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11 May 1978
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1978
Page
1
Concord rally backs Seabrook nuke financing bill
More than a thousand Seabrook supporters gathered at the New Hampshire State House to oppose a bill halting charges to utility customers until construction ends. Governor Meldrim Thomson urged a veto, promising broad Senate support to sustain it, as workers urged lawmakers to pay now or later.
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Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant
Concord
N.H
Seabrook
State House
Meldrim Thomson
Clamshell Alliance
State Building and Construction Trades Council
Thomson
Senate
Trades Council
Rocco Fosillo
Merrimac
Mass
Fosillo
Massachusetts
Senator McIntyre Eyes Hopeful AICUZ Amendment
U S Senator Thomas J McIntyre D N H says the military construction sub committee has unanimously approved his amendment to block expansion of the Pease AFB clear zone without congressional authorization The measure aims to ease homeowner fears and restore relations with nearby communities while the full Senate Armed Services Committee considers inclusion in the military construction authorization bill The AICUZ plan would extend the runway end clear zone to 3000 by 3000 feet, a move opposed by Portsmouth and Newington residents and cited as disruptive to local ties with the base
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McIntyre
Aicuz
Defense Dept
Portsmouth
Newington
Air Force
Military Construction
Pease Afb
Pease
N.H
Israel marks 30th birthday with military parade
In Jerusalem, jet fighters roared over the city as Israel celebrated 30 years with fireworks and a parade of 2000 soldiers and veterans. Prime Minister Menachem Begin hailed the young servicemen, saying they offer dignity and freedom in peace for future generations. In Rome, a bank manager was wounded amid political uproar as Moro’s family held private rites following his murder.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Menachem Begin
Rome
Christian Democratic
Aldo Moro
Moro
China accuses Soviet troops of border incursion on Ussuri
Beijing reports 30 Soviet soldiers crossed into Heilungkiang to chase residents and fire upon Chinese. It cites a protest note to Soviet ambassador Tolstikov and alleges 14 Chinese captives were dragged to the riverbank and beaten. Chinese officials reference 1969 clashes near Chengpaotao.
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Tokyo
China
Hsinhua
Peking
Yu Chan
VS. Tolstikov
Ussuri
Heilungkiang
Chengpaotao
State tax cut at Sabrook challenged by NH Supreme Court
Concord N H AP the New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled a proposed 5 million dollar state property tax on the Seabrook nuclear plant unconstitutional The court said a tax for all plants over 500000 kilowatts would be permissible but taxing only Seabrook would violate equal treatment and no valid reason was shown to tax by plant size It also held that state and local ad valorem taxes can apply to the same property simultaneously.
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Concord
N.H
Seabrook
State Supreme Court
New Hampshire House
New Hampshire Senate Deliberates On Volume Of Bills
New Hampshire’s 24 Senators work through about 100 bills with debated moves to adjourn. Sen. D. Alan Rock cites pressure to tackle weighty issues while quietly passing 10 minor measures. A table wine selling bill spurred debate over sales by liquor commissions. Bonding for liquor stores in Hooksett and Hampton cleared finance path, with added funds for a Litchfield outlet.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Alan Rock
Nashua
Senate
Rock
Robert Monier
R-Goffstown
William Sanborn
Deerfield
State Liquor Commission
Sanborn
House
Liquor Commission
Ways and Means Committee
Hooksett
Hampton
Litchfield
Hooksett Toll Booth
New Hampshire Senate to Hold Hearing on Account Seizures
Sen Laurier LaMontagne won approval for a resolution directing a hearing into the Department of Revenue Administration seizure of a Berlin VFW post and its commander private checking accounts for unpaid rooms and meals tax on wedding parties. Senators debated legal grounds while directing the administrative affairs committee to schedule the review with possible action by the Finance Committee or other panels.
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Concord
N.H
Sen Laurier LaMontagne
New Hampshire Senate
Department of Revenue Administration
LaMontagne
Senate
Department
VFW
Berlin
Committee On Administrative Affairs
Ward Brown
Senate Finance Committee
David) Bradley
Williams resigns post as New Castle principal
Gilbert Williams quits as principal of New Castle School with last day Friday. The School Board tabled his resignation. he cites economic needs and a two year clash with the board. He plans to move into industry and disputes a roughly $4,000 legal bill charged by the district.
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New Castle
Gilbert Williams
Williams
Portsmouth Herald
Sytem
PSC boss argues for Seabrook
ANN HOWE reports at Bedford that Public Service Company's annual meeting featured President William C. Tallman urging the Seabrook nuclear project while SCR opposed it. Outside, Clamshell Alliance members distributed anti-nuke leaflets as stockholders entered.
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Bedford
Seabrook
Public Service Company
Sheraton- Wayfarer
William C. Tallman
For Corporate Responsibility
SCR
The
Clamshell Alliance
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