Massachusetts considers bill to punish employers who hire aliens
Dukakis weighing a bill that would fine employers 200 to 500 dollars for hiring illegal aliens. INS estimates 10,000 aliens in Massachusetts with 2,500 in New Hampshire and Rhode Island, rising 10 to 15 percent yearly. Local officials say aliens take American jobs. debate notes federal angle and labor support.
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Department of Labor and Industries
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Ford's Son Involved in Durham Traffic Incident
A minor crash in Durham during President Ford's visit involved his son Michael Ford riding in a motorcade. Debra Moran of Concord suffered minor injuries from a chain collision as a Secret Service car with Ford's vehicle skidded on wet leaves en route to a University of New Hampshire football game. Moran was in the third car, and Ford, 26, commented on marijuana legalization and praised Henry Kissinger's diplomacy.
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New Hampshire
Debra Moran
Concord
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Ford Motorcade
University of New Hampshire
Essex
Mass
St. Paul's
Henry Kissinger
Ford predicts GOP offensive in 1980 campaign
Michael Ford says the Ford campaign will launch a very offensive and affirmative strategy after criticism over Eastern Europe remarks. He predicts the third debate will be a tie breaker and notes his father may visit New England as he campaigns through three states.
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Michael Ford
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N.H
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Urham
Vermont
Manchester named federal building tests solar energy
The new federal building in Manchester New Hampshire named for retired Senator Norris Cotton will be a test site for solar heating and energy conservation. Federal officials expect 20 similar energy efficient buildings by 1979 with potential annual savings of three million dollars.
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N.H
Federal
Norris Cotton
Robert Seamans
Federal Energy Research and Development Administration
Jack Eckerd
Federal General Service Administration
Memory Bank Of Fortitude Quote By Eric Hoffer
A brief quotation notes the value of treasuring past misfortunes as a source of strength and resilience.
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Bank of Fortitude
Eric Hoffer
Hookers bake sale to fund legalization drive in Boston
Ten Boston prostitutes from the Prostitutes Union of Massachusetts sold cakes and cookies at a Beacon Hill church to push for legalizing prostitution. At the Charles Street Meetinghouse they argued ending bans would make prostitution just another job, while some admitted they dislike domestic work.
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