Thomson outlines plans in NH governor race
Mike Power reports Thomson campaigns against Crowley Homestead Exemption plan arguing 12 to 15 million theft from General Revenue would hit school and foundation aid. He advocates committees on State Hospital economy in government judicial reform and public education with aim to begin before Inauguration Day.
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Ley
Huston
Thomson
Crowley
University of New Hampshire
State Hospital
New Hampshire
Hugh Gregg
Judicial Review Committee
Army quells Bolivia protests amid 15 year old death
Armored cars moved into PAZ Bolivia as protests flared over military economic policies. In the street clash a 15 year old girl was killed and about 20 others wounded as police and security forces moved from barracks following Monday unrest.
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Five Pan Am Passengers Removed From San Juan Flight
Five passengers were taken off a Pan American flight in San Juan after a dispute with the crew. Pan Am 296 bound for New York finally departed, about 342 hours late, with the captain reportedly refusing to take off until the five were removed.
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Juan
Delay in Maine rate hearings sparks PUC postponement
Rep. Peter S. Kelley urges the Public Utilities Commission to delay hearings on a 14.1 rate hike sought by Maine Public Service Co. Mey, opposing the request, says the company informed stockholders earnings declines have slowed. At Lewiston, Hugh Macomber, 68, died when his pickup crashed into a tree on ain Street before dawn. An 85-year-old man was held in a Portland shooting case after an arraignment in District Court this morning.
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Ribou
Maine
Peter S. Kelley
Public Utilities Commission
Maine Public Service Co
Mey
Lewiston
Wiston
Hugh Macomber
Androscoggin
Atland, Maine
Portland Aces District Court
Anania
Thomas Curran
Portland
McLane Attacks Crowley in New Hampshire Race
In New Hampshire three way gubernatorial race tightens as Independent Mal colm McLane questions Democrat Roger Crowley. Crowley cites a Crowley poll and letters urging McLane supporters to back him or Thomson, while McLane accuses Crowley of nonsensical claims and maintains he entered to offer voters a real choice.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Malcolm McLane
Roger Crowley
Mclane
Crowley
Meldrim Thomson
Thomson
Manchester Union Leader
Today
George McGovern
Nerowley
Irowley
Walter Peterson
Peterson
House Minorit
Robert Raiche
Public Affairs Center
Dartmouth College
Powell Ties McIntyre to McGovern in NH Campaign
Associated Press report: Republican Wesley Powell accuses Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre of aligning with McGovern while railing against federal spending. McIntyre rebuts, calling Powell desperate and unable to debate. Campaign stops include Hampton and Peterboro as polls tighten.
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McIntyre
McGovern
Associated Press
Wesley Powell
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-Nlh
George McGovern
Hampton
Peterboro
New Hampshire
Manchester Union
William Loeb
Gas explosion kills six at Minnesota store
An explosion at a Lake City Ben Franklin store killed six people and injured nine others as a gas main ruptured by a nearby construction project. The blast leveled the building injuring customers and staff. victims included a mother and her 10 year old son. Authorities searched overnight for additional victims.
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Jerry Nihart
Lake City
Ray Kehren
Timothy
Rochester
Kristine McElmury
Ray Rodewald
Marjorie Freiheit
Elaine Dammann
Linda Farrington
Ben Franklin
M.G. Farrington
Howard Holmgren
Northern States Power Co
Power Company
City Council Approves Historic District Plan
The council approved the historic district ordinance after debate over a missing section, with Mayor Brady and members Whaley Keele Fransoso Graves McMaster voting yes while Levy Chaisson Thomson Jr opposed. Tax reassessment concerns dominated the meeting alongside bids for a new high school stadium and various property and road matters.
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Peter J.y
Enoreel
Loughlin
Portsmouths
Council Preservation, Inc
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John J. Whaley
Keefe
Portsmouth
Whaley
Arthur F. Brady Jr
Keele
Tuck Fransoso
Bruce Graves
Samuel A. McMaster
Richard Chaisson
William A. Thomson Jr
Public Service Company
Calvin A. Canney
Richard Upton
Concord
Canney
Cide
PSC
Graves
Lafayette Road
Brady
Mildred S. McLaughlin
Board of Adjustment
Agnes Harmon
Daniel Sullivan
Conservation Commission
Nicholas Aeschliman
Libirary
Peter Zzacher
Sherman Wheeler
Wholey
McMaster
Thomson
Fransoso
Portsmouth Hospital
Haven School
Rockingham County Community Action Program
City Hall
J. Paul Griffin
James Varotsis
City of
McDonough
Hanover
Brewster Streets
Negotiations on Indochina Cease Fire Progress Report
U S and North Vietnam may resume talks toward a cease fire by Sunday with South Vietnam's Nguyen Van Thieu possibly signing. Kissinger warned final agreement requires more sessions and North Vietnam must agree to terms. Indonesia Hungary Canada and Poland named to oversight commission replacing the prior Geneva setup. Bunker met Thieu to align draft terms and Thieu aides cited conditions awaiting the communist side.
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United States
North Vietnam
Indochina
Nguyen van Thieu
Ment
Saigon
State Department
Harry Dent
Nixon
Dent
Atlanta
Paris
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Hanoi
Indonesia
Hungary
Canada
Poland
International Supervisory Control Commission
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
International Control Commission
India
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Thieu
Hoang Due Nha
Nha
Dr. Kissinger
Canadians Split on Election Dead Heat in Canada
TORONTO AP voters faced a virtual dead heat in the 29th general election with Liberals at 108 seats and Conservatives at 107, each well short of a majority. The New Democratic Party holds 30 seats as a potential balance of power, while Social Credit has 14 and independents 2. Recounts may shift results. a new government may not be known for weeks.
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Toronto
Canada
House of Commons
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Liberals
Robert L. ‘Stanfield
Conservatives
Socialistic
New Democratic Party
Social Credit
Trudeau
Britain
Commons
Cows for Sale in Rockingham County Dairy herd to be auctioned
The complete dairy operation at Rockingham County Farm including 45 cows and calves and all equipment will be sold at auction on November 3 at 11 a.m. County Commissioners Hall Tufts and Driscoll authorized auctioneer Ted Langdell and sales manager William Baker to conduct the sale following a county report urging discontinuance of the dairy.
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Brentwood
Rockingham County
Russell J. Hall
Arthur Tufts
Dein C. Driscoll
Ted Langdell
William Baker
Seabrook Power Plant Faces Seemingly Conflicting Goals
Public testimony on Seabrook nuclear project centers on its role as base load power and potential use to pump and store water for hydroelectricity. Utilities officials say no plans exist to run the plant for hydro storage at times of low demand, while opposition questions long term feasibility. The Site Evaluation Committee hearing continued with state officials and industry counsel detailing cost and energy reliability considerations.
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Mnat
Seabrook
Elliott Priest
Public Utilities Commission
National Guard
Alexander Kalinski
SEC
William A. Healy
Healy
Robert Backus
Society For the Protection of New Hampshire Forests
Priest
John Salo
Salo
Sala
Generation Task Force
Donald W. Stever
Paul F. Gorman
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