Atlantic Heights fights to keep local school open
Residents packed a Heights PTA meeting with state speakers urging that neighborhood schools be kept. City councilors offered sympathy. two supported the cause while others stayed vague. School Board member Diane Share opposed keeping Heights and Lafayette open but pledged to listen. Local leaders urged continued pressure and two upcoming work sessions near the Heights and Lafayette schools.
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Atlantic Heights
the Heights
Diane Share
Heights
Lafayette
John J. Wholey
Share
Wholey
James Splaine
Splaine
Anette
Carter tackles inflation
Washington AP President Carter seeks labor cooperation to curb inflation with voluntary wage and price restraint. AFL C IO leader George Meany signals willingness if business holds prices steady while labor officials meet with Carter and top advisers to discuss causes and steps to reduce inflation.
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Carter
Labor
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Robert Strauss
Ray Marshall
Administration
Meany
Senate
Labor Federation
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Adinistration
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon agree to divorce
Buckingham Palace announced that Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon have agreed to end their marriage after two years of separation. The statement says legal proceedings will begin to formalize the divorce.
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London
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Buckingham Palace
Countess of Snowdon
Earl of Snowdon
Coast Guard probes Salem Sound capsizing tragedy
Boston report says a 24 foot lobster boat capsized in Salem Sound killing a 30 year old woman her four year old son and two relatives as authorities launch an inquiry. Other briefs note NH hospital accreditation Nashua bans massage parlors and a utility plans lower off peak rates.
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Boston
Coast Guard
Salem Sound
Exeter Two area residents killed in two car crash
Two Exeter area residents died from injuries after a two car collision on New Fields Road. Stephen R. Ross 30 of Hampton operated a northbound Corvette and Robin White 17 of Exeter was a passenger in the same vehicle. A southbound van driven by David J. Ross of Plaistow carried two passengers who were treated at Exeter Hospital. Investigators reported the crash occurred shortly after 11 PM.
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Stephen R. Ross
Hampton
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David J. Ross
Plaistow
Robin Morrell
Exeter Hospital
Albert Austin
Concord
Vine St
Winnacunnet Road
Newport
N.H
Robert L. and
Claire L. (Descoteau) Ross
USAF
Peter D. Ross
Stratham
Ault’s Pub
Ross Colony Courts Inc
Disabled American Veterans Squamscott Chapter No. 13
Winnacunnet High School
Rebecca C. Lufkin
Hudson, N.H
Michelle V. Ross
Carolyn N. Ross
Dover
Joellen White
Shelley White
Lucien Cadieux
Evelyn White
Senate conservatives push to limit New Hampshire special session
In Concord the New Hampshire Senate weighs adjournment and a limited set of about 100 bills amid pressure from conservatives to shorten the special session. Sen. D Alan Rock and Sen. Robert Monier favor limiting bills while President Alf Jacobson doubts the plan. The chamber may refer two contentious construction charges bills to the state Supreme Court for constitutionality, potentially shelving the House measure on pregeneration charges and Seabrook plant funding.
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Nashua
New York City Scofflaws Targeted for Parking Fines
Seven of New York City's largest collection agencies plan to chase northern New England scofflaws for unpaid tickets, but AP findings show many on the list may be New Yorkers with bogus addresses. Some vehicles in Maine have $30,000 in tickets, and others deny ownership. Officials defend the push, noting thousands of tickets are issued daily and millions remain unpaid. exams of DMV data reveal gaps and continued penalties despite questionable plate records.
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Petrocon eyeing Fremont Raymond area for refinery site
A consulting firm linked to Union Oil explores an 1800 to 2000 acre site along the Exeter River near Fremont and Raymond for an oil refinery. State officials say studies are exploratory and a refinery would require environmental, economic, and zoning steps, plus local referenda and permits. Public meeting drew over 200 residents amid protests and calls for more information.
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Fremont — ‘‘Petrocon
Union Oil Company
Raymond-Fremont
John Hoar
R-Epping
Paul Guilderson
State Office of Industrial Development
Guilderson
Raymond and Fremont
Fremont
George H. Baker Jr
Blueberry Hill Estates
Stuart Langton
Baker
Raymond
Portsmouth
Exeter River
Chester
Portsmouth Clipper Band Expected Back From Apple Blossom
The Portsmouth High School Clipper Band returns Thursday evening after the Apple Blossom Festival in Virginia. Buses will arrive at 9 to 9:30 p.m. and park in the oval before the school, where friends, relatives, and officials greet them. Access is via the high school lot entrance. remarks likely from Mayor John J. Whaley, Superintendent Timothy Monahan, fund drive chair Robert Iafolla, and Band Director William E. Elwell with band members.
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Virginia
Portsmouth High
John J. Whaley
Timothy Monahan
Robert Iafolla
William E. Elwell
Weather Bulletin Broadcasters On FM 162.47 Concord
The National Weather Service maintains continuous weather broadcasts on FM at 162.47 from Concord reporting current conditions and forecasts.
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National Weather Service
Concord
Workers Rally Against Seabrook Financing Bill
Hundreds of construction workers from the Seabrook nuclear plant gathered in Concord to oppose a bill. They argued it would block Public Service Co of New Hampshire from charging consumers for financing costs before construction is complete.
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N.H
New Hampshire
The
Public Service Co
State Public Utilities Commission
Seabrook
Seabrook Board Debates June 24 Civil Safety Plan
Seabrook selectmen weigh an ordinance with teeth as about 5 000 anti nuclear demonstrators are expected at the Seabrook site. James Falconer and Eric Small attended a three hour session with state and law enforcement on plans to handle the occupation while Clyde O Brown pushes tougher action to protect residents. Albert Weare warns of disruption and demands action.
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Clyde O. Brown
Brown
Selectmen
James Falconer
Eric Small
Maine News Briefs and Local Notices Across Eight Pages
A compact survey of city and town items including the Newmarket fire department update, Portsmouth School Board decisions, Kittery and South Berwick council notes, and a report on the Beach gripe session. Also mentions the Rose Man Antiques and entertainment listings with a diary sketch of daily columns.
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Pine Tree Log
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