Weather outlook guides New England into Sunday
Maine sees rain or drizzle likely through Sunday with highs 60 to 70 and tonight’s low near 60. New Hampshire faces showers tonight and Sunday with highs near 70 and overnight low around 60. VermontExpect showers and thunderstorms to taper Sunday morning then linger in northern mountains with highs 70 or lower and tonight’s lows in the 50s. Extended outlook for Southern New England clears Monday then stays fair Tuesday and Wednesday with highs in the 70s and overnight lows in the 50s to low 60s.
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Court allows abortion without parents' OK
Massachusetts teens could have abortions without parental knowledge after a Supreme Court stay on a 1974 law requiring parental consent or court permission. A 15-year-old testified she would not have to wait for judge approval, while advocates warned of personal hardship for many minors. The ruling prompts state court interpretation of good cause and mature minor exceptions and sets the stage for further legal clarity amid contested meanings of parental veto and consultation.
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Red Tide Closes Maine Shellfish Harvest Areas
Maine Marine Resources closes a coastal stretch from Pemaquid Point to the New Hampshire line to digging or taking whelks and snails due to red tide. Mussels, surf clams remain banned. Washington County section also shut. Lobster and finfish remain safe to eat per officials.
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Isidore Wreck on York Coast Ends Maiden Voyage
Captain Foss sailed Isidore despite warnings as a blizzard raged along the coast. The bark was driven onto rocks at Wells with seven of fifteen bodies recovered, including Tendell the cook and a headless Clement Stone. cursed by a dream that predicted seven coffins.
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Harrises Face Claims of Jury Bias in Hearst Case
In Los Angeles, defense counsel accused Judge Mark Brandler of withholding juror bias complaints as jurors decided William and Emily Harris case. They seek mistrial and dismissal on grounds of judicial misconduct amid claims a juror prejudged the Harrises and others saw a paper gallows during selection.
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Mini water heater brings more jobs in Maine
KEZAR FALLS Maine AP The general manager of ITT Vulcan Electric says a new water heating device for dentists will gradually increase the firm 175 member workforce in Kezar Falls. He told reporters in Portland that the invention will spawn related products and boost employment.
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