Tuesday,
June 30, 1998
GOP gubernatorial candidates to face off at forum
6/30/98 - Gov. Jeanne Shaheen, state officials and representatives of the University of New Hampshire gathered at Pease International Tradeport yesterday to detail plans for a new statewide economic strategy.
Florida man dies in Epping car crash
6/30/98 - An elderly Florida man died in a one-car accident yesterday morning when his vehicle careened off Route 125 and hit a tree.
Prosecution rests, defense up next in stolen-rings trial
6/30/98 - No one in his right mind would allow his name to be used to vouch for stolen items, said Greenland resident and professional gambler John Barron yesterday in U.S. District Court in Portland.
Lifeguard rescues 4 girls
6/30/98 - A Hampton Beach lifeguard on a Jet Ski plucked four girls out of a strong undertow that had pulled them out to sea Sunday afternoon.
Riding high on hopes
6/30/98 - Officials are hopeful commuters will use the new 500-space Park and Ride proposed off Route 33 in Portsmouth, unlike other state Park and Ride lots that have apparently been under-utilized.
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Hart, Lions vie for title
6/30/98 - Weeks after they began, the Portsmouth National Little League playoffs end tonight, when Lions plays Hart Plumbing at Plains Field at 5:45 p.m. Theoretically. "If Mother Nature lets us," Lions coach Ken Seitz said.
Newfields mother takes the crown at Mrs. N.H. pageant
6/30/98 - When Debbie Cashman received a pamphlet in the mail seeking contestants for the Mrs. New Hampshire pageant, she almost tossed it into the trash. The Newfields mother of five had never competed in a pageant before and didn't think she really had a shot at winning.
Police get gift of night vision
6/30/98 - Burglars and vandals beware: Portsmouth police have a new secret weapon that will allow them to see in the dark. The Portsmouth Police Department has obtained five new night-vision scopes as a result of a donation from Coast Pontiac, Cadillac and GMC Truck on the Route 1 Bypass in Portsmouth.
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