Coast Guard wash blamed for ship damage near Badger's Island
Maine shipwright Langford Warren cites Coast Guard boat's heavy wash after a distress call at Great Bay as the cabin cruiser moored off Badger's Island suffered six to eight thousand dollars in damage to rails and interior. Coast Guard Chief Morong says the wash occurred while responding to a sailboat breaking free, and while he questions the claimed amount, he notes crews must throttle to beat tides and warns against excessive speeds. Public complaint threatened if further incidents occur.
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Warren
Badger’s Island
Coast Guard
Great Bay
Mike Geanoulis
Barton's
Geanoulis
Robert Morong
Portsmouth Harbor
Coast
New Hampshire Pesticides Board okays limited Silvex use
The New Hampshire Pesticides Board approved limited Silvex application on 50 acres around Moultonboro Bay on Lake Winnipesaukee. The chemical under EPA review as a possible cancer risk must be used per manufacturer instructions and within the requested scope.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire Pesticides Board
Moultonboro Bay
Lake Winnipesaukee
Environmental Protection Agency
Carter Aides Move to Seek Five Year Nuclear Test Ban Pact
Washington sources say the Carter administration intends to negotiate a five year treaty with the Soviet Union to ban nuclear explosion tests. Great Britain is expected to be invited to join the agreement. Officials declined to be named.
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Washington
Carter
Soviet Union
Great Britain
U.S. Canada Close Talks on Reciprocal Fisheries Plan
Negotiating teams from the United States and Canada wrap two days of talks in Halifax after progress on implementing a reciprocal fisheries agreement. Officials say progress focused on management of Georges Bank fish stocks and the scallop industry south of Nova Scotia.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
U.S
Canada
Federal Fisheries Department
Georges Bank
Seacoast Daily Inside Pages Preview Table
Inside Pease Report on Page 2 highlights a bottle law trial and quick glimpses. Lottery and daily number roundups appear on pages 3 and 2 3 respectively with Seacoast features and Rambling notes. Major sections include Dr Thosteson Heart Savers Seabrook ordinances church news sports entertainment and horoscopes across pages 5 6 7 8 9 10 11.
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Seacoast
Dr. Thosteson
Seabrook
Goren
Ann Landers
Maine Court Upholds IAC Award for Work Injury
The Maine Supreme Court unanimously upheld a workmen's compensation award to Richard D. McLaren, a hospital administrator who developed an acute schizophrenic episode after attending a group sensitivity training seminar. The ruling found the injury arose in the course of employment and supported a five month incapacity award.
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Portland
Maine
Maine Supreme Court
Maine Industrial Accident Commission
Richard D. McLaren
New England Center
Durham
N.H
Law Court
Commission
McLaren
Maine Medical Center
Webber Hospital
Carter urges coal focus as oil fears grow
President Carter travels to Charleston and Springfield as he pushes energy policy toward coal while urging steady Appalachian coal output. He announces the first members of the President's Commission on the Coal Industry with Governor Rockefeller as chairman and Willard Wirtz and Dewey Presley named to the panel.
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Charleston
W.va
Carter
Springfield
Ill
Washington
Illinois
United Mine Workers Union
West Virginia
Jay Rockefeller
Willard Wirtz
Kennedy
Johnson
Dewey Presley
Texas
White House
Jennings Randolph
Arch Moore
Chicago
Congress
Gromyko Calls Neutron Bomb Vicious Stem of Disarmament
At the United Nations General Assembly the Soviet foreign minister denounced the neutron bomb as vicious and cruel and urged an unambiguous US reply to Moscow's proposal for forgiveness of the weapon. He pressed talks on strategic arms reduction and a broad nuclear test ban while Trudeau urged a ban on testing strategic delivery systems.
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United Nations
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Gromyko
Carter
Europe
Gromyko flags broad Soviet nuclear aims in talks
The Soviet foreign minister described the weapon as directed at mankind not specific states and said talks in Geneva could yield a comprehensive test ban. He signaled readiness to pursue SALT II negotiations with Carter and Vance, aiming to finalize arms limits and begin related talks soon.
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Gromyko
U.S
America
Europe
Geneva
Washington
Carter
Cyrus R. Vance
Soviet Union
Soviet reply seen as first step in arms talk
U S officials interpreted Gromyko's statement as the Soviet reply to President Carter's pledge last year to cut the American nuclear arsenal by as much as 50 percent if the Soviet Union does likewise.
