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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1976

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Weather forecast batch with scattered showers

Weather summary across New England shows cloudy conditions with showers possible tonight and Tuesday. Massachusetts Cape Cod Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Rhode Island display lows in the 30s to 60s and highs mostly in the 60s to 80s with variable winds and possible thunder showers. Extended outlook calls for rain Wednesday and cloudy periods Thursday and Friday with daytime highs in the 70s to 80s and overnight lows in the 50s to 60s.

Bac Cape Cod Atis Island Maine Uampshire Vermont New England

Camp Waban Hot Lunch Program at Camp Sanford

Sanford Camp Waban announces a hot lunch program for at least the first two weeks of the camping season open to all participants regardless of sex race creed or national origin. Continuation later depends on documentation meeting Federal reimbursement guidelines and timely submission of forms by parents to ensure the lunch service continues.

Sanford Camp Waban

McGovern helps raise funds for New Hampshire candidate

Senator George McGovern flew to Boston to attend two fundraisers for J. Joseph Grandmaison, a Democrat running for Congress in New Hampshire. Grandmaison, Nashua-based challenger to Rep. James Cleveland, has raised just over 15000 dollars with about two thirds from New Hampshire.

Boston George McGovern D-S.d J. Joseph Grandmaison Congress New Hampshire Randmaision McGovern Grandmaison Washigton Cambridge Weston Massachusetts Michael Dukalos Harvard Nashua Tukakis Dukakis James Cleveland Ravan Cleveland

CMP to Move Service Office in York Street Building

CMP plans to relocate its customer service office to the former Maine National Bank Building at 207 York St. The York District Manager David B. Skelton says the new office opens July 17 and will handle electric service inquiries and bills. the Woodbridge Road office closes July 9. The move is the first step in consolidating York and South Berwick offices to boost efficiency and save costs for local customers.

Yurus— Centramainerowar Company Maine National Bank York St CMP York David B. Skelton Skelton Woodbridge Road Ant Riley South Berwick Greter

Policeman Wayne Viger Resigns from Kittery Force

KITTERY The resignation of Patrolman Wayne Viger was announced by Police Chief Robert Hundley. The resignation takes effect July 3, leaving two vacancies as candidates from the Maine Municipal Association Job Bank will be interviewed.

Kittery Robert 8. Hundley Wayne Viger Hundley Maine Municipal Association Job Bank

Pair Held After Firing At Police In Concord Case

East Boston man Kenneth Lewis and Manchester woman Patricia Giera were arrested in Concord area after a van crash during a police chase. They face attempted murder charges. Lewis held at Billerica and Giera at Frecington. bond $50,000. Police say a shotgun blast from the van struck a cruiser. two other men sought in connection with the Saturday incident.

Concord Mass East Boston New Hampshire Ate Chargat Kenneth Lewis Patricia Giera Manchester N.E Lewis Billerica House of Corrections Miss Giera Frecingham Correction Institute Lewisling Larry Horn

Construction resumes on Indian housing project in Maine

Construction on a 2.2 million Passamaquoddy housing project in Indian Township, Maine, was to resume today after a tribal council and housing commission reached a unanimous decision. About 90 to 100 workers were idled when the project was halted Friday over alleged pay scale discrimination between Indian and non Indian workers. The plan includes 25 new housing units and 15 more on another reservation section seven miles from the central community. Details on any agreement addressing rents and hiring wages were not available.

Indian Township Maine Passamaquoddy Lve Feraber Commission Peter Dana Sockul

Two drownings in Granite State report weekend deaths

Two drowning incidents claimed youths in New Hampshire over the weekend. James Robi Jr. of Hanson Massachusetts drowned in Derry when he slipped from a rubber raft and was recovered by the Derry fire department. Scott Goudreau of Galfstown leaped into Glen Take in stown and drowned after colliding with a teen in the lake. The other youth was briefly hospitalized. A 1879 note mentions talks with the state fish commissioner about salmon stacking in the Peecage River.

Massachusetts Goffstown New Hampshire James Robi Jr Hanson Mass Derry Scott Goudreau Galfstown Glen Take Stown Goudreau

Book by Gov. Meldrim Thomson to be titled Live Free or Die

Concord report says Governor Thomson plans a privately financed book compiling his speeches and position papers under the NH motto Live Free or Die. The effort is being done in spare time by supporters. a spokeswoman noted private funding.

Concord Meldrim Thomson Thomson New Hampshire

Hyde School bicentennial musical heads to Broadway circuit

A Hyde School produced show titled Americas Spirit has grown from a private town event to a national tour. Directed by Todd Mann and Palriia Brooks, with 85 students and 20 faculty, the two hour production features historical scenes from the Revolution to the civil rights era and includes songs from Jesus Christ Superstar and Bob Dylan. The cast has performed for thousands and this week appears on Broadway at Circle in the Square Theatre in New York City, with plans for possible national sponsorships or a TV special.

Bath Maine Broadway Hyde School Seacoast Kennedy Center Washington Circle Ha Bald America Patrick Henry Lincoln Stephen A. Douglas Martin Luther King William Faulkner Preston Brooks South Carolina Charles Sumner Massachusetts Kansas King Memphis Hell's Angels Holling Stone Altamont Calif Emspel Bob Dylan Palriia Brooks New York City Opera Polight Lege Country

Talks continue in pilot strike in Canada

OTTAWA AP The nationwide pilots strike enters its second week with nearly no commercial planes in Canadian skies. International rights are canceled or rerouted to the United States as Transport Minister Otto Lang and strike representatives meet. Lang says no sealing points exist and the situation looks very good. Controllers and pilots spokesmen offered cautious remarks.

Burlington Burlington International Thomas Schimdt Montreal Schimdl Vermont Patsengery Teminal Eastern United Canadian Pacific Nord Air Ottawa United States Otto Lang Simday Lang

Senate names Manchester federal building for Norris Cotton

The U S Senate approved a bill to name the Manchester federal building after former U S Senator Norris Cotton. Sponsored by New Hampshire Democrats John Durkin and Thomas McIntyre, the building honors Cotton who served 28 years and retired two years ago. The modern facility will include heat saving devices and is due for completion later this year.

Washington APY Federal Manchester U.S Norris Cotton U.S. Senate Cotton New Hampshire Congress John A. Durkin Thomas J. McIntyre Senate

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