Kennedy Homestead Reopens After Arson Damage
The John F. Kennedy birthplace in Brookline remains closed for at least two months after an arson attack. Russell Berry Jr. says reopening will be slow, with extensive cleaning, repairs, and possible silkscreening of wallpaper. The fire damaged the back hallway and kitchen, with costs estimated up to 38,000 dollars.
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Russell W. Berry Jr
National Park Service
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Edward M. Lee
Berry
Kennedys
Rose Kennedy
Durkin Arrives to Shake Up Senate Committees
John A. Durkin, a Democrat from New Hampshire, is sworn in as the Senate’s newest member after defeating Louis C. Wyman. His arrival signals potential committee reassignments reflecting the 62 38 Democratic majority and a broadened look at the Oklahoma election irregularities. Durkin pledges to fight for working families as the chamber begins a new phase amid ongoing election challenges.
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New Hampshire
John A. Durkin
Senate
Oklahoma
Durkin
Norris Cotton
Louis C. Wyman
Wyman
Henry Bellman
Ed Edmonson
Bellman
Rules Committee
GOP
Congress
Patricia
Ew Hampshire
Thomas McIntyre
Hugh Scott
Robert P. Griffin
Cotton
Griffin
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
John Durkin
Mansfield
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
Cannon
Tulsa
Oil-Fish Conflict To Be Studied
Scientists at the University of Rhode Island launch a two part study of Georges Bank to map fish distribution and identify oil development risks. Funded by the New England Regional Commission the effort aims to guide leasing decisions and assess economic impacts for New England fisheries with completion planned for next summer.
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R.I
University of Rhode Island
Georges Bank
Cape Cod
New England Regional Commission
New England
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire
Interior Department
Pickers To Pick Apples In NH and MA Lose Injunction Bid
U S District Court judge in Concord denies Labor Department bid to halt 60 member Greenleaf Harvesters Guild apple picking. Court finds no clear proof the group acts as a farm labor contractor or takes improper fees. Seventeen members face charges for demonstration without a permit and disorderly conduct near the federal building. Greenleaf operates four crews across New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
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N.H
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Labor Department
Newampshire
Massachusetts
Hugh H. Bownes
Bownes
Greenleaf
Federal Building
New Hampshire
Boston School Quiet After One Day Boycott
Charlestown High School reopened without incident as white attendance climbs after a one day boycott protesting busing. Judge Garrity shifts focus to transportation and transfers while Gov Dukakis approves funding for National Guard and police overtime amid ongoing desegregation efforts.
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Charlestown
National Guardsmen
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1St
Hite
Charlestown High School
U.S
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
Garrity
Re Inted
John J. McDonough
Tinue
Michael S. Dukakis
Metropolitan District Commission
New Hampshire Dispute Over American Party Ballot Status
Concord AP The American Party led by Carm Enment Chimento seeks ballot access after a 3.3 percent vote in the U S Senate special election. Secretary of State Stark says a formal request would go to the attorney general. campaign manager O'Brien argues the result could place the party on the 1976 ballot.
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N.H
American Party
Carmen Chimento
Obert L. Stark
John H. O’brien
Chimento
Iuesday
Aoe US
Gov
Ernor
O’brien
CCD Classes Announced at St Joseph School Biddeford
St Joseph Parish Confraternity of Christian Doctrine CCD for public school children in grades one through six began last Saturday at St Joseph School Biddeford. Classes meet Saturdays through May 22 at 10 15 A.M. Radio WIDE will announce any cancellations. Junior and senior high CCD meet Mondays at 7 30 P.M.
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Hathaway aide to Kennebunk holds constituent meeting
Russ Edwards, field representative for Senator William D. Hathaway, will meet constituents in Kennebunk on September 25 from 2 to 3 p.m. in the Town Office Selectmen's Room to discuss federal matters. York County residents may also reach Hathaway's Biddeford office at 5 Washington Street, 282-4546, weekdays 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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William D. Hathaway
Russ Edwards
Kennebunk
Senator Hathaway
Edwards
York County
Hathaway
Biddeford
Washington Street
Kennebunk Seniors Vie For $112000 Bicentennial Scholarships
Kennebunk High School seniors can compete in the Bicentennial Seniors program offering 112000 in scholarships. One national winner gets 10000, 102 state winners receive 1000 each, with trips to Williamsburg in January 1976 for seminars and selection events. Applications due October 6, 1975.
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Inners
District of Columbia
Williamsburg
Virginia
CBS Television
Kennebunk High School
William N. Pappas
Robert E. Duffey
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