Maine delegation bids to push Longley land claims plan
Aug Sneak of the day in Congress prompts Maine lawmakers to introduce Gov. Longley’s Indian land claims proposal though Muskie’s aide signals no speed in enactment. Antrim reports a newborn found dead near Breezy Point Inn listed as unattended delivery. Brzezinski to Fukuda: U S aims to strengthen ties with China within Shanghai communique framework. Mondale in Rhode Island for Providence College graduation and Pell fundraiser. Supreme Court 5-3 rules federal workplaces cannot be unannounced inspected. OSHA provision struck as unconstitutional.
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Maine
James B. Longley
Edmund Muskie
Antrim
N.H
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Attorney General's Office
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Tokyo
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Carter
Takeo Fukuda
United States
China
Shanghai
Hundreds of Bangor protesters vow to return after base breach
Tacoma protesters clash with security at Bangor Naval Base as nearly 300 demonstrators cross a 6 foot fence at the Trident submarine facility. They demand action for world disarmament and plan to come back unless charged, aiming to spotlight a United Nations session in New York.
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Tacoma
Wash
Navy
Bangor
United Nations
New York
Displaced board member vents at city council
Veteran member Mildred McLaughlin blasted the council after being replaced on the Board of Adjustment without notice. The mayor said her term was up and planning officers advised the change. New appointees Scott Fales and Raymond Eberle were named as replacements. The council referred ward election questions and School Department funding to the charter study committee for review in September.
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Board of Adjustment
Evelyn Hanscom
Calvin Canney
Scott Fales
McLaughlin
Raymond Eberle
James Rowe
MacLeod
T. Russell Brightman
Francis T. Malloy
Timothy Monahan
House of Three
Elwyn
Ruth Griffin
Board of Education
Harry MacLeod
Free parking rule extends Saturdays in Portsmouth downtown
The City Council approved a policy allowing free parking every Saturday. Shoppers may park without fines for meter overstay or the two hour limit in unmetered spaces, effectively inviting patrons to come downtown and stay as long as they like.
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Portsmouth
Sununu seeks GOP nod for New Hampshire Executive Council
John Sununu of Salem announced his candidacy for the Third District Executive Council seat. An associate professor at Tufts, he has served as state representative and adviser on science and technology. He cites growth as the core issue and promises leadership and constructive resolutions.
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Salem
N.H. Executive Council
Tufts University
Sununu
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire
Northeast Solar Energy Center
Consumer Alert Council
Council On Environmental Quality
Mayo outlines changes at PHS including lunch and closed campus
Mayo reports progress at Portsmouth High School with improved student attitude and fewer discipline problems. He cites curricular revisions, increased parent contact, and guidance department effort while noting some students withdrew or were expelled. a move to a closed campus next year is planned with grade by grade implementation.
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Portsmouth High School
William Mayo
Board of Education
Mayo
Harry MacLeod
Seabrook fight head to NRC after court inaction
The Seabrook nuclear plant dispute moves back to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission as the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston declines to suspend the construction permit. Anti-nuclear groups had sought to halt construction and demand a consolidated, single proceeding before NRC citing a dissent on site alternatives.
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N.H
Seabrook
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston
New Hampshire Audubon Society
Seacoast Anti-Pollution League
Public Service Co
Robert Backus
NBC
U.S. Supreme Court
Vermont Yankee
Backus
Gordon McKenney
NRC
New Hampshire
Conservative
Clamshell Alliance
Child Identified as Portsmouth Abandoned Boy Police Seek Mother
Police confirm two year old boy found abandoned at King's Department Store on Lafayette Road has been identified by family and a nurse helper. Foster home custody arranged pending court hearing. Authorities seek 17 year old mother and possible 15 year old sister seen near Rt 101.
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Lafayette Road
Michael Fracher
Portsmouth Police and Youth Services Division
The
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Fracher
New Hampshire
Francher
Portsmouth
Rt. 101
Wa Vetter
Department of Fish and Game
Peter Sargent
Housing and sewer projects top Kittery council agenda
Kittery town board debated Navy housing and sewer line plans, a hearing on a school construction bond, and an action to halt work at Admiralty Village amid pending federal litigation. The council authorized negotiations to resolve EIS issues, discussed waste treatment charges, and considered extending sewer service beyond the rotary.
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Navy
Duncan A. McEachern
Federal District Court
Admiralty Village
McEachern
John R. Kennedy
Eis
John Goucher
Eliot
Jopatgo Corporation
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Kennedy
Rt. 1 Yond
Ernest C. Maby
Badger’s Island
Jeffrey Thomson
James Taylor
Kittery Point
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