Weather outlook for New England states
Maine sees fog with showers or drizzle tonight and lows in the upper 30s to 40s. Friday brings clearing in the south with 50s north and 60s to low 70s south. New Hampshire reports fog and showers tonight with lows in the 40s and Friday highs from the low 60s to near 70s. Vermont expects occasional showers tonight and a low near 40.
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Boston Bomb Blast Injures Dozens at Suffolk County Court
A powerful blast on the second floor of the Suffolk County Courthouse damaged walls and left at least 18 injured. An anonymous caller warned of the bomb about 20 minutes before it exploded near the Anthony Jackson case, with authorities seeking a suspect described by witnesses. Police and federal agents investigated as evacuees were treated at nearby hospitals.
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West Kennebunk Seethes Over Home Business Denial and Vandalism
In West Kennebunk adults fear retaliation after zoning denied Mark E. Curtis a home car repair business. Anthony Ross, a vocal critic, had a window struck by a rock amid tense debate. Police report calmer streets with increased patrols, while some see a fragile uneasy truce.
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April in Paris trip by Biddeford High students
A group of Biddeford High School students led by Joseph A. Carrier will travel from Boston Logan Airport on Friday April 16 to Paris and return April 25. The trip is described as not school sponsored. Participants include Elaine Shapiro Steve Methot Donna Lamothe Karen Robert Diane Beaupre Marie LeBlond Bianca Binette Ellen Chenard Pamela Small Valerie Mantis James Laverriere Dennis Gagnong Peter Shourens Daniel Dutcher James Beaudry Richard Lapointe John Kenneally and Carrier.
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Saco River Cleansing Limits Pollution Upstream Plan
A study for the 208 Waste Treatment Planning program in Southern Maine indicates the Saco River requires about 10 miles of flow for natural cleansing of discharges. Dartmouth and the Southern Maine Regional Planning Commission note heavy metals pesticides and hazardous substances may resist natural treatment and threaten water supplies serving Biddeford Saco and nearby communities.
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WBZ TV Postpones Interracial Trial Program in Boston
WBZ TV will postpone airing a network program about the 1930s interracial rape trial to avoid inflaming current tensions in Boston. The program titled Judge Horton and The Scottsboro Boys was set to be shown but is delayed amid city unrest and public sensitivity.
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Dollars for Scholars officers elected at Wells school
The Wells-Ogunquit Dollars for Scholars elected officers: Rev. Oliver Carberry president Mrs. Oliver Carberry vice president George Perkins treasurer John J. Hanagan secretary and Mrs. Philip Withrow publicity secretary. Next meeting is April 27 at 7 30 p.m. at Wells Junior-Senior High School.
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TV ad revenue mix and network compensation share
National and regional spot commercials constitute about half of a TV station’s income. Local advertisements account for around 40 percent, with networks providing a 10 percent compensation fee for carrying their programs.
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Indians leave Baxter State Park encampment before 8 a.m. deadline
About two dozen Indians vacated their Abel Stream camp in Baxter State Park Maine ending a week long effort to establish a permanent settlement. Officials said the group numbering around 22 left without incident after negotiations with state authorities and tribal leaders. Nine arrested earlier faced district court today for trespassing.
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Longley weighs action on Maine state pay bill today
Gov. James B. Longley said he may act today on the bill granting state employees about 12 000 across the board raises of 11 a week, after deferring action to study surprises it contains. He kept open possible layoffs, tied to the economy, and criticized budget provisions for Pine Tree Legal Assistance, the State Museum, and the Maine State Archives while backing a reclassification plan for equal pay and advancement.
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