Model Senate Comes Alive At Portsmouth High School
Portsmouth High School hosts a Model Senate sponsored by the Junior World Council. About 245 students from Foxboro to Manchester debate Panama Canal, Olympic team funding, United Nations budgeting, and nuclear energy with committee calendars and orderly inquiries, reflecting strong preparation and leadership.
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Holly Young
Portsmouth High School
Model Senate
Junior World Council
Foxboro
Mass
Manchester
Rodis
Senate
Panama Canal
Sen
Karen Frink
Hanna Convicted in Korean Influence Buying Scandal
Richard T. Hanna, a former congressman, confessed to taking over 200000 dollars for helping Tongsun Park. In a plea deal, 39 of 40 counts were dropped, making him the first current or former congressman convicted in the Korea influence case.
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Washington
Richard T. Hanna
Tongsun Park
South Korea
Capitol Hill
Hanna
Carter bill to speed licensing of N-plants
President Carter sent Congress a bill to accelerate nuclear plant licensing by cutting about 42 years from the current 11 to 12 year process. It would allow standardized designs and site banking to streamline approvals and speed electricity production to about 60 years from decision. Critics warn it could lock in nuclear dependence while others fear costs and safety impacts.
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Carter
Washington
Congress
James R. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Clinch River
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Mark Messing
The
Environmental Policy Center
Messing
Growth planning urged to replace growth restraints in New Hampshire
Concord AP report quotes committee head John Sununu urging localities to replace growth restricting ordinances with long range plans. The six page study calls for land use and housing policies, environmental protection, inter governmental cooperation, and cluster development to cut costs while preserving open space. Recommendations on economic aspects due in two to three months.
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Concord
N.H
New Hamened
John Sununu
Meldrim Thomson
Sununu
Sosutr
Flynn demands abolition of New Hampshire Probation Department
Judge Thomas E F Flynn spokesman for the State Probation Board criticized the Executive Council for keeping Probation Director John King after the board sought his removal. He called the council vote a travesty of justice and a political vendetta against Governor Thomson, urging Legislature to abolish the department.
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Thomas EF. Flynn
State Probation Department
Flynn
Executive Council
John King
Probation Board
State Probation Board
King
New Hampshire Department of Probation
Thomson
McLane
Burton
Dudley
Delasandro
New Hampshire Probation Board
Coal judge ends back to work order in mining dispute
US District Judge Aubrey E. Robinson Jr refused to extend the Taft-Hartley back-to-work order for striking coal miners as the deadline neared. The judge said miners were not paying attention to his actions and noted the government may pursue a permanent injunction if the contract vote rejects the offer.
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Washington
Aubrey E. Robinson Jr
Robinson
United Mine Waltham
Justice Department
Mark Sheehan
Carter warns Soviets on detente amid carrier visit
President Carter, aboard the USS Eisenhower off Georgia, warned the Soviet Union that U.S. support for detente could erode if Moscow does not show restraint. He defended a strong defense policy while inspecting the nuclear carrier and outlined a three-pronged deterrent. Tass called the speech alarming and contrary to peaceful aims.
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Carter
Soviet Union
U.S
Navy
Eisenhower
Atlantic Ocean
Georgia
Hibernian Society
Savannah
St. Simons Island
Wake Forest University
Winston-Salem
N.C
Ands
United States
Africa
Tass
Lance faces SEC charges in bank stake case
Former Budget Director Bert Lance and 10 others are accused by the Securities and Exchange Commission of violating securities laws over a secret bid to take more than 20 percent of Financial General Bank Shares Inc. The SEC alleged Lance acted for Bank of Credit and Commerce of London, which had provided substantial personal loans, naming the London bank’s president and four influential Arab associates.
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Washington
Bert Lance
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
U.S
Lance
Financial General Bank Shares Inc
Bank of Credit and Commerce of London
The
London Bank
Updated report on Portsmouth court facility move pending
City Council will hear an updated status report Monday from Councillor Nicholas Aeschliman on moving Portsmouth District Court from Penhallow Street police HQ. Phase 3 improvements hearing set for McDonough Street area. City Manager Calvin Canney to propose higher sewer fees and a tax benefits plan tied to historic district certification.
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Portsmouth District Court
Nicholas Aeschliman
Penhallow Street
McDonough Street
Calvin A. Canney
Council
Secretary of the Interior
Canney
Burroughs
John Whalen
Carter tours USS Eisenhower during Georgia coast visit
President Carter and Mrs Carter toured the carrier off the Georgia coast near Savannah. They had lunch aboard and watched an air show from the deck, as sunny weather gave way to a croupy forecast the next day per the Almanac Page 2.
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President Carter
Eisenhower
Thsident
Mrs. Carter
Georgia
Savannah
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United Nations
Dar
Siigating
American International College
Springfield
Atlantic Seaboard
Portsmouth
Right
Jennifer Hanley
Tom Burwell
Michelle Bauer
Portsmouth Senior High School
Brest
France
Amoco
Cadiz
Brittany
Middle East
Robert Whalen
John Dingell
D-Mich
York Ramblings
NIH Trustees
Women’s News
Pease Report
Kingston Voters
Church
TBS
New Ley
New Hampshire
Thomas Flynn
Citizens Council
HUD
Planning Dept
Longmeadow Road
Longmeadow Inn Road
Maplewood Avenue
Prospect Street
Leland Davis
Croupy
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