Close Trade Ties With Japan Urged
A two day UNH symposium on economic links between New England and Japan included Japan's ambassador Nobuhiko Ushiba and consul general Masao Sawaki. Business leaders argued Japan New England investment potential while emphasizing competitiveness and expanded exports to Japan and beyond.
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Nobuhiko Ushida
Japan
U.S
Bonner
New England Center and Memorial Union
United States-Japan
New England
Ushiba
Holly Young
Durham
UNH
New England Center For Continuing Education
United States
Nobuhiko Ushiba
Masao Sawaki
International Center
Roland Loveless
Vermont
James M. Howell
First National Bank of Boston
Sawaki
U.s.japan
Harry Day
New England Center
Reds Grab Half-Dozen Hamlets in Central Highlands
Military spokesmen report Communist forces seized six government hamlets in the central highlands while government troops retook one by dusk. In Ulster four people were killed as British troops pressed operations amid plans for elections. Queen Elizabeth II gave royal assent to Britain joining the European Common Market, paving the way for membership on January 1.
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Saigon
Ulster
Belfast
Northern
London
Armored truck spills pennies on Cincinnati expressway
A Brink's armored truck door opened during rush hour in Cincinnati and about $4,000 in pennies nickels and dimes spilled onto the highway. Traffic halted as city workers swept the coins to the roadside and collected them.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Brink
Sinking off Martha's Vineyard blamed on broken seams
Investigation into last week's boating tragedy off Martha's Vineyard finds heavy seas opened planking below the waterline. Alf Mello of the state Marine and Recreational Vehicles Division said he determined the cause after raising the 30 foot motorboat owned by George W Jaeger of Oak Bluffs Massachusetts.
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Boston
Martha’s Vineyard
Alf Mello
State Marine and Recreational Vehicles Division
George W. Jaeger
Oak Bluffs
Mass
Tri County Hospital not closing says administrator
Tri County General Hospital will not close on November 30 as reported. Administrator Peter N. Minvielle cites physician shortages and low bed utilization, with 40 percent for acute beds and full use of long term beds, while exploring other avenues and discussing options with Portsmouth and York Hospitals.
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Kittery
Tri-County General Hospital
Peter N. Minvielle
Minvielle
Portsmouth Hospital
York Hospital
Thomson Signals Gambling Debate If Elected Govern
Exeter Republican gubernatorial candidate Meldrim Thomson said he does not advocate gambling legalization but would consider it for revenue if a well framed bill passed by the Legislature. He cited Puerto Rico laws as effective and urged coastal states to act if the federal government fails. He warned foreign fishing fleets could hurt New Hampshire and pledged to propose related legislation.
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Exeter
Front Street
Thomson
Puerto Rico
Massachusetts
Alaska search for Hale Boggs plane goes on in bad weather
An armada of private planes and an HC130 joined the search for the missing light Cessna 310 carrying House Majority Leader Hale Boggs, Nick Begich, his aide Russell Brown, and pilot Don Jonz. Poor visibility and strong winds hampered efforts as officials awaited word on the 560 mile Juneau to Anchorage flight.
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Alaska
Hale Boggs
Air Force
Juneau
Boggs
Nick Begich
Begich
Russell Brown
Don E. Jonz
Kissinger Returns to Paris for Vietnam Peace Talks
President Weixor's adviser Henry Kissinger arrives in Paris to resume negotiations with North Vietnamese lead negotiator Xuan Thuy. It marks his 20th Paris trip and 25th day of private talks after a five day government consultative break.
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Washington
Weixor
Henry A. Kissinger
Paris
Xuan Thuy
White House
Kissinger
Worths Free Lot City May Take It Back
Former Vaughan Street parking lot may return to the city after city council criticism over an apparent free transfer to Worth Development Corp from the Portsmouth Housing Authority. City Manager Calvin A. Canney and PHA Director Walter J. Murphy said they would negotiate a disposition. Councilmen John J. Whaley and Richard Levy charged the lot was given at no cost, depriving nearby businesses of access. Murphy defended the arrangement, noting council instructions to PHA. Please turn to page 2. col. 4.
