Slow Jury Selection in Saxe Murder Bank Robbery Trial
Jury selection in the Susan Saxe murder bank robbery case stretched into a second day at Suffolk Superior Court. Only one juror, Dorchester resident Ann Marie Duquette, was chosen after more than two hours of testimony from 18 prospects as hundreds more await inclusion.
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Boston
Susan Fk. Saxe
Suffolk Superior Court
Dorchester Area
Saxe
State Street Bank
Brighton
Walter Schroeder
Albany, N.Y
Me Iger
FBI
Superior Court
Walter H. McLaughlin
Brandeis University
McLaughlin
Ms. Saxe
Court House
Ann Marie Duquette
Susan Saxe
UPI
90 Proof Liquor Sewer Dump In Vermont Flood
About 400 cases of liquor worth up to 30000 were poured into a Montpelier sewer after tropical storm Belle flooded a Wilmington store. Liquor Control official said any diluted product would not be sold and bottles were crushed for disposal.
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Montpelier
Jean Hickey
State Liquor Control Board
State Agency
Vermont
Wilmington
Deerfield
Massachusetts Voters Face One Gun Ban Question in November
The Massachusetts Supreme Court blocked a legislative alternative that would have required prison terms for gun crimes, leaving a single ballot measure on private ownership of handguns. The ruling preserves the handgun ban referendum while nixing the competing proposal and sparking debate among supporters and opponents.
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Boston
Massachusetts
State Supreme Court
Paul Guzzi
Middlesex County
John J. Buckley
Anop
William F. Hogan
D.everett
Edward Markey
D-Malden
Boston cabbies end two day strike in Boston
About 1,500 taxis resume service after a two day stoppage as lawyers challenge Regal Limousine Co. license in Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. The Massachusetts Port Authority discussed court action but will not take sides while taxi leaders vow to stay on the streets even if they lose the appeal.
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Boston
State Supreme Court
Massachusetts Port Authority
Logan International Airport
Regal Limousine Co
Hyatt Regency Hotel
Cambridge
Isaac Prager
Independent Taxi Operators Association
Port Authority
Supreme Court
Regal
State Department of Public Works
Superior Court
Joseph R. Nolan
Mondale Gracefully Defers Carter Pardon Stand Question
Mrs. Joan Mondale, campaigning in New Hampshire for Joseph Grandmaison, says voters should ask Jimmy Carter about his stance on pardoning Vietnam draft evaders. She notes Carter stated a blanket pardon but distinguishes pardon from amnesty.
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Nashua
N.H
Joan Mondale
Jimmy Carter
Carter
American Legion
Vietnam
New Hampshire
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Trim Weskit
Lady Devon
Lyman A. Page
M.D
Portland Rd
Kennebunk
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Mich
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