Connecticut Senator Urges Smoke Detectors in New Homes
Hartford UPI Sen George L Gunther R Stratford pushes a bill to require builders to install smoke detectors in all new single family homes noting fires and deaths from smoke inhalation He says adding the detector cost to home price would be about four or five dollars per year and asks the state fire marshal to inspect detectors for effectiveness The plan excludes existing homes and aims to shield new residences from fire risk.
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Hayes Fiedler urge expanded arts funding in Massachusetts
Helen Hayes and Arthur Fiedler led a roomful testimony before the Special Commission on the Performing Arts urging stronger public support for the arts in Massachusetts. Hayes praised openings but warned of the stakes for American culture, while Fiedler noted the Boston Symphony Orchestra faces a widening deficit and weathered attendance. Louise Tate emphasized arts as essential resources attracting people and business, and former Attorney General Robert H. Quinn argued art funding should match other public investments.
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Oil spill figures questioned at New England offshore hearing
Shell Oil executive C J Shirley told a Interior Department panel in Boston that federal spill estimates are greatly overstated for exploration of 1.2 million offshore acres. He noted strong environmental safeguards and 1 million dollars of cleanup gear in Rhode Island. The hearing, part of a four day schedule, examined 1.8 million acres off Georges Bank and potential leases amid boundary talks with Canada.
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Extradition fight in triple murder case heard in NH Supreme Court
Keene man Robert Smith seeks to avoid extradition to Massachusetts on December murders of Dr. Hugh Mahoney his wife Ruth and son John. Co-defendants Robert Wilson and Terrence Milan face related charges as hearings set for January with briefs due by December 21. Smith, Wilson inmates at NH State Prison, also tied to a March Greenfield Mass. killings case and recent escape attempt leading to punitive detention.
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