Pulitzer image links girl to photographer’s life change
Pulitzer winner Stanley Forman recalls the Back Bay fire photo that made him famous and linked to three year old Tiare Jones. The image showed her arms raised as she fell, shaping safety awareness while Forman faced mixed feelings about contact with the girl and her family.
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Boston
Stanley Forman
Tiare Jones
Boston Herald-American
Tiare
Diane Bryant
Patricia Jones
Forman
Diane
Miss Bryant
The
Boston Herald American
Robert Bergenheim
UPI
Bellow wins 1976 Pulitzer for Humboldt's Gift
Pulitzer prizes announce Saul Bellow the 1976 fiction winner for Humboldt's Gift while other honors go to Gene Miller in news reporting Paul Morgan in history and Scott Joplin for music. The awards note Bellow's wit and critique of the prize as a comic book about death.
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Saul Bellow
Humboldt
Bellow
University of Chicago
Gene Miller
Miami Herald
Paul Horgan
Anchorage Daily News
Teamsters Union
Alaska
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Chicago Tribune
Federa
Chicago
Michael Bennett
Scott Joplin
Sydney H. Schanberg
New York Times
Cam
Bodia
Henderson
Augie March
Herzog
Mr. Sammler
Planet
Miller
Walter
Red’’ Smith
Alan M. Kriegsman
Washington Post
Robert N. Butler
America
Ned Rorem
John Hohenberg
University of Tennessee
Thomson seeks halt to utility employee discounts in New Hampshire
Gov. Meldrim Thomson plans to ask the Public Utilities Commission to stop utilities from offering reduced rates to their employees. Officials say New Hampshire electric and telephone company staff received over 1 million dollars in discounts and free service last year. State Sen. D Alan Rock proposes legislation to ban such reductions, tying it to a fuel cost bill amendment.
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N.H
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission
New Hampshire Electric and Telephone Company
Marshall W. Cobleigh
Thomson
PUC
New England Telephone Co
Alan Rock
Nashua
Rock
Reilly blocked on EMT license after manslaughter case
Peter Reilly says a state police official's recommendation stalled his EMT license application. The Falls Village man, who won a new trial after his 1974 first degree manslaughter conviction for his mother’s death, faces a pending criminal charge noted by Lt. Charles Rust, who said the health department must decide. Reilly sought a fresh start while supporters aided his 16 year sentence appeal.
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Peter Reilly
Reilly
Falls Village
Afield Police Training School
Charles Rust
Rust
Canaan State
State Department of Health
Saxe trial postponed four months in Boston case
Susan Saxe, 27, facing armed robbery and murder charges tied to a 1970 bank holdup, has had her trial postponed four months by Superior Court Chief Justice Walter H. McLaughlin. The delay follows defense motions over search methods and evidence gathered at three Boston-area apartments. No new trial date given. fall decision expected from the Supreme Judicial Court on allowed active participation.
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Susan Saxe
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Walter H. McLaughlin
Brandeis
Supreme Judicial Court
Saxe
Walter Schroeder
William M. Gilday Jr
Walpole State Prison
Ms. Saxe
Thomas Shapiro
McLaughlin
Shapiro
Somerville
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