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Portsmouth Housing All- Up
Worth Development Corp
Congress Street
Portsmouth Housing Authority
Calvin A. Canney
PHA
Walter J. Murphy
Murphy
John J. Whaley
Richard
Levy
Worth
Margeson’s
Goodman’s
Wholey
Whaley
Bruce Graves
Graves
Richard S$. Levy
Pierce Island
Peter J. Loughlin
Board of Adjustment
Conservation Commission
Library
McGovern accuses GOP of sabotaging Texas campaign
Senator George McGovern charges Republicans with hiring fifty saboteurs and running misleading TV ads to scare voters in Texas as he campaigns across the state. He denounces the plan during speeches in Austin and at rallies in Houston and San Antonio, while predicting a tight race for Texas’ 26 electors.
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Tex
Austin
Houston
San Antonio
Ding
Fort Worth
Washington
McGovern
Texas
Direc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
City Extends Haven Lease For Rockingham CAP
City Council approves extending the Haven food cooperative lease at Rockingham School until April 1 with CAP continuing its operation. Council debates access, pricing and zoning. Official reassessment planned and notices to abutters to be refined.
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City
Haven
Rockingham Cap
County Community Action
Rockingham
City Ponders How to Repay PSC Overpayment
City officials weigh how to handle a million-dollar overpayment owed to Public Service Company with decisions looming before the October 27 tax rate setting. A bond issue or alternative funding could be used, while an appeal decision date remains unsettled. The council session on the matter was closed to press and public to avoid tipping PSC.
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Public Service Company
Canney
Rockingham County
PSC to Cut Advertising in New Hampshire Newspapers
Public Service Co of New Hampshire says it will cut its newspaper advertising by 50 percent as it faces financial trouble while appealing a power rate hike. The company sought 13 percent rate increases, but the PUC approved 7 percent in August.
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Manchester
N.H
The
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
State Supreme Court
New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission
James F. O'Malley
Bomb at Sheraton Hotel kills Canadian woman in Buenos Aires
A blast in a 22nd floor room of the new Sheraton Hotel killed a Canadian woman and gravely wounded her husband and a Massachusetts woman. Supporters of ex-dictator Juan D. Peron were blamed. Smoke and fire filled the southeast wing as guests fled into the streets and the blaze was controlled.
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Peron
Buenos Aires
New Sheraton
Massachusetts
Juan D. Peron
Judge's Son Killed by Car On Rt 4
Durham police report 22 year old Thomas Keller, son of State Superior Court Justice William Keller, was struck by a westbound car on Rt 1 near Rt 4 in Durham at 12 45 am. He died after transfer to Maine Medical Center in Portland.
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Durham
State Superior Court
William Keller
Rt. 1
Rte
Thomas Keller
Old Stage Road
Meredith
University of New Hampshire
George A. Carr
RFD 1
Keller
West Street
Northwood
Wentworth— Douglass Hospital
Dover
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Maine
New Hampshire
The
University
Belknap County
Laconia
Levy Sues City Over School District Accounting Controls
Levy sues the city again seeking a writ of mandamus to compel the city manager to require accounting controls over the Portsmouth School District. The suit asks the School Board chair to hand over financial records and seeks temporary and permanent injunctions to bar hiring an outside accountant. Hearing set for Tuesday in Rockingham County Superior Court.
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Levy
Richard
Wrir
Aim Levy
Rockingham County
Portsmouth
McIntyre Interrupts Campaign To Fight Social Security Cuts
Senator Thomas J. McIntyre, D New Hampshire, says he will return to Washington from his re election bid to oppose moves by the House Senate conferees to reduce Social Security benefits. He notes his co sponsored amendment would raise earnings limits from 1680 to 3000 and objects to cutting drug coverage in Medicare and cutting surplus food allotments.
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Manchester
Thomas J. McIntyre
N.H
Washington
Senate
House
Senate House
White House
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