Two Globe reporters among seven held on marijuana charges
Seven people including Boston Globe reporters Manli Ho and John B Wood were arrested at a Sandwich cabin on marijuana growing charges. Police seized about 200 plants. suspects also include Edward and Laura Harding Kathleen Stickle Stephen J Sally and Lawrence L Hunt from various towns.
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N.H
Upt
Boston Globe
John B. Wood
Cambridge
Globe
Wood
Manli Ho
Edward and
Laura Harding
Kathleen Stickle
Stephen J. Sally
East Dennis
Lawrence L. Hunt
Marion
Seven out of 10 workers steal says detective Lipman
Hartford based private investigator Mark Lipman claims seven of ten workers steal from employers. He describes years of undercover work, methods, and the psychology of guilt, noting steals range from small items to large cash losses and that informants often confess under his scrutiny.
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UPI
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Cam Bend
UConn Summer Course Teaches How To Build A Bomb
University of Connecticut students in the Experimental College study how to grow marijuana and how to build an atomic bomb. The handbook says the bomb course will not construct or obtain nuclear material and aims to illustrate nuclear power dangers using public information.
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Uconn
Experimental College
From Bennington to Poughkeepsie
Denise V. Sweeney, formerly assistant to the dean of studies at Bennington College from 1961 to 1966, has been named assistant to the dean of the faculty at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, New York.
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Poughkeepsie, N.Y
Denise V. Sweeney
Bennington College
Vassar College
Yale woman exits sex harassment suit at Yale
Eugenia Leftwich, a Yale University student from Dallas, withdrew from a lawsuit alleging sexual harassment by faculty. She declined to explain her decision. The suit, filed earlier this year by four women students, named English professor Michael G. Cooke as the harasser.
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UPI
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Eugenia Leftwich
Dallas
Texas
Anne Simon
New Haven
Miss Leftwich
Michael G. Cooke
Shaker Village to Host Hearty Breakfasts in Sept and Oct
Hancock Shaker Village announces three hearty Shaker breakfasts in the Believers' Dining Room of the 1830 Brick Dwelling on Sept 25 Oct 2 and Oct 9 from 10 a.m. to noon. Reservations required with a five dollar per person charge.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Hancock Shaker Village
P.O. Box
New Hampshire Bans Smoking in Public Buildings
Concord New Hampshire smokers may not light up in libraries museums indoor theatres elevators public areas of hospitals and sports arenas A new law effective Saturday bans smoking and requires signs to show where smoking is prohibited or allowed in all public buildings
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Concord
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
Vermont and federal energy and education actions span Vermont
Vermont news notes Rep. James Jeffords pressuring Energy Secretary Schlesinger for open discussion on energy department plans. Johnson State College wins a 48000 grant to test writing skills across Vermont colleges. Lt. Gov Buckley promotes hiring the handicapped with outreach to 200 firms. Burlington plans wood chip power demo at Moran plant, aiming 7.5 megawatts and a 50 megawatt future. About 600 homes to be winterized under a 261000 federal program. Addison County farmers gain eligible status for federally subsidized animal feed program.
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UPI
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R-Vt
Energy
James Schlesinger
Jeffords
Energy Department
White House
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Burlington Electric Department
Moran
BEC
Robert Young
Montpelier
Federal Energy Administration
State Office of Economic Opportunity
API
US Department of Agriculture
Vermont
Addison
Farmers Home Administration
Court probes Fuchsberg amid ethics concerns in New York
Albany reports: Court of Appeals Chief Judge Breitel convened a panel to evaluate Associate Judge Jacob D. Fuchsberg amid newspaper disclosures of profits from short term securities. Fuchsberg welcomed the inquiry as necessary to uphold court morale and public confidence.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Charles D. Breitel
Jacob D. Fuchsberg
Fuchsberg
Breitel
Berkshire Storm Knocks Out Power To 4400 Homes
A violent electrical storm Monday night against Berkshire utilities left about 4,400 customers without power, mainly in South Berkshire. Lightning struck power equipment and trees fell on wires in Otis Becket Sandisfield New Marlborough and Tolland Hampden County. Power was restored by morning.
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Berkshire
Otis
Becket
Sandisfield
New Marlborough
Hampden
Tolland
Merchants' Sunday sale cases dismissed in Berkshire court
Six cases from last year’s merchants’ revolt against Sunday sales laws were dismissed in District Court of Southern Berkshire after eight months of continuance. Charges against Zayre's Country Girl K-Mart Step-in-Style Brooks Discount Store and Kenver Ltd. were for December Sunday openings.
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District Court of
Southern Berkshire
Zayre’s
Country Girl
K-Mart
Step-in-Style
Brooks Discount Store
Kenver Ltd
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