Third historical site in Mass is attacked
A fire was set at the Bradford House in Kingston, a 1674 landmark, marking the third袭 attack on Massachusetts historic sites in a week. Police and fire officials say a flammable substance ignited outside the house causing minor damage to two windows and shingles.
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UPI
Bradford
Massachusetts
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William Bradford
Plymouth
Plymouth Rock
Boston
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Charles V. Barry
Barry
FBI
National Park Service
Massachusetts Historical Commission
Guzzi
Commonwealth
Kennedy Faces Primary Challenge Over Desegregation
Boston attorney Robert Emmet Dinsmore, 44, announced plans to oppose Senator Edward M. Kennedy in the Democratic primary citing opposition to the city’s desegregation orders. Dinsmore warned of an extremely difficult race, arguing voters want action and a fresh perspective, while avoiding the 1969 Chappaquiddick incident in any campaign discussion.
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UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
Robert Emmet Dinsmore
Kennedy
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
Dinsmore
Massachusetts
Stafford backs clean air law amid Republican support
Five Republican senators urged President Ford to drop opposition to a provision protecting air quality in clean air regions. Senator Buckley led the push saying the committee favors flexible, state responsibility driven criteria to cut uncertainty while pursuing environmental goals, with backing from Baker, Stafford, McClure, and Domenici.
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UPI
Ford
Senate Public Works Committee
Buckley
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Robert Stafford
Vermont
James McClure
Idaho
Pete Domenici
New Mexico
Rumsfeld denies aiding Japan Lockheed dealings
Washington based cable press reports detail friction over a 1976 Japan Lockheed P3 Orion sale and Rumsfeld's alleged intercession. Defense officials deny involvement while Greener states the secretary did not see the cable. The Times cites discussions on US Navy purchases, commissions, and guarantees to keep Lockheed viable.
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Lockheed
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Times
New Hampshire Court seeks curb on trial information
New Hampshire Superior Court judges proposed rules to restrict what lawyers can share about criminal cases. They would bar out of court statements and limit disclosure of investigations arrests and prior records to reduce pretrial publicity. The plan, printed in the New Hampshire Law Weekly, will be reviewed by the state bar on June 17 and comments invited from lawyers but not reporters.
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Federal District Court
Attorney General
Thomas Rath
Attorney General’s
Egypt condemns Syria invasion of Lebanon
Cairo says Syria's military intervention in Lebanon is a cancer that threatens occupation and massacres. Ismail Fahmi denounces the move in a letter to the Arab League amid calls for a pan Arab peacemaking drive led by the PLO. Egypt backs the PLO and an urgent foreign ministers conference as Arab states weigh a unified response.
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Fahmi
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PLO
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Yemen
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Strikers Picket Time Inc Offices Across Cities
The Newspaper Guild strikes Time Inc publishers of Time Life publications in New York Boston and Chicago. Wage talks collapsed and no new talks scheduled. About 1014 reporters writers researchers and typesetters affected as Time Inc plans to keep publishing with supervisors covering struck work.
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Time
People
Sports Illustrated
Fortune
Money
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50Th Street
Time Out
Time Magazine
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Boston
Chicago
Bennington Banner Classified Rates and Contact Info
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays. Classified line lists telephones 447-7567 and 447-0332, address 425 Main St Bennington VT 05201, and rates for home delivery and subscriptions within Vermont and nationwide. Rates include 3 months for $9.00, 6 months $18.00, 1 year $36.00 with various regional options.
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