UNH Sea Lab submersible voyage ends after four day test
Students and faculty from the University of New Hampshire and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution conducted a crab adaptation test off Maine using a student designed submersible. Three seniors returned to the surface after a nearly four day dive in a two stage decompression chamber aboard the mother ship Lulu. The project, funded by NOAA and the Naval Office, involved a 3 by 12 foot crab cage and ultrasonic telemetry, with divers on standby for emergencies.
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Clarke Hambley
Mark Herlel
Bradt
Vrere
Gorham
Dore Island
RY Lulu
Sawtelle
Ph Macinanis
Macinais
Santeilé
Bil French
UIH
Godfrey Savage
Maine
Historical
UNH
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Massachusetts
Research Triangle Institute
North Carolina
Ers A. Chase
Aa” Nti
Sea Rovers
Boston
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Office of Naval Research
Glennon and Sawtelle
Hertel
Police Arrest 200 Demonstrators Ahead of May Day Protests
Police responding to a Justice Department request arrested more than 20 antiwar protesters at the department as preparations mounted for mass May Day events. Authorities expect 5 000 to 10 000 at the Capitol while 1 000 protesters were at the Justice Department, with the People's Coalition for Peace and Justice organizing the demonstrations.
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Washington
Justice Department
No- Lee
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Thom
Health, Education, and Welfare Department
Justice
Richard Kleindienst
Pentagon Sai
Xieindienst
Jetty Wilson
Kleindianel
Rennié
Eee Ea
Jattins
Saidj
Poliute
Hugh Scott
Senate
Mike Mansfield
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
the American
American Friends Service
National Welfare Rights Organization
Coalition
Hampton developer threatens lawsuit over drainage dispute
At a town meeting Bernard Barteau warned he would sue for 500000 over drainage plans on Park Avenue and Winne cunnet Road. The Selectmen explained drainage costs outside his project would be reimbursed by the town to the same dollar amount as for housing developer Robert Ross, with overall costs estimated at about 9000. White Jr. noted no reimbursement on an equivalent percentage. The board echoed prior court involvement as the issue continued.
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Hampton — Selectifieg
Bernard Berleau
Uvai
Batteau
High Street
Finnacunnet
Wislesaid
Cli Fitzger
Robert Ross
Winnacunnet Road
Ross
Hintaltiyet Pri Dralacge
Vanderpuxil
Vanderpool
Barteau
Selectman
Fred A. White Jr
Fitzgerald
Arteau
Indictments Expand in Bomb-Kidnap Plot Case in Pa
A new 10 count indictment adds two more defendants in a conspiracy to kidnap a presidential adviser, dynamite tunnels and destroy draft records. Named are Mary Dan Seoblick of Baltimore and John Theodore Guck of Lancaster, with others including Rev. Philip Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth McVairlie among reindicted parties. The case centers on antiwar actions tied to the Lewisburg penitentiary cell.
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Harrisburg
Washington|t
Philip Berrigan
Catonsville
Age Culcany
Berrigan
Vietnam
Lewisburg
Mary Dan Seoblick
Baltimore
Anthony Seoblick
Seoblick
Federal
John Theodore Guck
Lancaster
FBI
Selective Service
Rochester
N.Y
Keuka N.Y. College
Berrigan and
Seobuck
Neil Raymond McLaughlin
Joseph R. Werseroth
Elizabeth McvAlisle
Marercount College
Tar Tytown
Hagstrom widow retirement credits approved by School Board
Public hearing set for May 1 11 at 8 p m to discuss retirement credits for the widow of Herbert R Hagstrom former superintendent of schools The amended House Joint Resolution passes the House and Senate awaiting the governor's signature The measure allows payment to the Hagstrom estate into the New Hampshire retirement system with no credit for prior teacher service before July 1 1964 The School Board will hold a hearing on the amendment amid opposition claims of a prearranged vote
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Herbert R. Hagstrom
Dotm W. Disfin
House
Senate
Feaving
Hagstrom
N.H
Sal Board
Ree. Chandler
Portsmouth
Navy Declares War on Sea Gulls at Clark Island
The Navy considers action against gulls roosting at Clark Island and the Ports mouth Naval Shipyard. Capt Donald Kern says no decision yet to kill gulls though poison or trapping may be used. authorities work with agencies to solve corrosion and droppings problem on the sound pier. Local residents in New Castle complain while state officials defer authority to federal wildlife services.
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Navy
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Clack Island
Clarks Islands
Sound Pier
Thehipyard
Comander
Donald H. Kern Eald
Kern
New Castle
Maine
Inland Fisheries and Gama Department
Augusta
Herald
Francis
Gramlick
Portland
Fish and Wildlife Service
M. Slate Fish and Game Dept
Dernard Car
Police Nab Suspect in Area Killing
Police say Walter Woodman brother of the accused is sought on first degree murder charges. A .45 caliber revolver was seized for ballistic tests after Woodman was arrested at a Farmington garage by state and local authorities. Authorities credit cooperation among Dover Portsmouth Farmington Strafford County and state police and say the case is being handled by Assistant Atty. Gen. Monty Spatoss and Stratford County Atty. Casey Maher.
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Soudan
Kidder Press
Dover
Robert Dodge
Portsmouth
High Hanover
Rudman
Walter Woodman
Portsmouth Herald
Woodman
Farmington
John Newhall
Worster
Fortamouth
Dyer
Strafford County Sheriffs Department
State Police
Monty Spatoss
Stratford County
Casey Maher
Rudnian
Thomson Pleads Against Broad Taxes at Hearing
West jfall's American Party gubernatorial candidate Meldyim Thomson urged the House Ways and Means Committee to block broad-based income and sales taxes. He argued the majority should be guided by what people need and want, challenging special interests and urging elimination of government waste. Page Three.
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Concord
Nil
Meldyim Thomson
West Jfall
American Party
Kiate House Ways and Means Committee
Thomson
Thomsen
Orford Lawbook
Paterson
Plican
Air Force Grounding A F B Aircraft After California Crash
The 25 FBMIA planes at Pease AFB remain grounded this week after a California crash on April 23. Investigators say a chute compartment door failed to separate, trapping crew and prompting a pause before potential resumption Monday.
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FBMIA
Peate Afb
Air Force
California
Pease
Ays
Ates
Edwards
Associated Press
City Council Considers Closing Gate Near Pease AFB
Portsmouth city council will discuss a letter from the Sherburne-Clyte Association seeking closure of Gate 9 on Sherburne Road to base personnel. The request cites traffic congestion and speeding by air base traffic, noting 174 families within a mile of Sherburne School.
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Sherburne Road
Pease Afb
Gefara
Portsmouth Ciy Council
Sherburne -Clyte Association, Inc
Sherburne School
Tetcer
Harsid Her G. Grose
Sherburne
Spaulding Turnpike
Raymond Bowles
Connell
Saya
Manchester
Keene
Newport
Portsmouth
Seacoast
Greater
Wells Ogunquit Bills Reported As House Debates Loom
Augusta Maine reliable reports that the Legislative Committee on Legal Affairs has filed a report on two bills affecting Wells Ogunquit. One bill would incorporate Ogunquit as a separate town. the other concerns the Wells town charter. Debates expected in the House next week amid local opposition and potential changes to school and public service access. Residents fear impacts on children commuting to school and emergency access via Pease AFB.
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Augusta
Maine
Legislative Committee On Legal Affairs
Wells
Ashe
Liz Lawn
Ogunquit
House
Caring
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