Arrowhead murder in Stamford woman found in grave
Autopsy by Chief Medical Examiner Elliott Gross shows an unidentified white woman in her late 20s to early 30s died from an arrow wound. The arrow pierced the chest, severing a major heart artery, with a triple edged arrowhead recovered. Police call it a homicide and seek dental records for ID.
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Stamford, Conn
Connecticut
Elliott Gross
Thomas R. O'Connor
Gross
Greenwich
NH and Mass AGs challenge Seabrook permit
New Hampshire and Massachusetts attorneys general join appeals against the NRC seabrook construction permit. Massachusetts files 27 objections questioning need, cost, cooling impact on marine ice, evacuation plans, and alternative energy exploration. New Hampshire adds two challenges including conditional permit based on EPA cooling approval and errors in death toll estimates.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Seabrook
U.S. Atomic Safety and Licensing Appeals Board
NRC
Appeals Board
Atty. Gen. Ellyn Weiss
Commission
Public Service Co
Massachusetts Attorney General's Office
Governor Meldrim Thomson Shows Fire For Third Term
EAST KINGSTON NH AP Gov. Meldrim Thomson's son Peter says the governor is fired up for a third term as he outlined a campaign built on his record and opposition to broad based taxes. A fund raiser at horseman William Rosenberg's Willrose Farm drew about 150 attendees as Thomson pledged to run and led with the tax issue.
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Kingston
N.H
Peter Thomson
Thomson
Meldrim Thomson
William Rosenberg
Concord
Rosenberg Ao
Willrose Farm
John King
Rosenberg Farm
Governor’s Committee
Hope
Body found after downed plane crashes near Hanscom AFB
A single engine Cherokee Arrow 180 headed to Hanscom AFB crashed near a field by Valley Road shortly before 4 am. One body was found. whether male or female and if more than one occupant survived is unknown. FAA noted takeoff at 3:30 am from Logan. Cause undetermined. Hanscom lies in Lexington, near Route 128.
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Donald Birch
Lexington Police Department
Hanscom
Birch
Federal Aviation Administration
Logan International Airport
Boston
Ford
Hanscom Afb
Lexington
Valley Road
Massachusetts 128
Greater
Kenyans dying in Ugandan bloodbath reported
Nairobi reports from Kenya's official news agency describe Kenyans shot by Ugandan troops near Kampala as Idi Amin's purge follows the Israeli raid freeing hostages. Refugees arrive in Bungoma while Britain faces accusations amid calls to account for Dora Bloch.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Uganda
Idi Amin
Amin
John Owino
Bungoma
Near
Kampala
Morris
Tey
James Callaghan
House of Commons
Dora Bloch
Bloch
Callaghan
James Horrocks
Britain
Horrocks
American bishop may be canonized by pope this year
Cardinal Krol of Philadelphia said Pope Paul VI is expected to canonize John Neumann, the 19th century bishop of Philadelphia, this fall after the Vatican panel recommended the sainthood based on a healed boy’s recovery from bone cancer in 1963. Neumann would be the first American male saint, joining Mother Cabrini and Mother Seton.
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Vatican City
John Cardinal Krol
Philadelphia
Paul VI
John Neumann
America
Cardinal Krol
Corrado Cardinal Bafile
Vatican Congregation For the Causes of Saints
Krol
Bafile
Paul
Neumann
Michael Flanigan
Wildwood
Pope Paul
Cardinal Kroll
Bohemia
Czechoslovakia
New York
Ariest
Mother Cabrini
Mother Seton
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Plymouth Rock
Old England
U.S
United States
London Daily Express
Jomo Kenyatta
Taiwan
Lord Killanin
International Olympic Committee
Philip 0. Krumm
U.S. Olympic Committee
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Robert J. Kane
Kane
Webber Hospital
Electrolux Call Anytime
J. Durfee
Melvin Ave
D.C
Beach Call
Crowley’s Lobster Pound
Dick & Bev’s
Biddeford Pool
Biddeford Pools
Farmington, Conn
Cathleen Kowalski
Danbury, Conn
University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine
Claude Dubois
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