Creeks Targeted to End Public Highway Status
Harrisburg legislator Rep. Russell E Headlee proposes repealing acts of 1799 and 1802 that made two Greene County creeks official public highways The plan aims to revert creeks to mere waterways Greene County Planning Commission seeks conversion to recreational areas Historians note the creeks served canal-like uses as Monongahela River tributaries
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Harrisburg
Russell E. Headlee
Greene County
Headlee
Greene County Planning Commission
Northeast Airlines orders six new planes to boost New England service
Northeast Airlines plans to buy six Fairchild Hiller FH-227 turbo prop planes for more than 9 million dollars to replace DC-3s and some DC-6Bs in New England. An option for nine more planes was announced. Delivery begins next May with 48 seats at 300 mph. Board chairman George B. Storer Jr. said headquarters stay in Boston and denied merger or speculation. A CAB hearing for a permanent New York to Florida operation is set for March 16, 1966.
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Northeast Airlines
New England
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New England Council
Storer
Civil Aeronautics Board
New York
Florida
CAB
Northeast
Judge Declares News Prejudicial Rounds Mistrial in Hartford Case
In Hartford Superior Court Judge Joseph W. Bogdanski granted a defense motion for a mistrial after a newspaper published a court account while jurors were out. Defendants include Rinaldo DiPietrantonio of Newington and Harold Unsworth of Hartford in a conspiracy and breaking and entering with violence case over a Suffield Market burglary attempt.
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Joseph W. Bogdanski
Rinaldo DiPietrantonio
Newington
Harold Unsworth
Hartford
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Suffield
Peter J. Zaccagnino
John Fitzgerald
Zaccagnino
Fitzgerald
Shirley Barker Novelist Found Dead in Car
Shirley Barker a 54 year old novelist was found dead Thursday in an automobile at her Penacook New Hampshire home. Merrimack County Medical Referee Dr James Park ruled the death a suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning. Barker wrote historical novels including Rivers Parting Liza Bowe and Strange Wives. She graduated from the University of New Hampshire and Radcliffe College and was affiliated with the New York Public Library and the New Hampshire State Library.
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Penacook
Shirley Barker
Merrimack County
James Park
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