Refugees on Guam and Cold Weather Prince at Resolute Bay
Aerial view shows 20000 Vietnamese refugees on Guam as stories emerge from droughts and displacements. Prince Charles in Resolute Bay braved minus 28 degrees, diving and sloughing through ice for a staged welcome, then rode dogs across Ellesmere Island.
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Guam
UPI
Resolute Bay
Northwest Territories
Prince Charles
Joseph MacInnis
Canada
Ellesmere Island
North Pole
Brown University Ends Occupation After Spring Weekend
Brown University authorities reached a settlement Friday ending a 38 hour occupation of University Hall by about 40 black and Latin American students. The school remains faced with budget cuts and aims to increase minority enrollment, though no guarantees.
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Providence
Brown University
College Green
University Hall
Minorit
Brown
Donald Hornig
Hornig
Ivy's
Edelin seeks overturned verdict in abortion case
Dr. Kenneth C. Edelin returns to court in Boston to ask Suffolk Superior Court Judge James P. McGuire to overturn his manslaughter conviction from last February. The motion cites a claim that the verdict did not reflect the weight of the evidence and a hearing is set for Wednesday under a little used state law.
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New York
House of Delegates
New York State Medical Society
Ralph Emerson
Good Samaritan
Albany
Boston
Kenneth C. Edelin
Boston City Hospital
Suffolk Superior Court
James P. McGuire
McGuire
Edelin
State Supreme Court
William P. Homa
Drowning on Saco River Recovers Body of Young Man
Francis King, 23, of Massachusetts drowned when his canoe capsized on the Saco River near Conway New Hampshire. His body was found a few hundred feet from the last sighting after his life preserver apparently slipped. The incident involved four canoes, with others reaching shore safely and one treated for exposure.
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King
Newee
Douglas Wood
North Andover
Mass
Merrimack River
Hooksett
Hooksett-Manchester
Wood
Franklin
Newburyport
Barry
Connecticut
Gre Sorensen
Judy McElfish
West Hartford
White River
Sharon
Vermont
Henry Moca
New Hampshire Fish and Game Department
Popu
Saco Police Adds Third Night Beat for North Saco Areas
City Administrator John Dexter says the Saco police department added a third night patrol beat funded by two new officers under the Concentrated Employment Training Act and a rebuilt cruiser from Biddeford Vocational Center. The North Saco and Beach areas gain more protection as patrols expand from the town center.
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Saco
John Dexter
Biddeford
Dexter
Pollution Free SSTs The Industry’s Hidden Path
MIT aeronautics head Prof Rene Miller says nonpolluting SST engines are feasible and would avoid ozone depletion. A 500 craft fleet could cut ozone by 15 percent, raising skin cancer deaths by about 30 percent, while redesigning fuel burn could nearly eliminate NOx exhaust.
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Cambridge
Mass
Great Britain
France
Soviet Union
Earth
Rene Miller
Aeronautics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Miller
National Academy of Sciences
Queen Victoria Portrait Safe After Vault Break
In Peabody Massachusetts locksmiths opened a damaged vault to reveal a priceless oil painting of Queen Victoria valued over 250000 dollars. Thieves damaged the lock but did not enter the vault contents beyond a small cash sum and a typewriter. The 1867 portrait was a gift to George Peabody from the queen and remains secured.
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Peabody
Mass
Peabody Institute Library
Queen Victoria
Albert J. Cohen
Peabody Institute Board
George Peabody
England
Cohen
N E Telephone Bid On PUC Schedule
The Massachusetts Public Utilities Commission will resume hearings May 5 on New England Telephone's request for a 210 million rate increase. Public testimony at a sparsely attended session opposed the rise, with critics citing high dividends, executive pay, and calls for charity rate relief. The petition, filed in November, seeks about a 30 percent overall rise with varied changes, including a doubled 10 cent pay phone charge.
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Boston
State Public Utilities Commission
New England
State House
Commonwealth
Arnold Rosenthal
Brookline
Rosenthal
Friends Service Committee
Charles Kennedy
Clinton
Millinocket Man Is Arson Suspect
A 22 year old Millinocket man faces arson breaking and entering and larceny charges after four weekend fires in Millinocket. Carl Dyer was arrested in Bangor after a high speed chase and also faces traffic charges. Damages are estimated at 70 000 to three buildings including WMKR radio station. Fire destroyed a private aircraft and hangar at the airport for about 10 000. A stolen Great Northern Paper Co pickup truck burned near a dealer, costing 5 000, and another fire at a Great Northern storage building at North Twin Lake caused 6 000 in damage.
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Millinocket
Dist. Atty
David Cox
Carl Dyer
Penobscot
Bangor
Dyer
Cox
Mill
John Keyes
WMKR
Great Northern Paper Co
Great Northern
North Twin Lake
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New Hampshire Department of Public Works and Highways
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Georgetown University
Washington Redskins
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Art Buchwald
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
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N.B
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Maine Civil Air Patrol
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Merrimack
N.Y
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Fortier
Bacon St
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Cycle Mart
Saco Ave
C.B
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