New England bases face closure rumors and job losses
Amid dismay over possible Pentagon base closings in New England Westover AFB Chicopee Otis AFB Boston Naval Shipyard Quonset Point NAS and Davisville Seabee base are cited as at risk. Politicians push for review while officials warn of a multibillion dollar regional economic impact and thousands of lost jobs.
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Elliot L. Richardson
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Thomas P. O'Neill
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Edward W. Brooke
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Thomas O'Neill
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