Witching Returns to Salem Ignites Georgetown Debate
Laurie Cabot the White Witch of Salem faces local backlash over a Georgetown adult education talk on witchcraft and free speech. Town officials fear publicity stunts while Cabot defends her right to speak, comparing herself to Joan of Arc and citing Kennedy and scientific aims behind her practice.
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Salem
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Massachusetts
Laurie Cabot
John F. Kennedy
Georgetown
Donald Bentley
First Baptist Church
Ms. Cabot
Jack Kennedy
Joan of Arc
Bleak Christmas Outlook for U.S. Auto Workers
Federal Reserve data show industrial output fell for the fourth time in five months with a 0.6% drop, the sharpest since February. Detroit sources say Chrysler may shut five of six car plants in December, idling up to 30,000 assemblers and potentially triggering thousands more layoffs across the system.
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Chrysler Corp
Federal Reserve Board
Detroit
Chrysler
FOIL Counsel Seeks Subpoena for NEECO Materials
E Stephen Murray representing several intervenors asked the Board of Environmental Protection to issue subpoenas for corporate documents on the formation of the New England Energy Co. NEECO, the consortium proposing the project.
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Foil Legal Counsel
NEECO
E. Stephen Murray
Sevial Intervenors
Board of Environmental Protection
New England Energy Co
Sanford
Neeco Financial
Murray
Friends of Intelligent Land Use
FOIL
Astroline
Gibbs Oil
Northern Illinois Gas
BEP
William Adams
Harold Pachios
Lovett Peters
Burmah Oil
Thid
Stephen
Stephen Muskie
Pittston Considers Rochester Site in New Hampshire Talks
Pittston Co officials confirmed interest in a Rochester New Hampshire refinery site amid plans for a Maine project. Granite State Refineries indicated possible location shifts if Eastport delays persist, while NEECO bond hearings continued with subpoenas and questions about corporate bylaws and stock ownership.
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New York
Granite State Refineries, Inc
Rochester
N.H
Pittston Co
AK. Koulakis
Eastport
Maine
Board Environmental Protection
Pittston
Kaulakis
New Hampshire
Lewis J. Fisher
Dover
Granite State Refineries Board of Directors
Lewis
Energy Development
Biddeford EIC to considered site for petrochemical plant refinery
The Biddeford Economic Improvement Commission unanimously votes to respond to a Florida inquiry about Biddeford as a potential site for a petrochemical plant and refinery. EIC director Roger Johnson will send a courtesy letter then assess if Biddeford meets the oil firm’s criteria and state environmental standards. Johnson notes possible investigation duration and plans to address land availability and zoning.
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Biddeford
Commercial Realty
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Smith
Journal
Florida
United States
Johnson
World Food Conference ends with mixed hopes for starving nations
The World Food Conference ended with modest outcomes as about 123 nations backed a plan for wealthy countries to supply 10 million tons of grain annually to the hungry. It also approved grain reserve and early warning measures while the United States pledged 250000 tons to Bangladesh under a favorable credit program.
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Rome
United States
Ratral
Henry A. Msnees
Condi
Bangladesh
White House
Sens. Hubert
Washington
Kissinger
Inside The Journal Cartoons Classifieds
The page opens with sections on cartoons classifieds and puzzles including a 7 8 9 Crossword. A light note on the average householder places him in the middle income upper outgo group reflecting mid century domestic life.
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Pachios
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Portland
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
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D-S.d
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