Durkin reports funds raised for New Hampshire race
Democratic Senate hopeful John A. Durkin reports 155 836 in special election funds with 81 000 spent leaving 75 000 for the final ten days before the September 16 vote. Durkin loaned 1 000 to his campaign. Wyman’s camp details not yet available.
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N.H
U.S. Senate
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Washington
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Durkin
Camign
Labor Union
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Joseph Grandmaison
Augen Concord
Wyman
Rhode Island Judge to Rule on Teacher Strike
A Rhode Island Superior Court judge said he would rule Monday on a request for an injunction to halt a Cumberland teachers strike. Judge Bourcier urged prompt action as eight other RI communities push to reopen schools affecting about 68 000 students. Massachusetts also faced a restraining order against Lynn Teachers Union.
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Cumberland
John P. Bourcier
Bourcier
Pawtucket
Massachusetts
Lynn Teachers Union
Providence
Warwick
Rd of Regents
New England
Judge Reacts To Strike In Pawtucket
In Pawtucket Rhode Island union leader Gio vanni Folcarelli received a four day stay of sentence after being jailed for contempt of court. Superior Court Judge John P. Bourcier ordered 60 days and a 10000 a day fine for Folcarelli while AFSCME officials faced arrest if they returned home. Mayor Dennis M. Lynch warned of broader jail actions as walkouts and picket lines eased with the judge threatening further action against striking members.
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Supreme Court
Pawtucket
Thomas H. Roberts
Giovanni Folcarelli
Superior Court
John P. Bourcier
Folcarelli
Dennis M. Lynch
Lynch
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes
Afscme
Bourcier
Massachusetts
Rcier
Ford to lead motorcade in New Hampshire tour
President Ford will head a motorcade in Southern New Hampshire next week to support Republican Senate hopeful Louis C. Wyman. He will arrive by a small eight seat jet landing in Keene at 9 30 A M. The motorcade will visit Marlboro Dublin and Peterboro.
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California
Ford
Secret Service
Wyman
Durkin
Concord
Senate
Louis C. Wyman
Keene
Marlboro
Dublin
Peterboro
Garrity Orders Buffer Zones On Bus Routes
Federal Judge W Arthur Garrity Jr moves to protect schoolchildren by creating buffer zones along Boston bus routes. The order bans gatherings of three or more threatening violence within 100 feet of schools and limits access to only authorized personnel as desegregation begins. About 1 550 police officers plus federal agents secure the city with 600 National Guardsmen on standby in Wakefield.
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W. Arthur Garrity Jr
Garrity
U.S
FBI
Wakefield
Abduction Motives Cited In Moon Church Case
Three men jailed on kidnapping charges for abducting 19 year old Tamara Schuppin from a Connecticut shopping center. The mother says the act stemmed from love and friendship, while the men deny deprogrammer ties and note Moon’s criticism of the Unification Church. The father faces possible charges.
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Windsor, Conn
Elizabeth Schuppin
Jericho
Tamara
Unification Church
Connecticut
Olice
Eric Schuppin
Vermont
Schuppin
Collin E. Huessy
James D. Walton
Port Henry
Robert A. Taylor
Rageb Shadallah
Boston
Michael Koskoff
Moon
Bridgeport Attorne
Koskoff
Miss Schuppin
Cnuren Ierature
Admitted Killer Becomes ECSC Assistant Dean
Warren Kimbro, 41, a former Black Panther who admitted killing Alex Rackley in 1969, is appointed assistant dean for student affairs at Eastern Connecticut State College. He was paroled last year after four years in prison and has since earned a master’s degree from Harvard and led a local drug rehabilitation center. He will oversee a new student center and intends to guide students toward responsible, respectful dialogue.
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Kimbro
Antipoverty
New Haven
The
Panthers
Alex Rackley
New York City
Connecticut
Rackley
Panther
Bobby Seale
Seale
Eastern Connecticut State College
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ECSC
Willimantic College
Warren
Warren Kimbro
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McCormack recallsa Lively chat on Cardinal Cushing politics
Former House Speaker John W. McCormack recalls his friend Cardinal Cushing in a 90 minute Boston Public Library interview cited by The Boston Globe. He says Cushing would have entered Congress for South Boston if he chose politics over the priesthood and would campaign for friends during seminary vacations.
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House
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
Baha. Cushing
McCormack
South
Congress
Boston Public Library
Boston Globe
Cushing
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