Maine senators race looms as Carter aids Hathaway effort
Washington reports Republican plans to unseat Sen. William D Hathaway of Maine with a major fundraising push. Maine native Kenneth M. Curtis notes Hathaway’s 1978 run is pressure filled, with Rep. William S. Cohen mounting a challenge. Curtis adds Carter may campaign for Hathaway, while conservative groups build a strong war chest.
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Former Rhode Island governor to lobby for nuclear plant support
Former Gov. Philip W. Noel will provide free legal services to supporters of a Charlestown nuclear plant through the New England Law Foundation. He aims to speed federal approval, arguing the project could boost Rhode Island’s economy and create jobs, while denying ties to business interests.
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Thomson lashes out at critics in New Hampshire
Gov. Meldrim Thomson denounces black leaders planning protests over his criticisms of United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young and Martin Luther King Jr. He calls critics a stripe of people who don’t believe in orderly government while facing pushback from Rev. Ralph Henley. Coretta King cannot attend a September rally in New Hampshire.
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Boston council candidate campaigns from jail
A jailed former Boston School Committee member runs his campaign from Dedham’s Norfolk County jail as Boston holds a September 27 preliminary for City Council seats. Paul Ellison, 36, is serving a two year sentence after a $4000 city theft conviction and denies the alleged check cashing scheme. His sister Ann Reveliotis manages the bid while his family relocates. Ellison’s parole hearing is set for October 6 and he seeks a new motion.
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