Rhode Island's Governor Garrahy Inaugurated Amid 19-Gun Salute
Rhode Island swears in Governor Joel Garrahy as a 19 gun salute echoes from the State House steps. The ceremony includes a first ever sign language translation for 55 deaf students, provided by three interpreters led by James Cooney. Garrahy vows open government and national realism.
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New England Mayors Huddle Over Public Works Funds Suit
Lawrence Mayor John Buckley leads 18 city representatives in a statewide session to decide on a possible class action against the federal government over public works funding. Mayors postponed a decision until a Boston meeting with EDA official John Corrigan, aiming to challenge the funding formula that affected older cities.
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Malden
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Waltham
Beverly
Quincy
Salem
Holyoke
Marblehead
Somerville
Investor abandons expansion at Seabrook plant and nearby CT project
New England Electric System will not expand its stake in Seabrook nuclear project or in a Connecticut plant. EPA regional head McGlennon blocked Seabrook cooling towers over marine life concerns, a decision under review by EPA Administrator Train. NEE cited the ruling as making the plant a poor investment risk.
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Nee
Tuesday McGlennon
Byortheast Utilities
Welfare expands emergency utility aid in Massachusetts
Massachusetts Welfare Department agrees to temporarily broaden emergency assistance to avert utility shutoffs amid a court order. Judge Skinner required restoration for 21 to 30 days and above all, officials must notify locals before expanding the program further.
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Massachusetts Law Reform Institute
Salem babysitter sought in Tiffany Stevens death
Tiffany Stevens five was found dead in her Newburyport apartment. Mark Noucher twenty of Salem was wounded and captured after a gunfight with police. Authorities planned to seek a murder warrant and charged him with assault with intent to murder.
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Donald R. Finnis
Jeanne Noucher
Robert F. Jones
Ewburyport
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