Graves disputes Splaine bond figures over ten or five year plan
Portsmouth councilman Bruce Graves challenges State Rep James Splaine's claim that a ten year 2 million Public Service Co repayment costs taxpayers more than a five year bond. He accuses Splaine of error, urges rescinding last week's vote, and seeks a one year bond instead. The delegation earlier overrode an amendment allowing up to ten years. House action imminent.
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Bruce Graves
James Splaine
Public Service Co
Graves
Splaine
House of Representatives
Portsmouth
Four Guerrillas Arrested After Ireland Border Attack
Four men were captured in Ireland after a raid across the border in Northern Ireland that targeted British soldiers. Their identities were not released before a Dublin court appearance, and links to the killings remained unclear. In Moscow, Kissinger and Soviet officials prepared to resume talks with no timetable or list of Soviet participants given.
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Dublin
Ilas
Northern Ireland
Nixon Denial Marshals Sweeping Watergate Stand
Nation reports President Nixon’s White House issues a sweeping denial of involvement in the Watergate scandal or any cover up. Deputy press secretary Warren comments on Newsweek claims while White House aides refrain from broader remarks.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Florida White House
White House
Watergate
Gérald L. Warren
Newsweek Magazine
John W. Dean
New England Letter Carriers Threaten Strike
In Boston area, 500 mail carriers of the National Association of Letter Carriers warned of a possible labor action if a new contract is not reached by the expiration of the old one. James H. Rademacher stated the union would proceed with aggressive steps if talks stall.
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Boston
la- Hongl Sa
James H. Rademacher
Caner
Granite State Woman Killed in Crash at NH Highway
Ruth Appel of Keene died in a two car collision on New Hampshire 1, the state’s 21st highway fatality. The crash occurred near a car route where the victim’s vehicle collided with another.
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Winchester
N.H
Ruth Appel
Keene
New Hampshire
Maine covered bridge destroyed in Windham fire
Officials say arson is suspected in a blaze that destroyed Maine's widest covered bridge Babb's and caused about 250000 dollars in damage to nearby businesses. Fire crews from Waterville responded as investigators worked to determine the cause after the weekend fire.
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South Windham
Maine
Babb
Anon
Ian Waterville
Waterville
Matoe (Ap
Breez
Unclear OCR Text Fragment Reflects School Year Note
Fragmentary article fragment from page 2 column 3 references a 1973 74 school year and mentions dates and statements but contains numerous garbled words making precise entities and events unreadable. It preserves no clear person organization location or concrete action beyond a dated school context.
Fishermen Protest Land Closure by Winnicut River Club
Greenland fishermen faced a land closure as the Winnicut Fish and Game Club posted no trespassing signs. The action shuttered about 12 acres and more than 1,590 feet of riverfront along the Winnicut River, hindering opening day access for anglers.
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Piscataqua Fise and Game Club
Greesbind
Fish and Game Club
Winnicut
Fish and Fame
Winnicut River
Gov Curtis Not Yet Backing Eastport Refinery
Governor Kenneth Curtis said he has not decided on a proposed 890 million oil refinery project by Pittston, noting Pittston should be heard and the project judged on its merits. New Brunswick officials oppose the refinery, arguing it could threaten fisheries in case of an oil spill.
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Curtis
Augusta, Maine
Kenneth Curtis
Pittston
New York
East
New Brunswick
William Cockburn
Fisheries Os Environmental
Eastport
Canadiss Fisheries
Israelis Mark Big Day With Parade Across Jerusalem
More than 400 warplanes roared over Israel as the 28th anniversary was celebrated with prayers and a three hour display of military power in Jerusalem. About 300 000 spectators filled decorated streets while 2 000 troops and 160 tanks moved past Golda Meir and Ben Gurion. The parade drew criticism abroad and at home over cost and Arab sensitivities. Fireworks lit Tel Aviv Haifa and parks hosted crowds as conservation and river reports emerged from unrelated local notes.
