Hampton Falls fights PSC over Brimmer Lane wells
Hampton Falls officials vow to contest Public Service Co. on any legal ground to exempt the utility from zoning rules as PSC seeks to use Brimmer Lane wells for Seabrook plant construction. Testimony debated water availability and potential impact on Brimmer Lane wells while Seabrook residents fear dewatering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Howe
Concord
Hampton Falls
Public Service Co
Public Utilities Commission
Jerome Healey
the Herald
PSC
Brimmer Lane
Seabrook
Town Zoning Board of Adjustment
PUC
Francis Riordan
Malcolm Stevens
Andrew Kalinski
John Ryan
Ward Motts
Anthony Stewart
Motts
Superior Court
Morine
Lawrence Spellman
Dr. Motts
Jail Break Fugitives Narrowed as Houle Returns
In Manchester New Hampshire Ronald Houle 25 turned himself in at Henniker and was returned to Hillsboro County Jail along with eight other escapees from the May 2 breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N.H
Hillsboro
Ronald Houle
Henniker
Iran train landslide derails 12 cars carries 500 plus passengers
A landslide derailed a 12 car train in Tehran early today, killing at least five and injuring 18. Officials said rescue teams fear the toll will rise as they search for more victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
US and Soviet Hopes Rise in SALT II Talks
Secretary of State Syrus Vance and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Dromyko prepare for meetings in New York and Washington this weekend to tackle three sticking points in SALT II negotiations. The stalemated issues include the Backfire bomber, qualitative restraints on new weapons, and the definition of a heavy bomber capable of carrying cruise missiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Syrus Vance
Andrei Dromyko
New York
Interstate surcharge on NH trucking ended by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission has removed a 20 percent surcharge on truck shipments to or from Northern New England. U S Senator John A Durkin D N H announced the policy change after hearings in New Hampshire where shippers outlined the surcharge impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.H
US S. Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
U.S
John A. Durkin
Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee
Durkin
New Hampshire
Carter energy bill advances on gas pricing compromise
Washington AP reports that House and Senate energy conference negotiators appear to accept a deregulation plan for newly discovered natural gas in 1985. The compromise, part of Carter's omnibus energy bill stalled since December, awaits expected Senate approval today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
Congress
House
Senate
Conference Committee
Bedford man dies after car leaves road hits tree
Preston D. Yerrington III, 20, of Bedford died from injuries after his car left Gault Road and struck a tree. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Catholic Medical Center West in Manchester. Police Lt. Sgt. David Glady said the crash remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
N.H
Preston D. Yerrington III
Gault Road
Catholic Medical Center West
Manchester
David Glady
Public Service opposes time of day pricing and small plant incentives
Public Service Co of New Hampshire argued against two bills before the Senate committee. They said time of day pricing could complicate rate reform and that incentives for small hydro plants would raise consumer costs. Officials warned of constitutional challenges and noted existing schedules already in place.
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Concord
N.H
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
Senate Energy and Consumer Affairs Committee
James T. Rodier
Oe J. Ellis
Rodier
Public Utilities Commission
PSC
Michael Cornelius
D-Hanover
Cornelius
Ellis
Public Service
Green Mountain Alliance plans Seabrook protest and site occupation
Vermont activists led by John Warshaw announce a Seabrook nuclear plant protest aiming to halt construction. They intend to occupy the site, restore it, and bring trees plants solar collectors and windmills to pressure stopping the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier, Vt
Green Mountain Alliance
Seabrook
N.H
John Warshaw
PSC says campaign is working in Seabrook debate
The Public Service Co of New Hampshire spends 10000 weekly to push Seabrook nuclear plant, claiming 62 percent support now up from 49 percent. Spokesman Gordon McKenney says ads explain energy needs in consumer language and stockholder profits fund the campaign, not basic operating costs, though critics argue costs may reach customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N.H
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
Seabrook
Gordon McKenney
McKenney
CWIP
Alliance
Public Service
Michael Love
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard $16.1 Million Modernization Authorized
U S House approval of a $16.1 million modernization plan for Portsmouth Naval Shipyard for 1979, with Norman D Amours noting the bill carries $1.6 million more than the Carter administration request. The package funds machine tool shop upgrades, a tran sducer repair facility, and a waterfront support facility, as part of a two stage military construction process. The plan awaits final passage in June through the Military Construction Appropriations Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
U.S
House of Representatives
New Hampshire
Norman D'Amours
House
D'Amours
1St District
Congress
Memorial Day Services and Parade in Portsmouth
A Memorial Day observance and parade will be held in Portsmouth on Tuesday May 30 conducted by the Central Veterans Council. U S Sen Thomas J McIntyre will speak at the South Cemetery. The parade forms at 1 p m on the old First National parking lot and steps off at 2 p m marching via Pleasant Street State Middle Richards Avenue to the South Cemetery and then to Parrott Avenue where a reviewing stand will be set up.
