Pell Lets Carter Campaign Use Providence Desk Space
Senator Claiborne Pell offered desk space in his Providence office to Carter campaign staff but withdrew after learning headquarters were planned there. Pell aides called the move improper and legally fuzzy, while General Services Administration and other officials warned no government space should be used for campaigns.
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Wallach and Jackson to perform despite injuries
Eli Wallach and Anne Jackson will appear on stage at the Falmouth Playhouse after a car crash on Gifford Street. Wallach received cuts and bruises and was treated and released. Jackson required no treatment. director Brian Murray had minor injuries. The evening show was canceled but the couple will reprise in tonight's performance of House of Blue Leaves.
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Massachusetts Judges Uphold Moment of Silence Law
A three judge federal panel rejected a challenge to a Massachusetts law allowing a one minute moment of silence before class. The ruling sided with Framingham School Committee guidelines deeming them neutral and secular.
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England forgives Weare town over Pine Tree Riot payment
Weare New Hampshire woodsmen fined 20 shillings each in 1772 for beating a King sheriff and deputy during the Pine Tree Riot. The Weare Jkee Society paid 1.80 pounds in 204 years late, sending it to Queen Elizabeth. Britain returned the funds and declared forgiveness in the Bicentenary spirit.
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Tides shift in South Boston school busing tensions
In South Boston the antibusing graffiti has faded and time dulls racial tensions as South Boston High enters its third year of court ordered busing. Police will be present, but officials predict calmer opening with 78 000 city students and Phase 2B reassignments.
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Supreme Court
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