Meir to Meet Kreisky in Vienna Over Soviet Jewish Emigration
Prime Minister Golda Meir planned a face to face talk with Chancellor Kreisky in Vienna to press for freedom for Soviet Jews and to protest Austria's plan to close the Schoenau Castle transit camp. Kreisky reiterated he would not reverse the pledge but outlined humanitarian steps to allow emigration via Austria.
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Golda Meir
Brano Kreisky
Vienna
Austria
Meir
Kreisky
Emier Golda Meir
Bruna
Strasbourg
Council of Europe
Drci
Umo
Schnenau Caste
Newfields Boy Shot Wounds Spark Police Probe
State Police investigate a wounding of a local four year old boy after an incident at Jas Hilton Avenue. The child was taken to a hospital with non life threatening injuries as police questioned a freshman with ties to the case and another person remains at large.
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Richard A. Heath Waas Daken
Jas Hilton Avenue
Patie Ater
White House imposes mandatory propane allocation plan
The White House announced mandatory allocation systems for wholesale propane with a forthcoming home heating oil plan. Interior Department will administer, targeting priority care for homes and farms in New England and the upper Midwest. Officials warn shortages likely this winter and possibly for years, with nonpriority users warned of curtailed supply while fuel prices stay under CO L controls.
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Wasitington
White House
John A. Love
Energy Policy Office
Loves
New England
Upper Midwest
Love
Countess
Interior Department
Associated Press
Nixon
Hampton Officials Work Police Duty
Hampton town officials including the selectwoman and public works director appointed as special police officers after police refused extra duty for a football game. Charles Garland was taken to the station for duties at the game as tensions rise with wage disputes over $3.30 public duty and $7 private duty.
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Ampton
Townsanernoon
Inager
Hayden
Farj
Turday
Charles Garland
Clifford Eastman
Electmen
Cial
AEC Reports Seismic Signals From Soviet Blast
Washington AP The Atomic Energy Commission said seismic signals detected early Sunday likely originate from a Soviet underground nuclear test. The event, recorded around 1 a.m. EDT, is estimated to release between 20 000 and 200 000 tons of TNT.
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AEC
Washington
Atomic Energy Com Mission
Proxmire Beats Off Young Robbers in Washington
In Washington AP report Wisconsin Democrat Senator William Proxmire repelled an attempted robbery by a group of youths aged 14 and 15. He suffered minor injuries, and police said he refused to surrender his money while defending himself during the incident.
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Proxmire
Washington (Ap
William Proxmire
Wisconsin Democrat
New England Man Kills Estranged Wife Then Himself
In Warwick a 40-year-old man shot and killed his estranged wife on factory steps and then fatally wounded himself. Robert Jacques died at Kent County Memorial Hospital about two hours later. He suffered a head wound. Sculptor's Daughter Dead of 84 in Stockbridge Mass Mrs William Penn Cresson daughter of Daniel Chester French died at her home.
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Warwick
Ran
Robert Jacques
Kent County Airmortal
Stockbridge
Mass
Stulptor
Daniel Chester French
William Penn Cresson
Tao Memorial
Cheeteragodhee Tatters Studio
Granite State Deputy Sheriff Suspended over Larceny Charges
Belknap County deputy Andre Paquiite has been suspended after arrest on two counts of larceny. Belmont authorities say the deputy is under investigation while Earl Saceney and others are mentioned in initial reports.
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Betknap
Belmont
N.h.ap
Andre Paquiite
Petnap County
Belknap Police
Feu Earl
Saceney
Biern
Census Figures Drive Seabrook Revenue Shortfall
Seabrook officials warn a missing census cost the town thousands in state aid. With no local count, the state uses crude projections, inflating or deflating population estimates and depriving Seabrook of per capita funding and services. Summer residents and uncounted apartments further complicate the tally.
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Seabrook
Brucé
Brown
James
Falon
Paul
Daneat
Thomas Dufy
Office of Comprehensive Splanning
Duffy
Duffy Sai Lown
Roland Felch
Felch
Decision Delayed on Power Plant Plan
In Concord Sb We A delay on a proposed power plant was ordered by the Water Supply and Pollution Control Commission. The agency planned further review as officials from the state and service company prepared for a discussion on cooling towers and turbine needs, with a future meeting anticipated.
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Concord
Water Supply and Polatian Control Commission
Garin
Pehle Servier
Allen
Hampden
Seabrink Eshiery
Peran
S Atom Entrey Commissio Er Tivgrl
Pubes the Servier Co
Transmitter Quits On Channel 1 In New Hampshire
In Durham New Hampshire a Channel 12 Public Broadcasting Service transmitter on Saddleback Mountain quit at 1 52 pm Monday causing Channel 1 to go off air. Engineers blamed a faulty tube in the transmitter area and noted the outage could last from five minutes to a full day as crews work to restore service.
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Durham
Crigis
New Hampshire
Fay
Public Broadcasting Service
Saddleback Mountain
Deerfield
Gauls
Dave Burgess
Hikers Safe After Night Lost On Mount Vibert
A party of 30 hikers from Rhode Island College spent a night in the White Mountains after getting separated on Mount Vibert. Robert DuPrie 22 Jon Barrington and Sle Barrington were rescued in good shape but exhausted.
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Lincoln
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Robert DuPrie
Jon
Sleal Barrington
Montay
Mount Vibert
Lies
Ithode Island College
Hearing Set Oct 16 on Homestead Exemption
City Council set a public hearing for October 16 at 7:30 p.m. at Portsmouth Senior High School to consider the proposed Homestead Exemption. The League of Women Voters will be invited to moderate, after Councilman Whaley moved to delegate format setup due to doubts about council conduct.
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League of Women Voters
Portsmouth Senior High School
John J. Whaley
League
Richard Chainson
Ipa Chess
Ey Apron
Richards Avenue
Aft
Howe
Brentwood
Jayor Arty
Wholey Graves
Peter S. .Ceacher
William A. Thomson Jr
Chanson
Samuel A.mcmass
Oitatn
Outside Interest May Buy Farragut Building
City concerns over the Farragut Show building include an outside interest that could buy the property. City Manager Calvin A. Canney postponed decisions, tabling requests until November while awaiting clearer reports. The council also reviewed a $95 maintenance request and scheduled a public hearing for November.
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Calvin A. Canney
Council
Schow
Navy awards contract to Simplex Wire and Cable Co
The Navy announced a cost plus incentive fee contract to Simplex Wire and Cable Co of Portsmouth. The Naval Electronics Systems Command set the contract and said Simplex will perform octapgraphic testing.
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Simplex
Washington Bureau
Washington
Police Ask For Clues in Murders
Concord police and state officials seek information after the bodies of two Merrimack teens Diane Compagna and Anne Psardelis were found in a Candia wooded area. The 18 year old girls disappeared July 11 following a swimming trip. Investigators treat the case as a double homicide and teams from multiple agencies coordinated the probe.
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Nis
Warren Rudman
Diane Compagna
Anne Psardelis
Merrimack
Hampshire 107A
New Beet Mil Road
Rudin
Rudman
Wave On
Grey Police
Scene
Departmenta Voll
State
Candia Gad Merrimack Police
Backingham and
Hilshere
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