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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1978

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Chamber honors Boynton for Community Service

NEW CASTLE Portsmouth attorney Wyman P Boynton received the 1978 Greater Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce Community Service Award at the annual Wentworth By The Sea dinner. The 69 year old, noted for long town service as former city coach School Board member and county solicitor, was praised for a lifetime of civic work including city planning wartime and veterans service and support for Scouting local historical groups and hospitals.

New Castle Greater Portsmouth Wyman P. Boynton Wentworth-By-The-Sea Michael Kensley Boynton Kensley Harry Boynton Kenslea City Managers Bellamy France Wentworth Chase Home Wyman Boynton Scouting North Church Portsmouth Historical Society Portsmouth Hospital State Industrial School Portsmouth Athenaeum Mildred William Raymond Greater Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce Mildred Boynton

Senate to vote on outlawing construction works in progress charges

State Sen Robert Bossie of Manchester says the Senate will pass a bill to outlaw construction works in progress charges. He chairs the Environment and Consumer Affairs Committee and the panel will decide next week whether to send it to the full Senate. Fire at River Downs Race Track in Cincinnati kills 24 horses. program to go on as planned today.

Manchester N.H Robert Bossie Senate Bossie Senate Environment and Consumer Affairs Committee Cincinnati River Downs Race Track

Bull statue found on roof of Yarmouth high school

A 200-pound lifesize plastic bull that had stood in front of Robert Healy's restaurant in Dennis disappeared and was found this morning on the roof of the local high school in Yarmouth. Healy had reported the missing bull, which was eventually recovered at the school.

Yarmouth Mass Robert Healy Healy Dennis

Memphis Plane Collision Kills Six During Training Flight

Six men died when two aircraft collided 2000 feet above Memphis International Airport during routine training Thursday. Among the dead was a student on his first flying lesson and three Saudi Arabians learning to pilot the Falcon Fanjet. air traffic controllers reported both planes were on training flights.

Memphis, Tenn Memphis International Alert

Four year-old is found safe after overnight disappearance

Fitzwilliam police report a four year-old boy missing from his grandparents' house Thursday night was found safe this morning in a wooded area. Joshua May of Dover wandered away with three men and a hunting dog locating him.

Fitzwilliam N.H Joshua May Dover

Dominican vote count resumes in Balaguer clash

The Dominican presidential vote count resumes as Antonio Guzmán’s Dominican Revolutionary Party vows to fight if President Joaquin Balaguer is proclaimed winner.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Antonio Guzman Dominican Revolutionary Party Joaquin Balaguer

Local Republicans hear Nixon hand in Portsmouth visit

Ex CIA Director George Bush met about 30 GOP workers at Robert Allard’s Brackett Road home in Portsmouth on Thursday. He urged renewal of national security work by CIA and FBI, pressed fiscal conservatism, and avoided courting a presidential bid while praising political charisma and broad government experience. He described global officials’ concerns about U S policy under Carter and contended only Republicans could restore firmness and conviction.

Nixon Portsmouth CIA George Bush Robert Allard Brackett Road Central Intelligence Agency Federal Bureau of Investigation Bush United States Carter Associated Press Concord Susan McLane

Aid bill opinion debated

City Manager Calvin A. Canney defended that the council did not violate the bill’s intent as City Atty. Charles Eldredge faced questions about failure to file a court brief on the school aid bill. Councilman Weeks urged action, while Mayor Whaley and other council members debated accountability and motivations.

Calvin A. Canney Peter Weeks Charles Eldredge State Supreme Court Portsmouth Pease Afb High Court Weeks Canney Eldredge House Committee Supreme Court John J. Whaley Stephen Tober Mary Keenan Jay Edwards Keenan

Newmarket Officials Meet DRED Over Feeler for Oil Storage Facility

DRED representatives discussed a possible model oil storage facility with Newmarket selectmen and the Industrial Commission in a preliminary exploratory meeting. They emphasized the study would determine feasibility and noted other areas are under consideration.

Newmarket State Department of Resources and Economic Development DRED Ronald Bird Board of Selectmen Piscataqua Industrial Commission Dred’s Universal Marketing Inc Concord

Foreign Legion drops into Kolwezi to protect residents

French Foreign Legion paratroopers landed in Kolwezi Zaire to protect foreigners and restore security as rebels hold the city. Pierre Hunt said troops were limited to Kolwezi with about 800 involved. thousands of foreigners are trapped behind rebel lines amid the insurgency.

Kinshasa Zaire French Foreign Legion Kolwezi Pierre Hunt Paris Airborne Legionnaires

Abandoned two year old still unidentified

Police seek information about a two year old boy found abandoned in King's Department Store Thursday morning. The NH Welfare office holds the child in legal custody and his picture appeared in Thursday's Herald.

King’s Department Store N.H. Department of Welfare Office The Herald Welfare Dept King’s William D. Mortimer Youth Services Division Michael E. Fracher John Leary Laza Lafayette Road William Copeland Alvin E. Taylor State Welfare Department Fracher

Seabrook agitation stalls for meeting with Clams Seabrook

Seabrook selectmen voted to have Police Chief Perkins coordinate talks with the Clamshell Alliance ahead of the June 24 occupation plan. State Police will guard about 5000 demonstrators. officials aim to keep tax dollars unused unless harm arises. The alliance weighs a proposed 18 acre site offered by Atty. Gen. Rath and awaits Rockingham County action on possible injunctions. Separately, a lost child case sees foster care placement and an extensive search for the mother as investigators await a pediatric exam and further leads.

Seabrook Clamshell Alliance Rayenald Perkins Alliance Perkins Robert R Renny” Cushing Jr The James Falconer Atty Thomas B. Rath Clamshell Rockingham County Carleton Eldredge

Eliot approves 2.7 million budget for SAD 35 schools

Voters unanimously clear a 2.7 million dollar budget for Eliot's SAD 35 schools for 1978 79 in a 15 minute Marshwood High School session. Seventy attendees, mostly from school departments, no questions asked. Moderator James Christensen of South Berwick presided.

Eliot Marshwood High School James Christensen South Berwick

Patchwork Pages Preview and Lottery Roundup

A compact listing of column titles and sections from a historical newspaper page set. It mentions prize drawings, the New Hampshire Federation of Women, a daily number, a lottery roundup, Broder column, horoscopes, Dr Thesteson, Carter strategy, galley yarns, growth pains, Joint Chiefs of Staff, home improvement, boating, various sports pages, a women’s page, Hussein marriage notes, entertainment, Goren on Bridge, Ann Landers, crossword, comics, a 15 cent letter.

N.H. Federation of Women N.H Dr. Thesteson Joint Chiefs of Staff Hussein Goren Ann Landers

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