HUD lead paint in Boston homes sparks reform calls
A Boston telegraph summary notes about 90 percent of 600 HUD homes in Boston contain lead paint. Officials debate enforcement, citing delays and state versus federal standards. Public health leaders press HUD to accelerate de leading, while court actions and new regulations slow progress.
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Boston
U.S
Robert Klein
Proram
HUD
Angelos Sakellarios
Sakellarios
Massachusetts
Frederick Saunders
Mattapan
FHA
Lead Poison Sickness Hits Dorchester Kids in HUD Home
In Boston, Caroline Wright reports lead paint poisoning in daughters Angela Michele four and Towana Deanne six after moving into a three family Dorchester home once HUD owned. Towana is now out of danger. Michele’s high blood lead prompted routine clinic checks and ongoing concern for health and safety as a new owner works to improve the apartment.
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Klein
Jones
Washington
Boston
Caroline Wright
Beacon Hill
Angela Michele
Towana Deanne
Towana
Dorchester
Michele
Wright
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Lionel
Gas Going Up In New Hampshire At Fuel Price Debate
Albert predicts gasoline at 70 cents a gallon by summer. He cites Ford's oil tariff and Arab price hikes as boosting costs. In Manchester he backs Ullman energy proposals and cites a failed veto override on a $5.3 billion unemployment bill. He accuses Ford of inconsistent inflation emphasis.
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Manchester
N.H
Carl Albert
Albert
Ford
House of Representatives
al Ullman
Ullman
House
Ways and Means
Norman D’amours
New Hampshire
Congress
Fyodorova and Pilot Tie Private Marriage in Stamford
Russian actress Victoria Fyodorova and Pan American Airways pilot Frederick Polly were married privately by a Stamford justice of the peace. Fyodorova, 29, is the love child of a Russian actress and an American serviceman. Her visa expires June 22, and marriage could aid permanent residence. her half brother cited the union as the best thing for her.
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Stamford, Conn
Louis Clapes
Victoria Fyodorova
Sta
Moscow
United States
Navy
Jackson R. Tate
Florida
Fyodorova
Pan American Airways
Frederick Polly
Stamford
Hugh Tate
Orange Park
Fla
Miss Fyodorova
Stunt Pilot Dies In Plane Stall Near Edgartown
John Crumlish, 43, of Southbury Connecticut, an Allegheny Airlines pilot, was killed when his World War II P51 Mustang stalled at about 1000 feet and crashed during aerial aerobatics over Katama Air Park in Edgartown Massachusetts. He was part of a 10 member Warbirds display team practicing stunts.
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Edgartown
Mass
Connecticut
Katama Air Park
John Crumlish
Southbury
Allegheny Airlines
Crumlish
Warbirds
Fitchburg Doctor Plans to Close Practice After Malpractice Loss
Dr. Robert A. Babineau, 52, announces the end of his 24 year Fitchburg practice after a malpractice suit left him uninsured. He says six weeks without coverage hindered patient care and led to defensive medicine. The suit related to a 1969 fatal patient fire, with Babineau accused of modifying orders. Insurance cancelled. state options discussed to protect risky physicians. Babineau hopes to resume someday.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Robert A. Babineau
Babineau
Fitchburg-area
Burbank Hospital
Ife
State Division of Insurance
Massachusetts
Insect Spraying Dilemma in New Hampshire Tourism Areas
New Hampshire wrestles with requests to spray about 3000 acres over tourist regions to curb mosquitoes and black flies. Six resort communities seek approval while officials weigh risks to plants, fish, wildlife, and waterways. The Pesticides Control Board met without a decision. another session is set for Friday. Representatives from Fish and Game and Health stress the need for target-specific pesticides and more data. Names of requesting sites include Kearsarge Country Club, Waterville Valley, Lincoln-Woodstock Chamber, Balsams Hotel, Carroll, and Mount Washington Hotel.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Iiew Hampshire
State
Pesticides Control Board
Arthur Mason
Hilbert Siegler
State Fish and Game Department
Siegler
Gil Crowell
New Hampshire Department of Health
Crowell
Kearsarge Country Club
Waterville Valley
Lincoln-Woodstock Chamber of Commerce
Balsams_ Hotel
Dixville Notch
Town of
Carroll
Mount Washington
Bretton Woods
Mass. Welfare Budget Crisis Faces Pay Delays Tonight
Massachusetts faces possible two day delay in welfare payments for 10 800 families under AFDC if a 497 million deficit budget funded by borrowing is not approved by tonight The plan funds past bills and August welfare and pension payments and requires a two thirds vote in both chambers to enact The deadline looms as Gov Dukakis and lawmakers navigate a tight timetable and political hurdles
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Boston
Massachusetts
AFDC
House
Senate
David Liederman
Dukakis
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