Taylor and Young on Kittery Council
Taylor and Young won seats on the Kittery Town Council in the municipal election. Raymond A. Smith and Dr. Robert W. Toothaker were elected to the School Committee. Voter turnout was light with 1,047 ballots cast, and several candidates trailed by narrow margins.
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Taylor and Young
Kittery Council
Kittery
James A. Taylor
Robert W. Young
Raymond A. Smith
Robert W. Toothaker
Henry Hodgdon
Theodore Weaver
Albert Wooles
Way Aigreesilliam A. Dewhurst
Michael E. McKinney
Dr. Toothaker
Smith
Dale G. Payne
John C. Riemenschneider
Two Missing After Fighter Crash Near Okinawa
A U S Air Force fighter crashed into the sea off northeastern Okinawa Tuesday night. Two crewmen Capt. John G. Strobl 25 Cincinnati Ohio the pilot and Capt. John C. Kozuch 29 Denton Texas the navigator are missing officials said.
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Tokyo
Okinawa
Man
Toay
U.S
John G. Strobl
Cincinnati
Ohio
John C. Kozuch
Denton
Tex
Parochial School Tax Credit Bill Clears First Hurdle
In Washington AP reports a bill to grant tax credits to parents of about 5.1 million students in parochial and other nonpublic schools cleared its first congressional hurdle but may be lost in the rush to adjournment. Scripps-Howard Endorses Nixon for Re election.
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Washington
Congress
Scripps-Howard
Nixon
Burlington Schools Reopen After Teachers End Strike
In Burlington Massachusetts 470 teachers ended a two week strike and accepted a two step pay raise raising minimum salaries to 7900 dollars from January 1 1973 and 8150 dollars from September 1 1973. Eddie Kasko rehired by the Boston Red Sox as manager for two more years with a salary increase.
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Burlington
Mass
Kasko
Red Sox
Detroit
Eddie Kasko
Boston Red Sox
Granite State Maine Man Killed in Berlin
Woodrow Hanson 27 of Gilead Maine died when his car plunged 75 feet into the Androscoggin River after clipping a pole and a parked car on Glen Avenue Berlin New Hampshire. His car remained upside down in nine feet of water twelve feet from shore.
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Maine
Berlin
N.H
Woodrow Hanson
Gilead
Androscoggin
Hanson
Glen Avenue
China’s UN speech blasts Soviet US arms pacts
Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-hua denounced the Moscow Washington nuclear accords as not disarming but spawning a new Soviet US arms race. He criticized the two pacts as neither limiting quantities nor requiring destruction, while urging UN charter review and a Mediterranean bloc free of superpower fleets. He backed a three-part transitional government for South Vietnam and accused the US of Zionist aggression, tracing Arab moves to resist superpower domination.
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United Nations, N.Y
China
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
United States
Chiao Kuan-hua
Assembly
Nixon
Andrei A. Gromyko
Washington
Moscow
United Nations
U.N
South Vietnam
Middle East
Egypt
Pay Raises Okayed for New Hampshire Hospital Staff
The Executive Council unanimously approved pay raises for 26 doctors and dentists at the New Hampshire State Hospital, boosting salaries by 2000 and up to 3500 for top administrators and senior psychiatrists. Approval hinges on the federal Price and Wage Board. officials expect clearance. A separate compromise reallocated 34689 to the Liquor Commission for sweepstakes ticket sales manpower for the year.
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Concord
N.H
Executive Council
New Hampshire State Hospital
Laconia State School
Federal
Price and Wage Board
Washington
Health and Welfare
Gerard Zeiller
Council
Zeiller
Liquor and Sweepstakes Commissions
Sweepstakes Commission
Liquor Agency
McGovern rallies Boston crowds in bid to clash with Nixon
Senator George McGovern addressed about 60 000 in Boston’s Post Office Square and on routes through the city criticizing the Nixon administration for resisting social security raises and blaming it for higher living costs. He predicted a Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut drubbing for Nixon and urged a national landslide opposition. He was joined by John W McCormack and Eugene McCarthy in a show of strong regional support.
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Boston
Post Office Square
George McGovern
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
U.S. House
John W. McCormack
Bossons
Meton
Boston (Ap
Sen. George
McGovern
Nixon
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Sen
Explosion injures four in uptown Portland Maine
A morning blast and fire at a three story wooden apartment building at Congress and Dow, opposite a ruined supermarket, injured four people with one in critical condition. Fire officials could not immediately determine the cause though a resident cited a gas leak and a match might have been struck.
