Durkin aide resigns amid staff shakeup in Washington
Joseph Grandmaison, administrative assistant to Sen. John A. Durkin, resigns citing fatigue and a need to refocus on his future. Two other staffers quit and two were fired. Grandmaison says his departure is unrelated to recent firings and notes his work on campaigns for Dukakis and Durkin.
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Dottie Clark
Center
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John Affleck
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Nashua
Massachusett
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Dukakis
Ridgefield Feud Over Fence Sparks Discrimination Claim
Black entertainer Godfrey accuses Ridgefield officials of harassment over his skin color amid a dispute with Cambridge who built a 12 to 20 foot fence along Buck Hill Road. Town seeks court order to remove the fence and $35000 in damages, citing safety and road access concerns.
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Godfrey
New York
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Cambridge
Fossi
Buck Hill Road
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Danbury Superior Court
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Concord
N.H
Herbert J. Quinn
U.S
Quinn
Era
Northern Ireland
Britain
Hugh H
Bownes
Vincent P. Dunn
Dunn
U.S. Court of Appeals
Boston
Pre Trial Hearing Set in Saxe Murder Robbery Case
A pretrial session in the Susan E. Saxe murder robbery case is scheduled in Suffolk Superior Court. Defense motions seek moving Saxe from Worcester County Jail toward closer facilities. prosecutors may set a trial date. Security at the hearing is tightened with limited visitors and metal detectors.
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Boston
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Suffolk Superior Court
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Miss Saxe
Worcester County
West Boylston
Walter Schroeder
State Street Bank
Brighton
Suffolk County Asst. Dist. Atty
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Nancy Gertner
McLaughlin
Worcester
Joseph A. Smith
Sunday Mall Sales Defy Rhode Island Law
Rhode Island malls opened Sundays defying state law to draw out of state shoppers. Budget official John C. Murray doubts illegal Sunday openings will boost tax receipts, while Warwick and Lincoln Mall report crowd spillover. Police largely abstain from enforcing the Sunday rule amid manpower limits.
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Warwick
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Lincoln Mall
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New Hampshire Hospitals Balk at Christmas Decorations
Concord reports show hospital officials denied 1200 for holly garlands citing executive council cuts to pesmones funds. Gov Thomson criticized a large tree purchase last year and council action halted future holiday spending.
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Wheelock
Pesmones
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