Arnold still looms as traitor in hometown biddeford-saco journal
In Norwich Connecticut the Bicentennial Committee rejects honoring Benedict Arnold during the national bicentennial. All twelve members vote not to recognize Arnold now citing his treachery though some suggest a plaque or birthplace marker perhaps later. Arnold born January 14 1741 in this mill town on the Thames River.
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Norwich
Conn
Benedict Arnold
Arnold
Marion O'Keefe
Benny
State Bicentennial Commission
Washington Street
Arnold Place
Connecticut
Milltown
Thames River
Continenta
Fort Ticonderoga
Quebec
Saratoga
West Point
New London
Groton
City Hall
William B. Stanley
New Haven
Bicentennial Committee
Resignation of New Hampshire Status of Women Chairwoman
Margaret De Lucie resigns as chairwoman of the New Hampshire Commission on the Status of Women, citing inaction and rapid votes on issues such as school prayer abortion and a federal child and family services bill. She laments the panel ignores its mission and notes a Right to Life visit influenced decisions.
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Status of Women Commission
Concord
N.H
New Hampshire Commission On the Status of Women
Margaret B. de Lucie
Unity
Commission
Right To Life Committee
Vs. DeLude
Janet Chandler Escott
Laconia
Miss Escott
America
DeLude
Sandra Smith
Thomson
Anti-buser likely Kennedy opponent Brooke Brooke
A Brooke press spokesman says Sen Edward Brooke believes the strongest Republican to challenge Sen Edward Kennedy could be Carroll Sheehan a Milton businessman and former state commerce commissioner described as a strong anti busing candidate Brooke noted Sheehan could embarrass Kennedy in his home town Brooke and Republican leaders say Massachusetts GOP lacks a clear front runner with other names like John Knowles Avi Nelson and Francis Sargent mentioned as possible candidates in talks Old Orchard Beach schools will be open on Monday despite a previously scheduled teacher workshop day.
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Boston
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Brooke
Dward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Hap Ellis
Washington
Carroll P
Sheehan
Milton
Ellis
United States
Massachusetts
Republican State Committee
John W. Sears
Old Orchard Beach
Confidential utility study sparks release dispute in Connecticut
A secret efficiency study of Connecticut Light and Power shows CL&P charged higher fuel and management costs per residential customer. PUCA chairman Kleban urges disclosure while others vote to keep it confidential. The Norwich Bulletin cites a $316 annual bill for 7 855 kWh in 1974 and a $71 20 rise from 1973.
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Norwich
Kleban
Cl&p
PUCA
David Silverstone
Miriam Butterworth
Richard Jones
Gerald McCann
Thomas Standish
Silverstone
Connecticut
Citizen Action Group
State Freedom of Information Commission
Norwich Bulletin
Northeast
The
Bulletin
Horse Sense Answers
A compact quiz item listing a set of clues and matches. It presents terms such as Tipster One-half yard King of Swing Boilermakers French and Indian War and a matching puzzle aligning letters with names including Linkletter Schulz M Shirer and Post.
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Linkletter
Schulz
Berlin
Shirer
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