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Portland
Maine
Congress
Dow
Maine Medical Center
Daniel Baross
Cape Elizabeth
Gladys Caton
Angela
William Leighton
Mercy Hospital
Leighton
Baross
Senatorial Spat Over Small Business Safety Exemption
In Washington, Sen. Norris Cotton clashed with Sen. Jacob Javits during Senate debate on an amendment to exempt firms with seven or fewer workers from the Occupational Health and Safety Act inspections. Cotton challenged Javits over remarks about administration policy and press influence as Curtis’s amendment stirred the session.
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Washington
Senate
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Cotton
Javits
Administration
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Secretary of Labor
Appropriations
Developers Appeal Hampton Ruling
The Landing Corporation of Landing Road Apartments will take a Board of Adjustment ruling to Rockingham County Superior Court. The suit seeks four 12 unit building permits totaling 48 units, costs, and damages after denial amid sewer and moratorium concerns. The town advances sewer projects at Surfside Park and Winnacunnet Road with Phase II of Winnacunnet Road costing 35000 dollars.
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Hampton
the Landing Corporation
Landing Road
Rock‘ngham “County
Town Agency
Selectmen
Board of Adjustment
Board of Selectmen
Zoning Board
Peter Lombardi
Surfside Park
Winnaconnet Road
Lombardi
Buxton Brothers
Exeter
Winnacunnet Road
County to Auction Dairy Herd and Gear
County officials Arthur Tufts Russell Hall and George Hilton met with auctioneers William Baker and Ted Langdell to arrange a farm sale on November 3 at 11 a.m. The Farm Study report urged selling the 47 dairy cows and calves along with barn equipment and feeder cattle purchases.
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Brentwood
Rockingham
Arthur Tufts
Russell Hall
George Hilton
William Baker
Ted Langdell
Teachers Negotiate Health Plan Costs Amid Pay Increase
School officials and teachers were to meet to decide who bears a $2.30 monthly increase in hospitalization costs, part of a contract requiring the district to cover all plan costs. AREA Study Committee, including Portsmouth board members and feeder towns, meets tonight at 7:30 to discuss tuition.
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James J. Cusick
Area Study Committee
Portsmouth
Weather bureau staff predict long rain in city
A weather bureau employee remarked that the steady precipitation was much needed and had been forecast for a week. The remark reflects satisfaction over a forecast that finally materialized, as the city braces for continued wet conditions.
North Hampton Sets Tax Rate At 28 Per Thousand
The North Hampton tax rate is set at 28 per thousand, up 1.2 from last year. The town and county portions total 6.1, the local elementary school 14.1, and the Winnacunnet Co operative School District 7.89. Little Boar's Head Precinct adds 1.3 per thousand.
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North Hampion
North Hampton
Winnacunnet
Little Boar's Head
New Hampshire Sues Big Three Over Fleet Discounts
New Hampshire Attorney General Warren Rudman filed a federal anti trust class action against General Motors Ford and Chrysler charging a conspiracy to end fleet discounts to state local governments. The suit seeks damages and alleges losses of 200 000 to 500 000 with higher vehicle prices and repair costs.
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Concord
S11
Warren Rudman
U.S
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Rudman
Executive Council
Iintend
Trent. Tomtend
New Hampshire
Rudoan
Detroit
Tudman
Gome
Blai
Abner Pearl
State Purchasing Office
Attorney General’s Office
Ford Movor Co
Chrysler Corp
Pel
Fuellion
Richard Peale
Peale
Peal
Tobacco tax revenue lagging behind last year
Statistics from the state Tax Commission show tobacco tax receipts for July to September fell about 740000 from last year, totaling 650 million instead of the previous 7.32 million.
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Concord
Nal
State Tax Commission
Senator Foley Urges Care With Ecology At Seabrook Hearing
State Senator Eileen Foley urged balancing electric power needs with coastal environmental conservation during Seabrook project hearings. She called on the Site Evaluation Committee and Public Utilities Commission to use state law for studies on construction effects on salt marshes dunes and beaches as cross examination continued.
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Eileen Foley
Seabrook
Iplant
New Hampshire Seacoast
Public Utilities Commission
Asst
Donald K. Slever
Public Service Co
Sen
Foley
Ball Triat
General Court
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Fredette
Doris Brossard
International Firefighters Union
Russia
Lke Scrooge
Chicago
Edward M. Kennedy
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Joseph R. Crenio
Lara
Sen. Foley
Public Service Company
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