Public Service Co battles over CWIP bill in New Hampshire
In Concord, a Thomson aide argued CWIP payments for Seabrook are part of the American way, while opponents warned the charges will boost electric bills. Senate hearings drew about 200 people, with Public Service Co. of New Hampshire facing claims bills could rise from 50 to 200 dollars monthly before construction.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
Senate
Seabrook
Thomson
Marshall Cobleigh
General Motors
Cobleigh
Bruce Rounds
R-Bristol
Rounds
Public Service Co
Hugh Gallen
Gallen
Senate Environment and Consumer Affairs Committee
Public Service
Gordon McKenney
Oner Yeet
Mark Chambers
D-Hanover
CWIP
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Belgian Troops Head for Zaire to Rescue Europeans
Belgian troops departed for Zaire to attempt the rescue of more than 2,500 Europeans and 14 Americans trapped behind rebel lines in Shaba Province amid ongoing fighting. A second item reports Yuri Orlov receiving a seven year labor camp sentence plus five years exile for anti Soviet agitation. The third notes a cyclone nearly wiping out Kyaukpyu harbor in Burma with relief operations underway. The fourth covers Lon Nol and family escaping injury when their car was in a freeway crash in Honolulu.
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Brussels
Belgium
Zaire
Shaba
Moscow
Yuri Orlov
Orlov
Honolulu
Lon Nol
Cambodia
Pec urges tract near Lafayette Road Industrial Park
Portsmouth Economic Commission moved toward city land purchase near Lafayette Road Industrial Park. A two part plan proposed a six month option with price to be negotiated plus taxes and interest, or a plan transferring the parcel to the city with Grossman holding a buy back option. Council discussion set for Thursday and Monday meetings.
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Portsmouth Economic Commission
Lafayette Road
Robert Allard
Grossman
Calvin Canney
Canney
IOC awards 1984 Games to Los Angeles and Sarajevo provisional
In Athens the International Olympic Committee provisionally awarded the 1984 Summer Games to Los Angeles and the 1984 Winter Games to Sarajevo. A contract must be signed by July 31 or the awards could be withdrawn. IOC president Lord Killanin announced the decision after 75 IOC members voted unanimously.
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Athens
Greece
International Olympic Committee
Los Angeles
Sarajevo
Yugoslavia
IOC
Lord Killanin
PSC asks court to reverse ruling on Seabrook cooling plan
Public Service Co of New Hampshire asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a 1st Circuit ruling that questions the Seabrook plant cooling system. The EPA may need to reexamine plans as hearings could be redone, with new sessions set for June.
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Concord
N.H
The
Public Service Co. of
New Hampshire
U.S. Supreme Court
Seabrook
Supreme Court
1St Circuit Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Environmental Protection Agency
Public Service Co
Norman Cullerot
EPA
Cullerot
Public Service
Appeals
Seacoast Anti-Pollution League
Audubon Society of New Hampshire
Blue Cross-Blue Shield Plans $4 Million Refund to NH VT
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Hampshire and Vermont will return about 4 million dollars to subscribers after fewer than expected hospitalizations. Heaton said hospital days dropped from 700 to 555 per 1000 members annually and surgeries fell from 76 to 57 per 1000 in 1974 to 1977.
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Concord
N.H
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
New Hampshire
Vermont
Blue Cross and
James Heaton
Heaton
Kittery man sues asbestos firms over cancer link
Herbert C. Smith of Kittery and his wife file a 3.2 million lawsuit in U.S. District Court naming ten asbestos manufacturers including Johns Manville and Owens Corning. Smith says exposure caused pleural mesothelioma and disability since 1976 while serving aboard Navy ships and later at Marine Drydock and Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.
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Portland, Maine
Portsmouth Naval
U.S
Herbert C. Smith
Kittery
Marjorie
Smith
Johns-Manville Products Corp
Celotex Corp
Unaroco Industries Inc
Balaguer rivals vote count halted in Dominican election
In Santo Domingo clashes and a halted tally marked Tuesday's Dominican presidential race as Antonio Guzman claimed victory over Balaguer. Police seized the central election HQ, while the U S State Department urged calm and the electoral board prepared to resume tabulation once statements from municipalities arrive. Guzman led 326,027 to 218,073 when the count stopped, Balaguer seeks a fourth term amid military tensions and calls for restraint.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Guzman
Balaguer
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Juan Bosch
Esident
Trujillo
Thomson's Formosa trip draws protest in New Hampshire
Gov Meldrim Thomson travels to Taiwan for Chiang Kai-shek inauguration drawing fire from rival candidates. Democrat Hugh Gallen cites Taiwan shoe exports harming New Hampshire plants while Republican Louis D Allesandro questions Thomson's values after vetoing a 6 percent state worker pay raise.
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Thomson
Taiwan
United States
New Hampshire
Gallen
Chiang Chin-Kuo
Chiang
Hampshire
Confusing signs on Daniel Street to be simplified
Daniel Street traffic signs will be removed and replaced with two clear signs. One marks truck loading and unloading from morning until 11 a.m. The other establishes two hour parking from 11 a.m. to midnight. Tow charges remain at 25 dollars, with possible extra fees later.
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Daniel Street
Traffic Safety Commission
Danieltrees
City Hall
James Splaine
Penhallow Street
Market Square
Traffic Commission
Splaine
NHTV auction in Durham shows strong bidding progress
The New Hampshire Television Auction in Durham reports $64,264 bid by midnight Wednesday during the second half of the week. Last year’s total was $112,140, with $108,233 bid by telephone. optimism grows as bidding appears higher this year. Over four years the auction netted $309,400.
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Durham
New Hampshire
NHTV
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N.H. Federation
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