Maryland discovery uncovers 1836 bill of sale of enslaved woman
Norman Doucette found a bill of sale in Maryland dated August 19 1836 listing Ease a 35 year old woman and her 18 month old daughter Rachel sold by John Nelson to Richard Powers for 500 dollars. The document surfaced in the 1950s in Doucette’s attic.
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Maryland
Norman Doucette
Bangor
Marines
Doucette
Ease
Rachel
John Nelson
Richard Powers
UPI
Commerce says New Hampshire owes funds to federal agency
The U S Commerce Department recommends NH repay nine thousand seven hundred fifty six dollars for salaries paid to three Energy Office aides with federal funds. Investigations into political work by energy office staff followed claims by former aide Peter Weeks. Officials say no time records were kept. The New England Regional Commission found no wrongdoing.
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Concord
N.H
U.S. Commerce Department
New Hampshire
Energy Office
Commerce Department
Peter G. Weeks
Weeks
Energy
Meldrim Tomson
Thomson
GOP
Commercepartment
Washington
Horace Webb
New England Regional Commission
New England
Webb
John Gilmore
Carol Carlisle
NERC
Carlisle
Gilmore
Marshall Cobleigh
Cobleigh
Jay McDuffee
Secreon
Obleigh
Civil Service Commission
National Institute On Drug Abuse
The
Community Services Administration
Gerard Zeiller
Zeiller
Homson
Candidates Face Probe Over Alleged Campaign Solicitation
Democratic candidate James Connor and campaign aides face possible legal action after state officials probe letters soliciting contributions from classified state workers. Connor says errors caused state police recipients and apologizes while Deputy Atty. Gen. Rath weighs further action.
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Concord
N.H
James Connor
Connor
Manchester
Thomas Rath
Rath
Doctors see victory ahead in fight against hepatitis
A Stanford University team reports using interferon to clear the hepatitis virus from four patients with lingering infection. If results hold, this could advance treatments for viral diseases and mark a major step toward a cure, though researchers caution further study is needed.
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Boston
Stanford University
New England Journal of Medicine
Stanford
William S. Robinson
Robinson
Richard M. Krause
National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Legionnaires disease test results delayed for nickel carbonyl study
A Harvard MIT team delaying results on nickel carbonyl poisoning traces in survivors hair. MIT Prof Paul Horowitz says they await hair samples from a known victim, delaying conclusions beyond next week as the pneumonia outbreak remains unresolved.
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Lexington
Mass
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Paul Horowitz
Tatnic Hill School For Environmental Studies
Tatnic Hill School an environmentally oriented alternative day program for Jr and Sr high students offers academic prep and practical skills. Located on the Libby Estate Route 1 just south of Kennebunk with small classes and non graded instruction tuition set by family ability.
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Route 1
Kennebunk
Wells
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