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Portsmouth
Central Veterans Council
South Cemetery
U.S
Thomas J. McIntyre
Portsmouth Clipper
First National
Parrott Ave
Robert Daskoski
American Legion
Donald J. Shilko
VFW
Pleasant Street
State
Middle
Richards Avenue
South Street
Junkins Avenue
Parrott Avenue
Edward J. Horne
Jane Hoeflich
Atlantic Heights
Lincoln
Michael Scharff
Little Harbour School
Logan
Marine Corps
Portsmouth High School
Louis Dimpson
Temple Israel
Gordon Allen
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Legion
DAV
Banfield Road
Portsmouth Police Department
WHEB
Senator McIntyre
U.S. Marine Corps
Marine Corps League
Fleet Reserve Unit
Sea Cadets
CFW
Portsmouth Fire Department
U.S. Air Force Color Guard
Kita’s
Komets
French Paratroopers Clash Near Kolwezi Amid Hostage Search
French paratroopers clashed with rebels five miles from Kolwezi as they pursue guerrillas retreating toward Angola. Two French soldiers were killed, raising fatalities among the French force to four since last week. Officials cautioned the final European death toll may not exceed 120, with some estimates far higher.
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Kinshasa
Zaire
Angola
Kolwezi
France
Zambia
Shaba
French Defense Ministry
Paris
Luilu
Yves Gras
Red Cross
Mondale visits Granite State in New Hampshire
Mrs Mondale arrives in Lebanon on a two day tour meeting school children and artists. She tours Hanover Street School with an artists in residence program and admires plans to convert a courtyard into a play and reading area. The program spans musicians poets and now architecture. Mondale receives gifts and a warm reception from students and teachers. She later plans to unveil a 135 foot sculpture at Dartmouth College campus in Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Mondale
Hanover Street School
Mondale
New Hampshire
Dartmouth College
Hanover
Lebanon
N.H
Walter Mondale
Hanover Street
N.H. Commission On the Arts
Washington
Minnesota
Witnesses in Bay State hearing clash over credibility
MBM vice president Anthony Mansueto and state Senator James A. Kelly Jr accuse each other of lying during two days of testimony before legislative investigators. Mansueto testified for 342 hours about MBM links to state politicians, discussing $10,000 contribution demands and other alleged payments. Kelly defends his actions, denying knowledge of some checks, as the inquiry examines MBM tied to public contracts and campaign gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
MBM
Anthony Mansueto
James A. Kelly Jr
Mansueto
Kelly
New York
Executive
Post Audit and Oversight
McKee-Berger-Mansueto
Albert ‘“Toots
Manzi
Endicott Peabody
Peabody
William Masiello
Worcester
Masiello
Senate
Kevin Harrington
Kevin White
Middle East
Ley
University of Massachusetts Boston
Frederick Kussman
State Bureau of Building Construction
Mitchell to return to prison after medical furlough
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell, 64, will report to Maxwell Air Force Base prison in Alabama by 11:59 p.m. Friday, ending five months of freedom. He underwent two surgeries for an abdominal artery issue and hip repair. the furlough counts as time served and parole eligibility dates June 21.
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Washington
John N. Mitchell
Alabama
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Mitchell
Maxwell
Michael Ann
Federal Bureau of Prisons
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Stew
Pine Tree Log
Better Vision
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Goren
Valery Giscardolna
French Foreign Legion
Lusaka
Mrs. Mondale
Granite State
Bay State
National Weather Service
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