Maine Indian land claims unsettled again
Maine Attorney General Joseph E. Brennan refused to negotiate an out-of-court settlement on 12.5 million acres claimed by Passamaquoddy and Penobscot tribes. He cited public asset concerns and urged that the tribes prove merit, while officials note potential impacts on municipal bonds and mortgages. The tribes value the claims at about 25 billion dollars and seek talks through federal civil rights channels.
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Augusta
Maine
Atty
Joseph E. Brennan
United States Commission On Civil Rights
Passamaquoddy
Penobscot
Civil Rights Panel
Brennan
Two Youths Die In Maine Car Crash
A two car collision on Maine 220 in Washington Maine killed 18 year old Richard Erlon Day of Somerville and 18 year old Jason Merrill of Washington. The other vehicle occupants David Harrington and Timothy Man both 17 of Washington were treated for lacerations at Penobscot Bay Medical Center.
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Washington, Maine
Maine
Richard Erlon Day
Somerville
Jason Merrill
Washington
Day
Merrill
Penobscot Bay Medical Center
Rockport
David Harrington
Timothy Man
Man freed from charge in New England bombing case
A federal magistrate in Boston freed Maine man Obert Mottram for lack of evidence after he was charged with harboring fugitive Richard Picariello. Mottram, 53, of Bowdoin, Maine, was held on 100000 bail. Picariello faced 1 million bail and interstate transportation of explosive devices tied to a series of New England bombings.
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Boston
Maine
FBI
Obert Mottram
Bowdoin
Richard J. Picariello
Mottram
Picariello
Fall River
New England
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