Women Stand Firm On Quizzing
New Haven residents Ellen Grusse and Marie Turgeon face potential reimprisonment after 28 days served in Niantic women's prison for refusing to answer questions before a federal grand jury. They maintain innocence and deny any wrongdoing despite no charges.
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Women’s Movement
Tax Package In N H Senate Sparks Controversy
The New Hampshire Senate suspended rules to allow Gov. Meldrim Thomson’s 12.2 million tax package, while the House passed the measure after striking a gambling provision. Senate leaders warned against retaliation, sending the bill to Ways and Means for quick review as other bills move through conference committees.
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Manchester
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George Roberts
Gilmanton Iron Works
Textile Strike In Mediation In Troy Mills NH
A federal mediator was to meet today with representatives of both sides in the Troy Mills textile workers strike in Troy New Hampshire. More than 200 of the 300 employees walked off on Monday over wage demands. The plant remains operating with supervisory staff, but output is limited as talks continue. The workers seek a 30 percent wage hike from an average 3.11 dollars an hour. the company offers a three year contract with about 20 percent total raises.
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Harvard Student Sues For Degree
Harvard Medical School is sued by Barry H. Brooks who claims his degree was delayed for lying about his parents on the 1969 application. Brooks seeks an injunction to attend June 12 commencement and says the school cites his false death statement as the main reason.
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Doctors sue insurers over malpractice coverage changes
A group of eight doctors and seven patients filed a 100 million dollar class action in federal court Providence Rhode Island against St Paul Fire and Marine Aetna Travelers and Hartford alleging Sherman Act violations in the introduction of the claims made form of malpractice insurance The AMA president Malcolm Todd urged collective bargaining and possible doctor owned insurer to underwrite coverage and curb contingency fees while legislative attention is sought
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