Garrity plans plan to keep Boston schools open
U S District Court Judge W Arthur Garrity Jr said he will unveil a plan to keep Boston public schools open after funds run out Friday and issue an order detailing how to extend the school year to June 22. The plan may borrow about 17.5 million to cover the last six weeks of classes and faces tax impact and legal limits.
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Wine cargo dispute in court near Horseneck Beach
In Boston a salvage firm seeks Admiralty Court salvage rights over 30 to 40 containers of French wines aboard a barge adrift off Horseneck Beach near Westport Massachusetts. The barge broke loose during a storm while towed from New York to Boston and was guarded by Falmouth company crews after being abandoned.
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Cardinal Medeiros apologizes to South Boston parishioners
Boston Archbishop Humberto Medeiros apologizes for remarks about South Boston parishioners made in fatigue and anger. He read a letter at weekend masses, saying he had met with priests to apologize and would continue visiting the neighborhood on religious duties. State Rep. Flynn said there is no lack of respect for the cardinal despite busing disputes.
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Dukakis injures shoulder in Irish governor sprint
Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis sustained a shoulder separation during a sprint at a party for ten governors and representatives. He was treated at St. Vincent's Hospital in Dublin and later joined a four day Irish trip visiting Limerick and Dromoland Castle with his wife Kitty and daughter Andrea.
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Udall rails at Ford for funds in Connecticut
Rep Morris Udall harshly criticized President Ford for delaying approval of a new Federal Election Commission and said funds could aid his Michigan efforts. Udall campaigned across Hartford Bristol and Torrington while urging supporters to vote in the Connecticut primary amid Carter momentum.
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Elm tree with divided trunk forms fan shaped canopy
The American elm grows as a tall tree with a split trunk and wide spreading branches creating a distinctive fan shaped crown.
New Hampshire federal aid doubles in five years
Concord New Hampshire The federal government has nearly doubled the money it sends to New Hampshire in five years rising from 93 06 million in 1971 to 171 35 million in 1975 Despite the increase New Hampshire ranked behind 44 states in federal payments per the government publication Federal Aid to States The Treasury Department official noted there was no current projection for this year and that totals are tallied after funds are disbursed
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