Primary Tomorrow as Muskie and McGovern Battle in New Hampshire
In the final campaign day before the New Hampshire primary, Muskie and McGovern campaigned across factories and towns, trading claims over campaign finance disclosures while debate views split among workers. Nixon leads Republicans with McCloskey and Ashbrook as rivals. Mills plans cross-party advocacy.
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Pee) McCloskey
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Winter Storm Brings Deaths and Wide Disruption in New England
Snow and freezing rain swept New England over the weekend, causing two storm related deaths in Massachusetts. Logan Airport closed for hours while Maine faced a series of blizzards and an ice storm that damaged coastal areas and cut power.
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Building Collapse in Barcelona Kills 12
Rescuers pulled 12 bodies from the debris of a 10-story Barcelona apartment building after an explosion caused the collapse. Police feared 20 to 30 more were trapped as residents slept. The 50-unit building housed many Latin American migrants.
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Nation Writer Appears Before Grand Jury
Author Clifford Irving testified before a federal grand jury again on his Howard Hughes autobiography. A county grand jury and the federal panel were also reported ready to act this week in the case.
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Clifford Irving
Federal Grand Jury
Howard Hughes
Connecticut Lottery Expands Drawings at West Hartford Armory
The Connecticut Lottery will hold this week's drawing Thursday at the West Hartford Armory rather than the Capitol. A regular weekly top prize of 5 000 accompanies a second super 75 drawing offering 75 000, with winnings in that drawing including prior winnings.
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Maine bans hunting on public lands to aid deer herd
Augusta Maine August AP says hunting on land under the Department of Parks and Recreation will be banned effective May 1. The move follows a request from Fish and Game Commissioner Maynard F Marsh and aims to restore the deer herd.
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Witness Held in Hospital Tests for Kleindienst Probe
A hospital bound heart patient, Dita Beard, may testify remotely to Senate investigators probing acting Attorney General Kleindienst amid claims ITT funded part of the Republican National Convention costs. Beard’s physician cites severe coronary disease and emotional stress as risks to travel.
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Anderson
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Work Session on Vaughantreet renew al project with PHA and City Council
Portsmouth Housing Authority and the City Council plan a work session tonight at 7 at the PHA office on Vaughan Street. The meeting will seek clarification of Campbell Aldrich and Nulty of Boston plans and Portsmouth Preservation Inc role. City Manager Cal Canney expects a stronger commitment from Aldrich, with Aldrich and PPI attendees.
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Boston
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Aldrich
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McCloskey and Newman Rally Draws SRO Crowd in Seacoast
McCloskey and Paul Newman spoke at Little Harbour School drawing hundreds in the region’s biggest primary rally. Newman fielded questions as McCloskey, delayed by travel, arrived late by train and car. He urged no marijuana legalization yet and tied amnesty to Peace Corps service. He criticized ITT as likely “tip of the iceberg” in a brewing controversy.
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U.S
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Pete” McCloskey
Boston
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Decision Due On Farragut
The Farragut Study Committee plans a final recommendation on the disposition of the Farragut School at its Friday 10 a.m. meeting. Chairperson Councilman William F. Keefe hopes to present a proposal for City Council review Monday. Officials have largely ruled out using the building for a vocational school, elementary school, or offices due to high costs.
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Commission Urges States Tote Schools
The Commission on School Finance urged states to take primary responsibility for financing schools with reduced reliance on local property taxes and proposed federal incentive grants to aid elementary and secondary education. The five year program would require 4 to 5 billion dollars in federal funds to ease the transition.
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Commission On
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Federal aid sought for erosion damage to private property
A new legislative drive aims to fund federal help for owners losing land to lake and ocean erosion. Rep. William A. Steiger leads a bill joining several others in the House Public Works Committee, proposing Corps of Engineers studies and shared costs for shoreline protection.
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Rye Voters OK 1972 73 School Budget Increase
In a marathon session Rye voters approved an $884 782 school budget for 1972 73 by a 2 to 1 margin, raising expenditure by 121 441 after rejecting two amendments to cut the budget. Balloting included a secret ballot trial with broad approval.
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