Boston mobster Big Vinnie to testify before juries
Charles V. Big Vinnie Teresa the 300 pound ex mobster who testified on organized crime before a U S Senate committee will be called before federal and county grand juries in Boston. Edward Harrington head of the Organized Crime Task Force for New England announced the move after District At- torney stated details.
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Boston
UPI
Charles V
Big Vinnie
Teresa
U.S. Senate
Edward F. Harrington
Organized Crime Task Force For
New England
Jorney
Garrett H. Byrne
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Byrne
Byrnes
Harrington
Senate
Grand Jury
Revere
Justice Department
Gannett to buy six more newspapers this year
Gannett Co. plans to acquire six more papers including the Honolulu Star-Bulletin Inc. holdings in a tax free exchange. The deal involves Guam Publications Inc. and the Pacific Daily News and is subject to director and stockholder approvals and legal clearances.
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Rochester
N.Y
Gannett Co
Burlington Free Press
National Communications
Honolulu Star- Bulletin Inc
Honolulu
Paul Miller
Allen H. Neuharth
Gannett Co. Inc
China Ho
Alexander S. Atherton
Honolulu Star-Bulletin Inc
Gannett
Honolulu Star- Bulletin & Advertiser
Huntington
W.va
Herald-Dispatch
Huntington Advertiser
Dickinson
N.D
Guam Publications Inc
Pacific Daily News
Dateline
California
Connecticut
Florida
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Burlington
Chambersburg
Lansing
Battle Creek
Mich
Lafayette
Marion
Ind
Olympia
Bellingham
Wash
Boise
Binghamton
Binghamton Sun- Bulletin
Wall Street Journal
Sun-Bulletin
No fault auto insurance cuts claims and costs in Massachusetts
Massachusetts no fault auto insurance cuts claims by 57.5 percent in six months and lowers average claim costs 55.4 percent from 1970 to 1971. Governor Sargent says future premium rebates depend on definitive legal and financial data, directing review of rate reductions and potential rebates. Dukakis criticizes delay in pursuing refunds. House to consider extending no fault to property damage later this month.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Francis W. Sargent
Sargent
Brookline Democrat
Dukakis
House
Arts in N H get big grant from national endowment
Washington reporters note that the New Hampshire Commission on the Arts received 101,320 dollars from the National Endowment for the Arts Fund for Development of programs. The grant was announced Monday by Rep. James C. Cleveland Republican of New Hampshire.
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Washington
UPI
New Hampshire Commission On the Arts
National Endowment of the Arts Fund For Development of
James C. Cleveland
R-N.h
Official warns of future shortage in U S oil refining
A government official told a joint congressional committee that the United States faces a future shortage not only of crude oil but also of refining capacity to turn it into usable products. John Ricca warned that by 1975 the U S may need to import refined products, due to limited expansion, environmental site constraints, and policy uncertainty. He highlighted recent gas price increases and progress on LNG imports from Algeria, plus leasing upgrades on federal lands and potential Alaska oil transport agreements.
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Washington
UPI
United States
John Ricca
Office of Oil and Gas
Joint
Congressional Committee On Defense
Ricca
Algeria
New
Massachusetts bill seeks state control of insurance rate bureaus
The Massachusetts House passed a bill to place insurance rate setting bureaus under the state Department of Insurance. Currently funded by companies, bureaus set data and recommend premiums. sponsor Rep. Alan D. Sisitsky says the bill shifts control to the state and adds data verification. The measure, praised as reducing industry self regulation, would not cost taxpayers and passed by voice vote.
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Boston
UPI
Alan D. Sisitsky
Springfield
State Department of Insurance
Insurance
Sisitsky
Mohawk shows profit in June
Mohawk Airline reported a June profit of 214000 on revenues of 6663000. For the first six months Mohawk posted a 1461000 loss on 21109000 in revenue, improving from 2759000 last year. The carrier, on strike until mid April, carried 205282 passengers in June while pursuing a merger with Allegheny Airlines.
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Utica
N.Y
Mohawk
Allegheny Airlines
Veteran St. Albans officer resigns over pay hours and gear
Sgt. Arthur Brouillette, after 12 years with the St. Albans police, quits citing low pay long hours and poor equipment. He reports officers once worked 36 hours straight and a tie rod fell from a two year old cruiser. Hebert calls him a dedicated officer.
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ST. Albans
VPI
Arthur Brouillette
George Hebert
Brouillette
Broillette
Hebert
Vermont Realtors banish for sale signs to protect scenery
HYDE PARK UPI The Lamoille County Board of Realtors votes to banish traditional for sale signs on listings and order existing signs removed within 30 days citing harm to rural atmosphere and scenic beauty. Essex UPI A housewife Linda Bailey 25 is to be arraigned today for first degree murder in the shooting death of her husband John 29 at their Essex home. He died en route to hospital after being shot three times with a .38 pistol.
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Hyde Park
UPI
Lamoille
ESSEX
Linda Bailey
Burlington Regional Correctional Center
John
Vermont man ordered to psychiatric exams after shooting at officer
Judge John Graham of Vermont District Court ordered William Brown, 30, of Northfield, to undergo psychiatric examinations after he was accused of shooting at a Northfield policeman. He pleaded innocent and was held in lieu of $1,000 bail.
Norwich University to enroll high school seniors in freshman courses
Norwich University plans to enroll high school seniors from Montpelier Barre Randolph and Northfield in certain freshman courses. Officials said both boys and girls will participate as part of a widening program at the military college.\\
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Northfield
UPI
Norwich University
The
Military College
Montpelier
Barre
Randolph
South Bay Bridge death spurs New York anger and funding delay
Two men drowned when their car left the South Bay Bridge near Lake Champlain on Sunday. The bridge replacement was proposed in 1964 but no bid date was set. DOT says a bid date for a new span is set, yet about $1 million for construction is unavailable. Albany Catholics criticize a diocese report for lacking true financial disclosure. A local group demands full transparency, doubts a deficit exists. In Schenectady, over a dozen beer bottles were broken at a park pool, part of a surge in vandalism. the 127,000 gallon pool must be drained and refilled.
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Whitehall
New York
South Bay
Lake Champlain
Department of Transportation
Albany
LFR
Schenectady
Schenectady Park
Noise clash at Lenox Arts Center concert in Berkshire
In Stockbridge at the Lenox Arts Center a rock concert by the Byrds led to a confrontation with Stockbridge police Saturday night as officers waved for the volume to drop. A scuffle occurred with a performer. police left and the band stopped within five minutes. A center director said a formal apology would be sent to complainants. In Pittsfield the Noise Control Commission secretary seeks support for a proposal opposing an industry report on noise levels calling for delayed reductions until 1983. Also in Pittsfield 400 painters began a 12th week of strike, rejecting a two year wage offer that would raise weekly pay by 108.80.
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Stockbridge
Lenox Arts Center
Pittsfield
City Noise Control Commission
Tonight Commission
Samuel Sass
National Industrial Pollution Control Council
Maurice Stans
Sass
Western Massachusetts
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Michael S. Dukakis
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Get Big
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Hollis M. Dole
W. A. Radlinski
U.S. Geological Survey
Elburt F. Osborn
Bureau of Mines
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Maryland
U.S. Choice Steer
Chuck
Bennington, VT
Manchester
Mass
Norwich
H.s
Rutland
Vicki Lynn Fucci
Russell C. Morris
Robert I. Tepper
Tepper
Lawrence Harris
Nowa York
Parkpool
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