Whipple Favored for Court Building Conversion Plan
Court Study Committee urges converting Whipple School at State Street into a district court facility with an estimated cost around 1 million, ahead of new construction or using the 600 State St. Davidson building. Committee cites central location, architectural features, and faster completion as key reasons, with a public hearing set for Monday at 7 p.m.
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Whipple
Davidson
Nicholas Aeschliman
State Street
IRS
State St
Aeschliman
Lafayette
Ricci Construction
Harvey Construction
Manchester
Aeschiman
B. Allen Trousdale
State Dept. of Employment Security
N.H. Court Accreditation Committee
Drowning Victims Identified After Hampton Beach Canoe Trip
Two men felled by a canoeing accident off Hampton Beach wash ashore near the prior day’s finder. Frank Felch age 21 from Salisbury Massachusetts and Joseph Cassidy Jr. age 33 from Brooklyn were with Gary McCulloch 30 of Hampton in a 14 foot canoe heading to an offshore drilling rig two miles from shore. Autopsies ordered by Rockingham County Attorney Carleton Eldredge.
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Hampton Beach
Frank Felch
High St
Salisbury
Mass
Joseph Cassidy Jr
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ronald A. Remick
Rockingham County
Carleton Eldredge
Gas truck crash triggers flames and explosions on I-93
In Woburn Massachusetts an oil truck crash caused gasoline flames and explosions on Interstate 93. Two injured initially none seriously. Foam trucks from Logan Airport aided firefighting as flames blocked access. A 24 year old Arlington woman and the driver injured. driver treated and released. A motel employee heard explosions and saw a car pinned beneath the truck. Neues row follows.
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Woburn
Mass
Interstate 93
Boston
Logan
Arlington
Winchester Hospital
Howard Johnson
Shoving incident marks tense fight over state house schedule
In Concord New Hampshire a verbal clash over a special legislative session escalated as House Speaker George Roberts allegedly shoved Peter Cotch aide to Senate President Alf Jacobson while attempting to sign a transfer document. Cotch refused to relinquish the document. Roberts left after a confrontation. Jacobson proposed a new funds plan for the session. Roberts may sign. Major proposals include taxes on Seabrook plant financing and a religious holiday promotion ban.
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Concord
N.H
Peter Cotch
Senate
Alf Jacobson
House
George Roberts
Roberts
Jacobson
Cotch
Rmit
Peter
Michael LaFontaine
Eorge
Legislative Accounting Office
LaFontaine
Boston
Seabrook
Carter Seeks Strong Ties With Brazil Despite Disputes
President Carter, addressing Brazil's congress, said Brazil and the United States are friends who can disagree vigorously without bitterness, underscoring candor as the basis for relations between the two nations. He met with Brazil's military chief Geisel to discuss human rights and nuclear arms. He also expressed confidence in Israeli Prime Minister Begin's ability to negotiate a Middle East peace and noted ongoing shared concerns with Brazil despite issues over human rights and nuclear power.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Carter
United States
U.S
Ernesto Geisel
Menachem Begin
Middle East
Begin
Egypt
Jordan
Poland
Israel
Peace talks stall as Israeli minister meets Sadat in Cairo
Israeli Defense Minister Ezer Weizman met President Anwar Sadat in Cairo but Cairo radio reported no progress toward resuming peace talks. Egypt's War Minister el-Gamassy awaited at the airport as Weizman and Sadat met at Sadat's villa. A possible shift allows Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza to join future negotiations with Israel, Egypt and Jordan.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ezer Weizman
Anwar Sadat
Mohammed Abdel Ghani el- Gamassy
Weizman
Sinai Desert
Sadat
Israel
Begin
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Jordan
Carter confident of peace settlement
President Carter expressed confidence that Israel’s government led by Prime Minister Begin can negotiate a Middle East peace. He denied any administration insinuation that Begin should be replaced and said no responsible official supports such a move. He noted no clear plan for resolving Israel’s refusal to withdraw from the West Bank, while stressing shared U.S. Brazilian concerns over human rights and nuclear power.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Carter
Menachem Begin
Middle East
Begin
Egypt
Jordan
West Bank
Jordan River
United States
UNH trustees back tuition and room hikes for all campuses
The UNH Finance Committee voted to recommend in state tuition rising to 1 150 and out of state to 3 500, with Keene Plymouth and Merrimack Valley College rates up as well. Room dining and student fees would also increase across campuses, with full board approval expected April 12.
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CONCORD — The _ university
UNH
Keene and
Plymouth State
Merrimack Valley College
Cole
Paul Holloway
Finance Committee
Richard Morse
International House
Highland House
Keene
Plymouth
Plymouth’s
Steel price boosts draw scrutiny after coal strike
Pittsburgh AP report notes U.S. Steel and Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel raise prices by 10.50 dollars per ton following a winter coal strike. Carter calls the increases excessive, arguing costs do not justify the hike. The move signals higher appliance prices and a 9 to 10 dollar rise in the average car cost, with autos shrinking in size.
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Pittsburgh
Carter
Brasilia
U.S. Steel Corp
Wheeling- Pittsburgh Steel Corp
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Boyan Library Fund
Newington
Thomas McIntyre
Pentagon
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Speaker Roberts
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