1800 NIH graduates urged to back free enterprise
Thomas Mullaney urged more than 1800 University of New Hampshire graduates to embrace free enterprise, calling the profit motive the lifeblood of productivity and urging readiness to compete. He noted fairness in competition, democracy, and the need for leadership, while praising capitalism's global appeal and personal integrity. Awards and honors were given to several individuals, including honorary doctorates and various prize recipients.
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Durham
University of New Hampshire
Thomas Mullaney
Mullaney
Dart Industries
NIH
United States
Cowell Stadium
Russia
James R. Carter
Peterborough
Nashua Corporation
Elwyn Meader
Rochester
Clark Terry
University System
Norman Myers
Harry Keener
College of Life Sciences and Agriculture
Charles Holmes Pettee
William and Marjorie (Parsons) Gilford
Family Physicians of
Colebrook
David L. King
Danvers
Mass
Hood
Dorothy Driver
Duxbury
University
Kenneth Cossingham
Claremont
Wayne Ferguson
Bedford
Jere Chase
Brzezinski to visit Peking amid Soviet concerns
Washington AP Zbigniew Brzezinski leaves for a three day visit to Peking to discuss Soviet strategic objectives and their growing influence in Africa and Eastern Europe with Chinese leaders. Boston AP Four fishermen survive after their 72 foot trawler the Jerry and Jimmy runs aground on Sow and Pigs Reef near Cuttyhunk Island during rough seas. Concord NH AP Norman D Amours says a subcommittee approves 130000 dollars for a second year study of water needs in southern New Hampshire to address growing demand. Beirut Lebanon AP U N peacekeepers surround about 50 armed Palestinian guerrillas who slipped through lines to occupy positions once held by Israeli troops. Hooksett NH AP State Fire Marshall investigators probe weekend fire that destroyed a three story apartment building. no serious injuries reported.
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Washington
Carter
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Peking
United States
China
Africa
Europe
Brzezinski
Boston (Ap
Cuttyhunk Island
Buzzard's Bay
Coast Guard
Jerry
Jimmy
Frank Lamy
Teacedale
R. I
Point Judith
R.L
Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Norman D'Amours
House
D'Amours
Beirut
Lebanon
U.N
Hooksett
State Fire Marshall's Office
Lincoln mill wildcat strike over overtime pay
A wildcat strike at Lincoln Pulp and Paper Co. in Lincoln Maine continued with about five hundred workers off the job. The mill began shutting down Friday after talks between company and union officials failed to resolve the overtime dispute.
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Lincoln
Maine
Lincoln Pulp and Paper Co
Willard Pierce
House loses again on Canal Treaties ruling
The Supreme Court rejected a fourth bid by 60 House members to block the Panama Canal treaties arguing that the Senate ratification was constitutional. The case centered on transfer of U.S. property and whether both Congress houses must approve such disposals. court rulings noted concurrent powers but declined to halt the agreement.
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Washington
Supreme Court
House
Panama Canal
Senate
Panama
U.S
Congress
House of Representatives
United States
Supreme Court of
Warren E. Burger
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Carter
Justice Department
Clamshell Alliance Prepares Vermont Action at Seabrook
The Clamshell Alliance trains Vermonters in nonviolent protest tactics for a June 24 occupation of the Seabrook nuclear site. Up to 900 Vermonters are expected, with participants forming eight to ten member affinity groups and undergoing eight hour training.
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Montpelier
Clamshell Alliance
Seabrook
N.H
Alliance
New England
Ray Zirbils
Plainfield
Zirbils
Public Service Corp
New Hampshire
Eliot approves moratorium on new subdivisions vote 380 to 211
A special Eliot town meeting adopted a temporary ban on residential subdivision development of more than three lots until April 1 1979 by a 380 211 secret ballot. Moderator Bruce Trott won over Orland McPherson. Merritt Shapleigh urged a June postponement for a referendum.
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Emily
Eliot
Bruce Trott
Orland G. McPherson
Trott
Maine
Merritt Shapleigh
Nancy Boyce
Edward Moriarty
Carter predicts Senate approval of warplane sale
President Carter forecast Senate acceptance of the 4.8 billion plan to sell F-15s and F-16s to Israel Saudi Arabia and Egypt. He lobbied lawmakers at Camp David and urged bipartisanship as debate continued into a late vote. Senate leaders and critics saw a tight result with opposition from some quarters.
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Washington
Carter
Senate
U.S
Israel
Camp David
White House
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Jacob Javits
New York
Full committee backs ban on Pease AICUZ expansion
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved an amendment blocking expansion of the Pease Air Force Base clear zone. Senators McIntyre and Durkin led the effort, citing opposition from Newington and Portsmouth residents. If Senate approval advances, the measure must pass the House before sending to President Carter.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S
Thomas J. McIntyre
John A. Durkin
D-N.h
Pease Air Force Base
Newington
Portsmouth
Senate
House
President Carter
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Peter Weeks
John Whalen
Frederick Smith
Board of Selectmen
Department of Defense
New Hampshire
Congress
Air Force
McIntyre
Defense Department
Military Department
Durkin
Hearst Returns to Prison to Serve Seven Year Term
Patricia Hearst, the newspaper heiress convicted of joining the Symbionese Liberation Army in a 1974 San Francisco bank robbery, begins serving the remainder of a seven year sentence at the Federal Correctional Institution in Pleasanton after an appeals bid. She has been free on $1 million bail while pursuing appeals.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
U.S
G. William Hunter
Hunter
Federal Correctional Institution
Pleasanton
U.S. District Court
William H. Orrick Jr
Symbionese Liberation Army
Cita Carey for governor and state politics
A compact summary hints at political coverage including Cita Carey running for governor. Page references suggest broader state race context with mentions of O Neill dropping out and a Capitol Commentary section with expert opinions.
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Cita Carey
O'Neill
Atomic Industrials Forum
Harris
Capitol
Dr. Thosteson
Business Mirror
Leukemia Boy
Consumer Watch
Ann Landers
Goren
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City Hall
Nancy Furry
Dennis
Furrys
Channel 11
Alan Cranston
California
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Khalid
South Yemen
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