Taxing ordeal in Portsmouth looms over 2005 budget
Portsmouth faces a potential loss of at least 1.1 million dollars to the state next year under a new school funding formula proposed by lawmakers. The donor status would return for many Seacoast communities, with possible reductions rising to about 2 million depending on a final emergency plan from House and Senate conferees. City Manager John Bohenko and department heads note the $69.6 million fiscal 2005 budget could be affected as talks continue in Concord.
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Seacoast
House
Senate
Concord
John Bohenko
Police to set summer checkpoints to curb motorcycle car noise
Hampton police and regional agencies announce a summer program using decibel meters at checkpoints to enforce noise limits on motorcycles and cars. Most violators will receive warnings. flagrant violations incur a 43 dollar ticket. Towns include Hampton Newmarket Greenland Newington Seabrook Exeter North Hampton New Castle Rye Stratham and Portsmouth.
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Seacoast
William Wrenn
Wrenn
New Hampshire State Police
New Hampshire Department of Safety
Hampton Beach
Coalition
Tom Maher
Department of Motor Vehicle Highway Patrol
Newmarket
Greenland
Newington
Seabrook
Exeter
North Hampton
New Castle
Rye
Stratham
Portsmouth
Four Enterasys executives charged in accounting fraud case
Four former Cabletron spin offs at Enterasys Network Systems charged by federal grand jury on 15 counts including conspiracy securities and wire fraud. Includes Robert Gagalis Gayle Spence Bruce Kay indicted. Gary Workman pleaded guilty in separate case. Potential max five to ten years per count.
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Concord
Cabletron Systems
Enterasys Network Systems Inc
Rochester
Robert J. Gagalis
Rye
Gayle Spence
Newfields
Enterasys
Ficer
Bruce D. Kay
Yarmouth
Maine
Gary M. Workman
San Ramon
Calif
Asia-Pacific
School budget push faces voter backlash in York Maine
York Maine. School Committee member Marilyn Zotos warns the district may fail to win voter approval for a proposed 22 million budget amid anger over property revaluations. Tax Task Force member Dave Lincoln cites upset over how properties are assessed and fears taxes could rise substantially if spending remains high.
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York
Maine
Marilyn Zotos
Dave Lincoln
Wanere
Lincoln
Army specialist gets year in prison for Iraqi abuse
Spc Jeremy C Smits wept as he received a year in prison and a bad conduct discharge in the Abu Ghraib abuse case, pleading guilty to four counts for photographing naked detainees. His cooperation could lead to charges against other reservists in the scandal as Lt Gen Ricardo Sanchez pledged full investigations up the chain of command.
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Iraq
Spc
Jeremy C. Smits
Abu Ghraib
Smits
Ricardo Sanchez
U.S
Senate Armed Services Committee
Washington
Sanchez
Saddam Hussein
Politi
Cal
Ivits
Cresap- Page
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Mar
Tial
Javal Davis
Ivan L. Frederick
Charles Graner Jr
James Pohl
Summer fun June programs from the State Daily
A brief item lists summer programs for June with references to lottery numbers and a casual note about Mass Megabucks and Megabucks style games. It reads like a clippings blurb from the Ir State Daily with dates and lottery figures appended.
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State Daily
Mass Daily
Mass Megabucks
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