavior.
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Loudon
N.H
I Meldrim Thomson
Four Lakes Region
Gilmanton
Belmont
Tibor
Thomson
Ankee
Nual
New Hampshire 106
Ordiyhances
London
Raymee Rattee
Addison Slocum Jr
Charles Woodbury
Milford
Mass
Lombardi Challenges Selectmen Over Fire Chief Row
Town Manager Peter G. Lombardi told Hampton Board of Selectmen they could fire him as he explained why he did not appoint an acting deputy fire chief. The board debated the process under a 1970 personnel policy, with former Chief Paul Long having resigned and Acting Chief Robert Fitno serving until September.
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Board of Selectmen
Peter G. Lombardi
Lombardi
James Fallon
Lombard
Paul C Long
Robert Fit
Deater
Fallon
Maine Lottery Opens With First Draw In Augusta
Gov Kenneth M Curtis is set to draw Maine’s first winning numbers at 11 a.m. in Capitol Park across from the State House. Weekly drawings will follow each Thursday. Lottery Director Christo Aaten sought help with the process. The draw will use a three-part transparent sphere mechanism known as the gambill machine, producing two three-digit numbers and one eight-digit number.
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Augusta
Maine
Kenneth M. Curtis
Capitol Park
State House
Christo Aaten
Council Weighs Budget Moves to Trim City Budget
City Council defeated moves to scrap the Planning Department and the Economic Commission and rejected removing a $2,200 pay raise for the city manager. After a 3 1/2 hour session they cut about $114,000 net and plan to resume budget talks Wednesday at 7. The dispute centered on duplication versus value of the Planning Department and Economic Commission, with council members divided on which to retain. The panel also defeated a move to cut seven of 14 new firefighters and discussed mosquito spraying amid political contention.
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Planning Department J and
Economic Commission
Richard Chaisson
Planning Department
James Splaine
John J. Wholey
John Maher
Wholey
Maher
Evelyn Marcon
Chaisson
Whaley
Splaine
Council Okays Port Study Funds For Portsmouth
The City Council approved 2500 dollars for Portsmouth's share of a study on expanding the State Port Authority terminal on Nobie's Island. Councilman John Maher and fellow Port Study Committee member Jay Edwards pressed for city input. The consulting firm C E Maguire Inc will be reviewed by the Governor and Executive Council.
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State
Port Authority
Nobie's Island
John Maher
Maher
Jay Edwards
Bso
Calvin A. Canney
Concord
C.E. Maguire, Inc
Executive Council
Port Authorty
Department of Resources and Economic Development
Southeastern Regenal Planning
Commission
Sork
Tulsa Attendant Foils Bank Robbery Aimed At Her
A 25 year old Tulsa self service attendant Caroline Mation on Islington Street refused to hand over cash. A robber handed a bag and note demanding money with a gun. She threw the bag and note out the window and fled after the attempted hold up. She says her instinct told her to not comply and her courage saved the day.
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Frimk
Tulsa
Caroline Mation
Islington Street
Sheri
Gilley’s Day Set For August 26 Parade To Kickoff Event
Planning committee schedules a downtown parade at 6 pm and a festival at South Playground beginning 7 with food drink and a humorous speaker for Gilley’s Day honoring Joh Gilbert chef of Market Square. Chamber of Commerce to cooperate. notable invitees include ex governor Wesley Powell and local officials.
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Carl
Market Square
Chamber of Commerce
Gilley
Sreets
South Playground
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