New England governors back regional veterinary school
New England governors support a regional veterinary medicine school to be run by six states and Tufts. The plan calls for a four year program with the first two years near Tufts in Medford and the last two years at state university sites across New England.
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Stockbridge
Mass
UPI
New England
Tufts University
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
Governors Conference
Philip Noel
Rhode Island
Michael S. Dukakis
Massachusetts
Ella Grasso
Connecticut
Mas Salmon
Vermont
James Longley
Maine
J. Joseph Arrahy
Richard Snelling
Stee Goeeedeteri Veterinary School
Thomas Murnane
Tufts
Medford
Murnane
Lyndon student breaks world hot dog record
Lyndon State College junior Waldner from Norwalk Connecticut devoured 21 hot dogs in four minutes and 15 seconds to surpass the prior record of 20 in four minutes and 47 seconds. The event aired as part of a television production course with four contestants.
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UPI
Waldner
Norwalk
Conn
Lyndon State College
Guinnes
Labor urges probe of Seabrook plant order
Boston unions press Congress to seek reversal of an $2 million Seabrook nuclear plant order issued six days after Ford loss. EPA denied politics. McGlennon seeks more marine impact data while construction continues, risking jobs and regional economy. Union leaders vow action.
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Seabrook
Boston
UPI
Organized Labor
Congress
Ford
Environmental Protection Agency
N.H
EPA
Paul Keogh
Walter J. Ryan
Massachusetts State Labor Council
New England
Public Service Co
Newce
Washington
John Ass. McGlennon
McGlennon
Robert F. Drinan
Boston Building Trades
William Cleary
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Joseph Sullivan
Massachusetts
Pbor Council
Christmas Fair at St. John by-the-Sea Episcopal Church
Old Orchard Beach church sponsors an annual Christmas fair on Saturday December 4 from 2 to 8 p.m. at St John Street Church features decorations crafts handmade items baked goods and antiques with a baked ham supper served from 5 to 7 p.m.
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Old Orchard Beach
St. John by-the-Sea
Episcopal Church
St. John Street
New York City Tickets Draw New Hampshire Complaint
Ira Royer of Manchester, 54, faces a $275 bill for unpaid NYC traffic tickets from 1975 though he has not visited the city in 25 years. He joins others in New Hampshire who report unclear summons notices listing multiple fines, misdated or mismatched vehicle details. Police Chief Thomas King sought an explanation from New York authorities, but has received no reply.
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Ira Royer
Manchester
N.H
New York City
Royer
UPI
Big Apple
Roger
Derry
Littleton
Gotham
Ashington D.C
Ira
Thomas King
New York
King
Dentists hail drillless decay removal method
Tufts University researchers report a spray process that breaks down tooth decay with GK 101 and flushes it away reducing drill use. In a study from the Journal of the American Dental Association they treated 61 cavities in 50 patients, removing decay completely in 58 cases and partially in three others. Drilling was needed only for difficult cases.
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Boston
UPI
Tufts University School of Medicine
Melvin Goldman
Goldman
Joseph H. Kronman
Journal of the American Dental Association
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