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U.S
Gromyko
Carter
Soviet Union
Brock vote delay stalls NH Supreme Court nomination
Concord officials delayed a vote on Superior Court Judge David A. Brock for the New Hampshire Supreme Court at Executive Councilor Malcolm McLane’s request. Gov. Meldrim Thomson postponed votes on other judicial nominees, while McLane plans to back Lampron and oppose Wyman. The council confirmed several other appointments including Dubois as superintendent of the state mental hospital and Doherty as parks and recreation director.
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Concord
N.H
Superior Court
David A. Brock
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Executive
Louis C. Wyman
Charles J. Contas
Cheshire County
Supreme Court
Executive Council
Raymond Burton
Rbath
Wyman
Burton
High Court
Thomson
Chester C. Dubois
Northeast Cases Community
Dubois
New Hampshire
Paul T. Doherty
Doherty
The
Fish and Game Commission
Webster FE. Bridges Jr
Brookline
Sweepstakes Commission
Morris Silver
Manchester
Prison Board of Trustees
Louis-Israel Martel
Public Utilities Commission
Son
Martel
Memorial Day Schedule Changes in Portsmouth Area
The Portsmouth Herald will not publish Monday in observance of Memorial Day. Downtown stores close Monday while banks observe Tuesday. City Hall and the library close Monday. schools have Tuesday off. Newington Mall closes early Monday at 5 30 p m and resumes regular hours Tuesday.
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Portsmouth Herald
Portsmouth
City Hall
Newington Mall
Boston firm options 100 acres for Portsmouth development
Druker Associates of Boston holds options on about 100 acres near Rt. 1 By Pass and Coakley Road for a potential significant commercial project in Portsmouth. Plans are not solidified and a decision may come in 12 to 18 months. James A. Shanley Real Estate Corp. is the broker. An earlier shopping center attempt failed over access rights and local opposition.
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Portsmouth
Rt. 1
Coakley Road
Ronald Druker
Druker
James A. Shanley
Oklahoma troopers fall in gunfight as fugitives flee
Three state troopers were killed and a fourth wounded in a gunfight near Caddo Oklahoma amid the pursuit of two prison escapees named Claude Eugene Dennis and Michael Lancaster. The fugitives, linked to four murders in Texas and Alabama, were killed during the exchange as authorities closed in. Governor Boren proclaimed a week of mourning and pledged continued manhunt efforts after the April 23 prison break from McAlester.
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Caddo
Okla
Oklahoma
David Boren
Boren
Pat Grimes
Moore
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Houston F. “Pappy
Summers
Enid
Billy G. Young
Ward
Hoyt Hughes
Edmond
Oklahoma City
Durant
Lloyd Basinger
Lake Texoma
Oklahoma-Texas
Basinger
Dennis
Lancaster
Alabama
Mississippi
Brush
Stacie Beavers
Cuba
Ala
Legislator vows fight on CWIP as rate hike advances
In Concord a push to ban construction-work-in-progress charges fails to halt a $30.1 million rate increase for Public Service Co. of New Hampshire. Rep. Mary Chambers notes the bill cannot be retroactive and predicts future CWIP boosts for Seabrook financing. Governor Thomson vows veto. Democrats decry the move while Granite State Alliance questions claimed consumer savings.
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Concord
N.H
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire
Senate
Public Utilities Commission
Mary Chambers
D-Hanover
Public Service Co
Chambers
Seabrook
Thomson
House
Joanne Symons
Democratic Party
Granite State Alliance
One man protest sparks Barrington mall entrance dispute
In Barrington a 56-year-old labor consultant Charles Ackerman pickets over a shared entrance road to a new mall planned to house 6 to 8 stores and a Post Office. Dover bank and Barton Realty say the road is essential. planners cite a required buffer and zoning approvals as the project proceeds amid local tension.
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Barrington
Charles Ackerman
Ackerman
Dover
Rt. 125
Rt. 9
U.S
Kittery and Sanford
Maine
Lewis Barton
Barton Realty Inc
Barton
State Highway Department
Dover Bank
Mall
Barrington East
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IAC
Ee Ey Sai
Biddeford
Pakeee
National Weather Service
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