Convicted murderer Bonomi gets life term commuted to parole
Domenick L. Bonomi, sentenced in 1956 for the murder and beating death of his wife Mildred near Scituate, won a commute from life imprisonment by the Massachusetts Executive Council. He will be eligible for parole after one more year, plans to marry, furlough around Norfolk, and work as a heavy equipment operator while continuing to aid residents at the Wrentham State School.
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Norfolk
Crime and Justice Foundation
Mildred
Scituate
Hanover
James Marcellino
Carol Oliver
Gov. Foster
Furcolo
Michael S. Dukakis
Advisory Board On
Executive Council
Walpole
Wrentham
Wrentham State School
George Haley
Cohasset
James Haley
Brighton
Mildred Bonomi
Dominick Bonomi
Boston, Mass
State House
Energy vote outlook dims after gas price plan collapse
Washington UPI reports Congress returning in January may not quickly pass energy legislation as a House Senate conference fails to bridge differences on natural gas prices. The breakdown of the compromise plan undermines momentum for early action.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
J. Bennett Johnston
D-La
Iran quake survivors endure icy rain in Zarand area
Thousands of survivors in Iran huddle in leaking tents as relief convoys bring food heaters and plastic sheets to flooded quake villages. Death toll reported 521 to 589 with Bab Tangal hardest hit near Zarand and Gisk Sarbagh. Army and Red Lion and Sun set up 300 green tents housing about 4 000 people amid slushy conditions.
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Iran
UPI
Gray Mountain
Bab Tangal
Gisk
Sarbagh
Tehran
Army
Red Lion
Sun
Red Cross
Mohammad Tabatabi
Steel price rise seen as understandable by officials
Pittsburgh report notes UPI that most steel mill products would rise 5.9 percent in early 1978 with UPI sources citing the White House Council on Wage and Price Stability calling the increase understandable. United States Steel and National Steel matched 5.5 percent hikes, while Wheeling-Pittsburgh hinted at reversing a 7 percent rise to stay competitive.
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UPI
White House
Jack Meyer
The
Council On Wage and
Meyer
Wall Street
David Healy
Roy
Classified 447 0332 The Bennington Banner ad rates
Classified text lists contact details and subscription pricing for The Bennington Banner. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays, address at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont, carrier delivery 20 cents, monthly rates, and national service affiliations.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Landon Associates, Inc
Carter polishes order to shift budget control to CIA chief
PLAINS GA UPI President Carter works on an executive order placing all budgetary control for intelligence under CIA Director Stansfield Turner, with finalization before his return to the White House. He has named Frank Carlucci to the No 2 CIA post pending Senate confirmation. PARIS UPI US health rules ban most foie gras brands, sterilization at 230 degrees. makers argue 221 degrees preserves taste. Global Christmas reflections note peace hopes amid Israeli Arab tensions. Pope Paul VI urges courage in reform efforts.
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UPI
United States
U.S
America
Jesus
Rome
Paul VI
Neighborhood Pride Surges as Urban Activism Persists
A Gallup Poll reported in The Christian Science Monitor finds over half of U S city residents take pride in their neighborhoods and will work to prevent deterioration. The report notes resilient grass-roots activism and a reluctance to relocate despite bleak city forecasts.
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UPI
Gallup
Christian Science Monitor
U.S
Monitor
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