Democrats rally to Sen McIntyre in Panama speech
New Hampshire Democrats back Sen Thomas McIntyre after his Senate floor speech endorsing Panama Canal treaties. party leaders call his move a national security commitment and predict Republican critics will clash with voters on re election. Critics accuse him of boorish behavior and generalizing opponents as extremists.
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N.H
New Hampshire
Sen
Thomas McIntyre
Senate
McIintyre
John Kennedy
Meldrim Thomson
William Loeb
Symons
McIntyre
National Democratic
Tom McIntyre
Humphrey
Clinton White
White
Cosmonauts Prepare Soyuz 28 Docking With Salyut 6
Moscow reports a joint Soviet Czechoslovak crew of Gubarev and Remek readying the Soyuz 28 capsule for linkup with the Salyut 6 station after 13 orbits since launch from Soviet Central Asia.
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Moscow
Salyut 6 Space Station
Tass
Alexei Gubarev
Vladimir Remek
Soviet Central Asia
State employees to appeal UNH labor board ruling
The State Employees Association says it will seek Supreme Court review after the Public Employee Labor Relations Board dismissed their complaints against the University of New Hampshire. The board found no coercion of employees into voting against union representation last May and denied an immediate hearing.
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Concord
N.H
State Employees Association
State Supreme Court
Public Employee Labor Relations Board
University of New Hampshire
State Labor Board
Employees’ Association
Rhodesia White Rule To End By End Of Year Pact
Prime Minister Ian Smith and three black leaders signed an agreement in Salisbury to transform white ruled Rhodesia into black Zimbabwe by December 31. The document outlines transition guidelines to black majority rule within ten months and was signed at the former governor's residence now used as a government training center.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Zimbabwe
Trade deficit widens to 2.4 billion in January
The Commerce Department reports January imports and exports both fell as the U.S. ran a 2.4 billion trade deficit, continuing a 20 month trend of buying more from abroad. The January shortfall followed 2.4 billion in November and 2.1 billion in December, the largest since October. Spring floods threaten southern New England with potential water levels triple to four times normal as snow melts.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Boston
New England
Gilford probes police misconduct in Gilford New Hampshire
Belknap County Attorney Peter Makris says the criminal division of the attorney general’s office is examining alleged wrongdoing by Gilford police. The probe follows charges of record alteration, sex discrimination, and tax enforcement of intoxication laws, plus an officer reportedly pointing an unloaded revolver at a man’s stomach and firing multiple times. The selectmen endorsed the investigation.
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Laconia
N.H
Belknap
Peter Makris
Attorney General's Office
Gilford
Movie ads for motion pictures appear on pages six and seven
Advertising for motion pictures is found on pages six and seven of today’s issue. The notices preview film titles, showtimes, and theater venues for local audiences.
CDC survey team to study radiation hazards at shipyard
A four member CDC team led by Dr. Bobby F. Craft will arrive at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Monday to assess radiation risks to nuclear workers. Capt. William McDonough said the group will review records, determine data access, and estimate the time required to complete the study with full yard cooperation.
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Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
William McDonough
Bobby F. Craft
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
CDC
Philip J. Bierbaum
Clark W. Heath Jr
Bureau of Epidemiology
Gary F. Stein
Bureau
McDonough
Yard
Thomas Leaves UNH after Controversial Column
UNH in Durham, New Hampshire announces that Boston Globe columnist Jack Thomas will not teach there. The departure, cited as a program expansion move, ends a part time appointment, with Thomas seeking future teaching roles in Boston. Governor Thomson had urged his dismissal, a bid UNH resisted.
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N.H
University of New Hampshire
Boston Globe
Jack Thomas
New Hampshire
Thomas
Meldrim Thomson
Thomas’ Partes
Andy Merton
Merton
UNH
Boston
Thomson
Eugene Mills
Portsmouth Faces Budget Crunch From Loss of Aid
The Portsmouth School Board faces a tough year as federal impact aid drops by at least 300000, plus about 60000 less in Sweepstakes funds. With a proposed 900000 budget increase, the district warns that drastic steps are needed. Superintendent Timothy Monahan cites Pease timing and count rules as the cause, noting higher local costs for grades 10 through 12. Further proposals will be presented to the board.
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Portsmouth
Timothy Monahan
Monahan
Pease
Supt
Scrap Shipment Ends Wait for Iron Mountain on State Pier
The Lunar Venture loaded about 20 000 tons of No 1 scrap at Nobles Island to head to Europe in 14 to 18 days. Portsmouth Metals Exports expects the cargo to go to Spain or Greece, reducing half of the waterfront iron mountain while No 1 scrap prices rise to 74 dollars a ton domestically.
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A Frieghter
Nobles Island
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Piscataqua
Europe
Portsmouth Metals Exports
CFF
Spain
Greece
Portsmouth
Iron Mountain
Severe storm batters Tijuana. seven dead, hundreds homeless
Wild rains lash the border city for three days killing at least seven, isolating villages and leaving hundreds homeless. More rain and winds expected. Mexican Red Cross appeals to San Diego for food and blankets as floods strain supplies. Health officials fear waterborne disease and vaccinate refugees amid shortages.
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Tijuana
Mexico
Mexican Red Cross
San Diego
Opponents Try Stalling Panama Canal Treaty Vote
Senate leaders push to speed treaty action as Vice President Mondale says delaying tactics could hurt the anti treaty side. Byrd plans long daily sessions and a shorter recess while pro treaty forces resist cloture. Latest AP tally shows 56 favoring, 29 opposing, 15 undecided. Three amendments on Panama security were rejected.
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Senate
Walter F. Mondale
Ward
Byrd-Mondale
Associated Press
Edward Zorinsky
D-Neb
Zorinsky
Omaha
Mondale
Byrd
Panama
President Carter critics polls cite controversial issues
Washington AP Carter expresses disappointment with low poll ratings at National Press Club citing willingness to tackle tough issues such as energy policy inflation unemployment and Middle East questions. He defends timing on coal strike intervention and warns on Soviet arms to Ethiopia possibly affecting SALT talks. He expects dollar stability and backs direct action if needed.
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Carter
Thorpe
National Press Club
Africa
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Middle East
Soviet Union
Ethiopia
United States
Russia
Somalia
State fights city LPG truck route rights in Portsmouth
New Hampshire press reports state asks Portsmouth to yield state road control over LPG trucks. City Manager Calvin Canney seeks local regulation on congested Lafayette Road with I-95 as alternate. State Highway Commissioner John Clements defends state ownership and funds, cites risk, requests rehearing.
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Portsmouth
State Supreme Court
Canney
John Clements
Clements
Lafayette
Northwood
George McAvoy
McAvoy
Rockingham County
Waverly
Tenn
New York Stocks Rally As Dollar Rises
The stock market advanced moderately in New York as the dollar continued its upswing. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 1.21 to 747.66 in early trading, with gainers outnumbering losers about two to one on the NYSE and volume reaching 5.50 million shares at midmorning.
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New York Stock Exchange
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