Land says Kodak ruptured relations over instant photography
Polaroid chairman Edwin H. Land says Eastman Kodak was a model colleague until it moved away from instant photography. He notes Kodak profits from Polaroid supplies for decades and predicts patent disputes will be settled in court.
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Udall Stumps For Carter In New Hampshire
Morris Udall campaigns for Jimmy Carter in Manchester and Concord New Hampshire saying Ford and the Republican line hurt him and praising Carter while noting he still seeks changes in health care and full employment. He emphasizes backing the man who beat him and recalls 1968 Nixon election lessons.
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Morris K. Udall
Arizona
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Jimmy Carter
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New Hampshire
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Elizabeth Ray
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NH merchants blame delays on UPS strike
New Hampshire merchants and manufacturers say a month old UPS strike is causing delivery delays and higher shipping costs. Firms have laid off workers as shipments backlog while the USPS handles more parcel mail. Some businesses report costs over 600 percent higher and deliveries three to four days late impacting holiday shopping. Negotiations resume today in Alexandria under a federal mediator.
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New Hampshire
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UPS
U.S. Postal Service
Bartlett McKinney
Littleton Stamp and Coin Co
Littleton
McKinney
United Parcel
Thomas Keane
Lebanon
Keane
Robert Sylvester
GFS Company
Dover
Joe Micucci
Gorham Dover
Nathan Issakson
Teamsters Union
Alexandria
Spanos scoffs at prison study in New Hampshire
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Harry Spanos dismissed a state financed study urging a new prison as a waste of money. He favors renovating the Concord facility to house dangerous offenders and proposes regional or state level expansions including a regional maximum security prison with halfway houses. The study endorsed by Gov Thomson cost about 200000.
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Meldrim Thomson
Concord
New Hampshire
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Vermont
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Thomson
Litchfield
MIT physicist Ting wins Nobel for J Psi particle discovery
MIT physicist Samuel C. C. Ting shared the 1976 Nobel Prize in physics with Burton Richter for the discovery of the J-Psi particle at Brookhaven and Stanford. The particle, likely a charm quark bound to its antiparticle, confirmed a major quark model advance and spurred four-quark theory.
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Cambridge, Mass
Samuel C.C. Ting
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sheldon Glashow
Harvard University
Glashow
Ting
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Long Island
Stanford University
Burton Richter
Stanford
Nobel
Geneva
Clam Flat Clash Over Quincy Digging Permits
In Quincy on Wollaston Beach the first reopening in two years sparked a clash between 20 city permit holders and 30 outside diggers with only state permits. Police kept the peace as a state permit prevailed, but yields were low with about 200 bushels dug in five hours. Clams require a two day sterile water bath for purification after pollution limits eased.
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Quincy
Mass
Wollaston Beach
Quincy Bay
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