Boston Mayor weighs options to meet school funding order
Boston Mayor Kevin White says he will decide by week’s end how to raise the $16 million required to avoid early school closures. He criticizes U.S. District Judge Garrity’s order and says borrowing and other avenues will be explored while the budget crisis threatens the desegregation program and summer closure for June.
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Beating victim ex wife seeks die with dignity order
In Boston, Marsha Poieet seeks court permission to remove life support for her unconscious former husband Richard Poleet, arguing he would want to die with dignity. Poleet’s brother opposes any immediate action, while doctors say he remains in poor condition on the danger list after a racially charged attack.
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Vaccine ban blamed for swine cholera outbreaks in New England
Federal health officials say outbreaks across New Jersey Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts and New Hampshire were caused by farmers using a vaccine outlawed in 1971 The vaccine spurs mild disease but can reintroduce cholera and is not 100 percent effective stamping out outbreaks remains the goal
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Conn. squeaker proves power of pressed flesh
In Connecticut's Democratic presidential primary Jimmy Carter edged Morris Udall 33 to 31 percent among 106 604 votes cast. Udall carried New Haven and Fairfield County while Carter dominated Hartford boosting his statewide margin. Delegates split 18 for Carter 16 for Udall four for Henry Jackson with 10 unpledged. turnout was about 18 percent.
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