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Israel
Middle East
Golda Meir
David Ben-Gurion
Red Sea
Syria
United Nations
Arab East Jerusalem
Jordan
Tel Aviv
Haifa
Joe Connor
Mekong convoy reaches Phnom Penh after tanker loss
The first Mekong River convoy to Phnom Penh arrived today after losing a tanker to Communist fire. Reports say Cambodian insurgents overran a refugee area northwest of the capital last Friday, capturing about 100 troops and killing them.
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Cambodia
Phoom Penh
Refu Aes
Fishermen flood calls as season opens Saturday
Akerly reported many fishermen have called since the season began on Saturday. He commented that there were numerous inquiries and noted the high level of activity among local anglers. The passage hints at further details on page 2.
Memorial Day Parade in Portsmreath May 28
The Central Veterans Council of Portsmreath marks Memorial Day on May 28 with a parade and services starting at 2 p.m. Veterans organizations and military units will participate. All veterans’ groups meet at the VFW Post home on Deer Street at 9 a.m. that day.
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Central Veterans Council of Portsmreath
VFW
Deer Steet
Protest at New Hampshire State Prison prompts sit down
About 16 demonstrators staged a week long protest outside Concord State Prison calling for a change in inmate confinement. Warden Joseph Vitek reported roughly 75 inmates participated, a four minute sit down occurred during the vigil, and about 15 remained in their cells as the protest continued.
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N.H
M Cmd
Ae &Mbed
Mt Samraal
Hoase Plaza
Soa
Joseph Vitek
Shtir
Richardson Seeks Right Man For Watergate
President-nominee Richardson vows to name a special prosecutor to head the Watergate investigation after confirmation. He says the attorney general will oversee the probe with full authority, aiming to reassure the Senate and public while considering candidates such as Lawrence Walsh and Irving Kaufman.
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Elliot
Senate
Richardson
Serlehat
Envoy's Captors Boost Demands
In Guadalajara Mexico the U S consul general Terrance G Leonhardy remains captive as his kidnappers press new demands after 30 prisoners were moved to Cuba. Gov Alberto Orozco Romero said the situation grew more complex and warned of further instructions to be delivered later.
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U.S
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Guadalajara
Mexico
L Y
Cuba
Alberto Orozco Romero
Jalisco
Leonhardy
Mexico City
Havana
Exeter officials cleared of felonious welfare crimes
Exeter County Attorney Carleton Eldredge said no felonious crimes were found among Rockingham towns in welfare distributions. He noted good faith errors by part time officials and that a full review will not be delivered until mid June after the Superior Court session. Eldredge also said most selectmen are underpaid.
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Connor
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New Brunswick
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Une Club
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Ilinois
Exeter
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Rockingham
Coasts County
Superior Court
Eldredge
Keefe seeks council approval to amend 16 year bonds bill
Councilman William F Keefe will ask the City Council tonight to support a resolution requesting State Senator Foley to add an amendment to the controversial 32 million bonds bill. Keefe said Foley will be asked to allow bonds for up to 16 years, instead of the five years recommended to the House. He criticized the city delegation for ignoring the council wishes for an 11 year limit.
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William F. Keefe
Eileen DB. Foley
Keefe
Jey
Isme
Feley
Tension Eases Between Lebanon Government and Palestinians
In BEIRUT, reports say tensions between the Lebanese government and Palestinian guerrillas are easing after a guerrilla attack on a northern border post. Arab mediators met with Lebanese and Palestinian officials to maintain the cease-fire reached last week amid renewed contact between Syria Algeria and other Arab states and Yasir Arafat.
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Lebanon
The
Arab League
Mahmoud Riad
Suleiman Franjieh
Bel
Syria
Algeria
Yasir Arafat
Alistah Guerrilas
School bus contract hearing set at Harvent School
Transportation for the 1973 70 school year faces a hearing as the School Board considers bids from Jan Car Transportation and Marshall Transportation. Attorney John C. Driscoll will brief the board after consultations with the School Bus Contract Agency to address unresolved contract issues and ensure a satisfactory agreement for the next school year.
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Alfred Capeert Cincomnetation
Erry Tran Company
North Hampton
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Widder
Renues
Scheol
John C. Driscoll
Don Car Corporation
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Driscoll
Marshall Transpertathon Company
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Seresis
Bert
Beardreer
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