Hampton Stink From Plant Spurs Town Meeting Fight
Hampton residents erupted at a selectmen meeting over the secondary treatment plant odor described as a 30-year buildup. Bertram Roy led about 25 homeowners seeking a solution while Public Works Director George Hardardt warned of high costs not in the budget.
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Bertram Roy
Roy
Selectmen
Public Works
George Hardardt
Selectman
Allen R. Bridle
Wheelabrator- Frye
Hardardt
Richard Dunn
Dunn
Kennet Spooner
Tower Drive
Ross Colony Court
John Bellerose
Bradley Cook
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Doggett
Wild Rose Lane
William Nickerson
Tuck Field
Nickerson
Mary-Louise Woolsey
Worcester men charged in 1972 bid for Volpe presidency
Assistant AG Stephen Delinsky said Albert Toots Manzi and William Masiello conspired in 1972 to raise $500000 for delivery to former President Richard Nixon before or during the Republican national convention. The case goes before a Superior Court judge in Boston.
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Worcester
United States
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Stephen Delinsky
Superior Court
Albert “Toots” Manzi
William Masiello
Ricard M. Nixon
Rhode Island man sues over arrest by Wakefield chief
Daniel Robinson of Providence files a 120000 suit in U.S. District Court claiming false arrest for marijuana possession by Wakefield Police Chief D. Michael Senecal on February 18.
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Concord
N.H
Rhode Island
Wakefield
D. Michael Senecal
Daniel Robinson
Providence
U.S. District Court
Senecal
Sun Day ceremonies kick off atop Cadillac Mountain
In Bar Harbor Maine a predawn hike to Acadia National Park Cadillac Mountain will start Sun Day observances with several hundred expected on the 1530 foot summit as politicians like Senator John Durkin and Representative James Jeffords join. The forecast calls for partly sunny skies and highs in the 50s as sponsors promote the sun as an inexhaustible cheap pollution free energy source.
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Bar Harbor
Maine
Acadia National Park
Cadillac Mountain
United States
John Durkin
D-N.h
James Jeffords
R-Vt
Carter plan seeks subsidies to boost East Coast oil imports
The Carter administration pledges to increase subsidies for imported oil to New England utilities and schools, aiming to cut electric bills more than heating costs. East Coast refiners would receive large entitlements funded by subsidies recouped from domestic-oil users, drawing mixed political reaction.
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Boston
Carter
New England
Boston Herald American
James Schlesinger
Washington Post
East Coast
Bill Armstrong
R-Corp
East
Alaska
Court OKs New Jersey firm to pursue Kennecott takeover
A federal appeals court ruled that a New Jersey aerospace firm may proceed with its bid to take over Kennecott Copper Corp, the nation’s largest copper producer. The court blocked any action on today’s proxy vote to oust Kennecott’s board until the full case is heard.
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New York
New Jersey
Kennecott Copper Corp
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Kennecott
Legislators Compute Costs in Special Session
The Concord Monitor reports the current special legislative session has cost at least 74000 dollars. The largest item is 56520 dollars in mileage payments to House members. An average of 309 representatives attended each of 10 days, excluding travel to committee sessions.
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N.H
Concord Monitor
House
Meldrim Thomson
The
Monitor
Senate
Corridor B chosen for Market St extension
City Council selected Corridor B in front of the K-Mart as the preferred Market Street Extension route by a 6 to 2 vote. The plan costs at least 600000, funded by expected tax gains from nearby commercial industrial development, with state construction planned within about five years.
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Market Street
John J. Whaley
James Splaine
Mary Keenan
Nicholas Aeschliman
Jay Edwards
Peter Weeks
William A. Thomson Jr
William F. Keefe
Stephen Tober
Tober
Portsmouth
Edwards
Damart
Kmart
Thomson
Wholey
Weeks
Woodbury Avenue
Christopher Sheridan
Secretary of the Interior
Geoffrey Clark
Middle St
No more burning permits in Portsmouth delayed
The Portsmouth Fire Dept will not issue further burning permits until further notice. A spokesman cited drying countryside and several small brush fires extinguished over the weekend. Permits are not expected to resume until after the next substantial rainfall.
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Portsmouth
Portsmouth considers tougher growth controls to curb strain
City officials led by Councilman William A. Thomson Jr push for stricter growth rules to prevent overburdening water and sewer lines schools and facilities. City Manager Calvin A. Canney backs review of ordinances and a June report. Councilman Stephen Tober calls for scrutiny of Planned Unit Developments while Peter Weeks promotes a local tax burden graphic for taxpayers.
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William A. Thomson Jr
Portsmouth
Thomson
Calvin A. Canney
Canney
Stephen Tober
Peter Weeks
State Board orders cut in Exeter plan
The State Board of Education told Exeter officials to trim at least 600000 from the proposed vocational education center before bids. Costs have nearly doubled from 2.6 million to 3.9 million, with new plans reducing building size and program sessions to fit lower enrollment projections.
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Exeter
Steve Mazurka
Concord
Exeter School
State Board of Education
State Board
Exeter Center
William P. Bittenbender
Bittenbender
Edward Sweeney
Keene
Catherine Caouette
Contoocook
Jean Tufts
Exeter School Board
Tufts
Rockingham County
PUC studies Hampton Falls plea on water wells
Concord New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission takes under advisement a motion to dismiss a hearing over a Hampton Falls zoning ordinance. Public Service Co seeks PUC approval to use three Brimmer Lane wells to service Seabrook nuclear plant.
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Public Utilities Commission
Hampton Falls
Robert Backus
Public Service Co
PUC
Brimmer Lane
Seabrook
PSC
Hampton Falls Zoning Board of Adjustment
Opera
Edna Bear Parr
County attorney seeks closure of Utopia Club in Portsmouth
Judge Arthur E. Bean reviews a petition for a temporary injunction after a April 10 raid on the Utopia Health and Leisure Club. County Atty. Carleton Eldredge presented undercover reports alleging regular prostitution. club manager denied wrongdoing and noted efforts to comply with law. Two women arrested in the raid face a May 17 Portsmouth District Court hearing.
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Utopia Health and Leisure Club
Portsmouth
Arthur E. Bean
Superior Court
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Carleton Eldredge
Sheriff's Deputies
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Sheriff's Department
Utopia
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McGee
Jeffrey W. Gagnon
Greenfield
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Hampton
Gagnon
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Rourke
Cecil Curie
Eliot
Wayne Rauen
Rye
Raven
Albee
Portsmouth Herald to Cover Winchester Festival Brass Events
Portsmouth Herald will cover the Apple Blossom Festival Brass activities in Winchester Virginia May 4 5 6 and 7. Sports Editor Larry Favinger and photographer Wade Burnette depart tomorrow with reports and pictures to be sent daily to The Herald.
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Winchester
Larry Favinger
Wade Burnette
The
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