Pittsfield native named to Rhode Island Home Insurance post
Kathryn Hazen, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hazen, attends Berkshire Medical Center in Pittsfield. Robert O Ford of 583 Tyler St is named administrator of Providence RI field office for Home Insurance Co of New York. He serves as a former special agent in New Haven since 1962 and has roots in Southington Connecticut. He is a UMass graduate and former Factory Insurance Association inspector. He has been active in the Jaycees and Miss Connecticut pageant staff, and is married to Martha Jane Billings of Fairfield Connecticut.
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Robert O. Ford
Frank W. Ford
Tyler St
Providence, R.L
The
Home Insurance Co
New York
Rhode Island
New Haven, Conn
Pittsfield
St. Joseph's High School
University of Massachusetts
Factory Insurance Association of Philadelphia
Southington
Conn
Jaycees
Martha Jane Billings
Fairfield
Christmas Eve Service at Morningside Baptist Church
The annual service takes place tonight at 7 20 with the theme In the Beginning and Now. The program contrasts human technological progress with relationship problems. Senior and youth choirs lead music while the Insighters present tableaux. Candles will close the ceremony. The public is invited.
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Morningside Baptist Church
Court Upholds Grounding of Motorists in Fatalities
Massachusetts Supreme Court rules a driver may have license revoked after fatal highway crash even if criminal charges are cleared. Armand Poitras of Lynn involved in 1968 fatal pedestrian crash. conviction dropped and license restored before high court decision. Court cites national disgrace in highway deaths and upholds distinction between ordinary violations and those involving fatalities.
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Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Armand Poitras
Lynn
Poitras
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Supreme Court
High Court
Massachusetts High Court signals end to charity immunity for hospitals
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court warned that it will abolish charitable immunity for hospitals unless the legislature acts within a year. The decision stems from a Carney Hospital infant death case, noting the doctrine is antiquated though not unconstitutional, and urging prospective legislative action.
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Massachusetts Supreme Court
Massachusetts
High Court
Commonwealth
Carney Hospital
Raymond
Wilkins
Carney
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Kathryn Hazen
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Martin Walsh
Exeter Ave
Minnie Joyce
Peru
Leroy Bartlett
Dalton
Suzanne Boudreau
Raymond Boudreau
Claremont St
St. Luke’s
Francis Tompkins
Holmes Road
Daniel E. Oakes
Robert C, Ford
Morningside Baptist
Hoppy Holida
Lipton’s
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ORIG
Bermuda
Nyon
Orion
Moral
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Bradlees
Merrill Road
Columbus Ave
Value Mart
Mike Hashim
Larry Hashim
John Hanford
Tony Rizzo
Harold Dietrich
Senats
S.S. Pierce Liquors
W. Housatonic ST
Berkshire Hills
Manchester
N.H
Amalgamated Bus Drivers Union
Afl-Cio
John Moran
Manchester Transit Co
Moran
Union Street Railway Inc
Whitman & Old Dominion
Merry
Allyour Pharmaceuticals
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