Boston tax package in trouble at launching
Boston Mayor Kevin H White faces failure to push his tax package. Governor Michael S Dukakis warned there is no prospect of state or metropolitan tax approval in the foreseeable future. The fiscal plan aimed to ease Boston's financial pressures hinges on legislative action unlikely to occur soon.
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Boston
UPI
Kevin H. White
Michael St. Dukakis
White
Massachusetts
Boston Public Schools, An Unpopular Suggestion In A Legislature Dominated Peorge
Kite
Frost home an historic place in Franconia NH
The summer retreat of poet Robert Frost in Franconia New Hampshire has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The house, co one and a half stories, now private, is slated for possible purchase by the town. Frost lived there with his family from 1915 to 1920 and died in 1963 at age 88.
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Washington
UPI
Robert Frost
Franconia
John Durkin
D-N.h
Frost
Maine Receives Major Food Aid From Federal Programs
Maine’s fiscal year ending June 30 saw nearly 50 million dollars in federal food and nutrition aid. Key figures include 36,267,672 for the food stamp program and 8,664,064 reimbursed to support school lunches.
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Augusta
Maine
UPI
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ice fishing season kicks off in New Hampshire
Edgar Garland, 82, of Laconia, New Hampshire, checks his gear for the January 1 ice fishing season start while kibitzing with Greg Dubois, age 4, in a UPI photo.
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Edgar Garland
Laconia, N.H
Greg Dubois
UPI
Ex trooper retrial set over bank robbery case
In Concord New Hampshire UPI reports testimony will begin December 2 in the retrial of former state trooper William Simpson accused as an accomplice in the February 20 Farmers and Traders National Bank robbery in West Stewartstown. He aided by Richard Hogg who was acquitted. The first trial hung after 13 hours. A mistrial was declared and a new trial ordered. Jurors toured the crime site prior to the retrial.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
U.S
New Hampshire
West Stewartstown
William Simpson
Richard Hogg
Farmers and Traders National Bank
Hogg
Simpson
Hugh Bownes
Monay
New Hampshire utility stock slides on EPA Seabrook ruling
Public Service Co of New Hampshire warns investors after EPA decision limits Seabrook nuclear plant cooling tunnels. Kotowski says stock traded around $20 earlier, fell to $19, while awaiting EPA Administrator Train's ruling on the appeal.
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EPA
Manchester, N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
New York Stock Exchange
Seabrook
Frank Kotowski
The
Public Service Co
Kotowski
Environmental Protection Agency
Seabrook Station
Otowski
Wall Street Journal
PSC
Russell Train
Paralyzed man dubbed Fagin faces new charges in Hartford
In East Hartford, Charles Hays, 42, described as a modern day Fagin who mentored youths in burglary, appeared in court as his bonds were increased and additional burglary and larceny charges filed. Hays, paralyzed from the arms, sat at the bench with help while his son and three others faced detention. Bail was set at 15000, with possible transfer to Somers prison for medical care. Others named include Albert Staley, 19, Randy Lantz, 23, Charles E. Hays Jr., 20, and Lewis D. Harrison, 19, all with no permanent address.
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East Hartford, Conn
UPI
Fagin
Charles Hays
Common Pleas
Nicholas Armentano
Hays
Ohio Oe
Burne
John M. Bailey Jr
Charles Dickens
Oliver Twist
Bailey
Glastonbury
Glastonury
Joseph Chiarelli
Hamden
Somers
Aysey
Albert Staley
Tallahasee
Fla
Randy Lantz
Colchester
Charles E. Hays Jr
Lewis D. Harrison
Kentucky
Hartford
Betty Ford Visits Cape Cod Hospital Cornerstone Ceremony
First Lady Betty Ford appeared briefly at a Cape Cod Hospital cornerstone laying, commending staff for health services before blaming the chilly damp weather for Cape Cod living. Her short visit disappointed some of the about 600 attendees.
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Hyannis
Mass
UPI
Betty Ford
Cape Cod Hospital
Cape Cod
Girl dies in collapsed tunnel near Kingston New Hampshire
Anne Hannagan thirteen year old daughter of Selectman Charles Hannagan died Tuesday when buried about six feet under earth for over an hour in a tunnel near Route 125. Police and firefighters could not revive her. Cause of death listed as asphyxiation. Sheriff Eldridge said no autopsy. Neighbors said youths had built the tunnel for some time.
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Kingston, N.H
UPI
Anne Hannagan
Miss Hannagan
Charles Hannagan
Rockingham County
Newspaper Jobs Lead After Steel and Auto Industries
In 1975, employment in newspapers reached 378,500, ranking behind only steel and automobile sectors in U S industry payroll. The figure highlights the sizable workforce sustaining daily print media and related operations nationwide.
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America
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