New York court narrows child support for independent minors
The New York Court of Appeals ruled that a parent need not continue support for an employable minor who leaves home to live independently. The decision centered on a 20 year old daughter who moved out of college housing against her father’s wishes and sought ongoing support. The court emphasized that parental duty to support is conditioned by the child’s obedience to reasonable parental discipline.
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N.Y
UPI
New York City
John Scileppi
Court of Appeals
Parenthhood
University of Louisville
Two guards killed in N C school confirmed
In Wilmington North Carolina detectives reported they could not locate any suspect as two guards were killed at a school. The case drew UPI notes on the investigation and ongoing search for a shooter.
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N.C
Wilmington
UPI
Four killed in allegedly set Bay State fire in Worcester
A three alarm apartment fire on Irving Street in Worcester, near City Hall, killed four people and injured more than six. Two victims were identified as Norberto Santiago, 18, and Herbert Freeman. authorities believe the blaze started in two stairwells and was incendiary. Firefighters contained the fire after about three hours as residents were evacuated.
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Herbert Freeman
Irving Street
Edward M. Hackett
Hackett
Rooming House
City Hall
New Hampshire Stands First in Presidential Primary
The New Hampshire House adopted a Senate backed technical amendment to backdate the state primary from March 14 to March 7 in a move to keep it the first in the nation. Gov. Walter Peterson is expected to sign once formalities are done as NH has held the earliest primary since 1952.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
House
Senate
Florida
America
Walter Peterson
Rock festival to challenge Jeffords ordinance in Vermont
Dennis Morrisseau plans a fund raising concert in Richmond for the Vermont chapter of the ACLU to test a municipal ordinance that bars rock concerts. The event, titled Grandfathers' Country Music and Rock Festival, aims for 3,000 to 4,000 attendees and will feature fiddlers, banjo players, and rock groups. The Vermont chapter contends the rule violates First Amendment assembly rights and equal protection, noting Richmond and other towns adopted the ordinance requiring venues to meet lengthy limits.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Richmond
Dennis Morrisseau
James Jeffords
Morrisseau
Pietrangeli deported after murder charge dropped in Rutland
In Rutland Vermont UPI reports Saverio Pietrangeli 29 was deported to Rome after a murder charge in the April 15 shooting of Mrs Iona Lee was dropped. The charge was dropped as his visa had expired and a Rutland County Grand Jury refused to indict on insanity grounds.
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UPI
Saverio Pietrangeli
Rome
Italy
Rutland County
Robert Tepper
Pietrangeli
Caldwell Development Corp named to build Troy Uncle Sam Mall
In New York the Caldwell Development Corp of Buffalo won the contract to build and manage the Troy Uncle Sam Mall after selection from four semifinalist developers. Richard B. Devane announced the choice as part of stateUrban Development Corp and Uncle Sam Mall Corp decision processes.
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Troy Uncle Sam Mall
Caldwell Development Corp
Buffalo
Uncle Sam Mall Corp
Richard B. Devane
State Urban Development Corp
Caldwell Corp
Adams Selectman accuses Williams students of meddling in ski project
Adams Selectman Fred Dabrowski claims a Williams College student and associates behind him are sabotaging his ski area study. John W. Hauck of Cincinnati sent two letters to the selectmen about an Evergreen Maine resort project by Joseph R. Dragone of Springfield, including a libelous claim and a claim construction halted for nonpayment. Dabrowski says the men from Williamstown seek to ruin Adams necessities of life. In Pittsfield, George Bulgarelli, 50, of Berkshire Anti-Pollution District, survives a Route 8 crash en route to Clarksburg to probe an alleged Fourth of July bonfire. GE announces moving 500 NYC staff to Fairfield Connecticut HQ as part of mid-1974 schedule.
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Fred Dabrowski
Williams College
Tas
John W. Hauck
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Evergreen
Maine
Joseph R. Dragone
Springfield
Dragone
Mount Greylock
Andrew J. Dilk
Dabrowski
Hauck
Williamstown
Lanesboro
George Bulgarelli
Pittsfield
Berkshire
Bulgarelli
Clarksburg
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