Republicans Round Up For U S Senate Bid In New Hampshire
In the New Hampshire GOP Senate race two weeks from the primary, James Masiello Gordon Humphrey and Alf Jacobson campaign across the state with money and volunteers. Masiello leads spending around 32 thousand, Humphrey about 55 thousand, while Jacobson spends roughly 2 thousand as he relies on name recognition and a lean operation. Endorsements surface for Masiello with Walter Peterson backing him, and Humphrey touts backing from Lane Dwinell Daniel Graham Thomas Moorer and John McCain while Jacobson emphasizes no endorsements.
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N.H
Senate
New Hampshire
Keene
James Masiello
Gordon Humphrey
Thomas McIntyre
Masiello
Humphrey
Lee Kidder
Jacobson
New London
McIntyre
Walter Peterson
Republican Party
Ed Nelson
Humphry
John Adams
Adams
Panama Canal
Kennedy to attend health conference in Soviet Alma Ata
Senator Edward M. Kennedy will travel to Alma Ata for the International Conference on Primary Health Care from Tuesday to Thursday, as his office announced. The First National Bank of Boston raised its prime rate to 9 percent for top corporate clients, effective immediately.
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Alma Ata
Boston
First National Bank of Boston
Dover workers set picket lines after contract deadline
In Dover New Hampshire 230 members of Local 243 IUE/RAW staged pickets at Eastern Air Devices after no contract agreement was reached by the Thursday midnight deadline. Police in Plymouth Massachusetts report a raid yielded one million dollars in stolen loot including paintings from Harvard Fogg Art Museum plus missing antiques and drugs linked to at least 50 burglaries across Massachusetts Maine and Rhode Island.
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N.H
Eastern Air Devices
International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers
Plymouth
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Harvard
Fogg Art Museum
Massachusetts
Maine
Rhode Island
Prince Edward Island camping couple injured in car rollover
Perry and Linda Sawyer of Walpole New Hampshire were hospitalized in Charlottetown after their parked car rolled from gear and crashed through their tent while they slept. Both sustained broken legs in the freak accident near Strathgartney Prince Edward Island.
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Prince Edward Island
Walpole
N.H
Perry
Linda Sawyer
Charlottetown
Portsmouth Herald Eighth Annual Cookbook Recipe Contest
The 1978 Herald recipe contest opens inviting cooks to submit up to five recipes across four divisions Appetizers and hors d oeuvres Main Dishes Side Dishes and Desserts. Prizes total 320 with 100 for Grand Prize and 30 for four first prizes. Entries due by September 23 with postmark or in person by noon.
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Maplewood Ave
Portsmouth
N.H
Begin bars U.S. troops as a defense pact option
Prime Minister Menachem Begin says Israel would consider a mutual defense pact with the United States but rejects American or United Nations troops on the West Bank and Gaza Strip. He also insists East Jerusalem must remain Israeli and rejects major border changes or total withdrawal from occupied territories.
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U.N
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Washington
David Jene
Begin
Carter
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
East Jerusalem
Sadat
Final effort begins for Postal pact
Washington AP says postal service and unions began 15 days of talks aided by mediator James J. Healy as a last attempt to avert a nationwide mail strike. Leaders warned no layoff concessions would be given and judges extended restraining orders to keep workers from striking while talks continue.
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Postal Service
James J. Healy
Healy
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Emmet Andrews
American Postal Workers Union
Joseph Vacca
National Association of Letter Carriers
U.S
John Pratt
Pratt
Hurricane Ella Keeps Forecasters Guessing
Hurricane Ella moves northwest across open sea about 400 miles from the East Coast as forecasters monitor potential warnings for mid-Atlantic states. Miles Lawrence of the National Hurricane Center notes uncertainty and possible recurving northward within 24 hours if current steering currents hold.
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Ella
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Miles Lawrence
National Hurricane Center
mid-Atlantic
Nixon to press on with Australia trip despite rebuff
Former president Richard Nixon plans a world tour stop in Australia despite Canberra’s warning it would be inopportune due to other visits. Col. Jack Brennan says Nixon understands he may not meet Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser, but numerous Australian citizens have urged a visit.
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Calif
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Washington
Elizabeth II
Alexandra
Jack Brennan
Malcolm Fraser
Brennen
White House
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Southeast Asia
Australia
United States
Pat Nixon
Brennan Sai
Unemployment dips below 6 percent for second time this year
Washington AP reports unemployment fell to 5.9 percent in August, the second dip below 6 percent this year, as total employment rose by 160,000 to 94.6 million. Gains occurred mainly among adult women and teenagers with service industries driving most jobs.
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Labor Department
Carter
Market Day Farmers Market at Vaughan Mall Portsmouth
Pro Portsmouth, Inc sponsors a weekly Market Day at Vaughan Mall in Portsmouth every Saturday through September from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event features fruit produce breads flowers plants honey herbs baked goods and refreshments. Storytelling for children at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. balloon art street music at the Congress Street entrance. Participants include Tuttle's of Dover White's Herb Garden Allen Apple Farmers' Haul Morarty's Greenhouse John Rice Herbs Pruit and Froduce and Johnson's Honey.
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Portsmouth
Pro Portsmouth, Inc
A.m
Congress Street
Monika Aring
Pro Portsmouth
Tuttle’s
Dover
White's Herb Garden
Allen Apple
Farmers’ Haul
Morarty's Greenhouse
John Rice Herbs
Pruit
Froduce and
Johnson's Honey
Nicaraguan youths halt National Guard drive on Matagalpa
In Matagalpa youths armed with pistols and rifles hold back a 7,500 man National Guard assault aided by armored cars. Fighting spreads to Esteli Jinotepe Diriamba and Leon as strike actions rise in Managua aiming to force President Anastasio Somoza to resign. Red Cross reports 28 dead from Wednesday to Thursday with higher unconfirmed tolls.
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Nicaragua
Matagalpa
Esteli
Jinotepe
Diriamba
Leon
Somoza
Anastasio Somoza
U.S
National Guard
Red Cross
Weather Report Broadcast From Concord on 162.47 FM
The National Weather Service provides continuous weather updates on FM 162.47 from Concord. The almanac page notes ongoing weather information dissemination.
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Concord
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