Ballot Counting Continues in Cliffhanger U S Senate Race
Providence AP recounts show Gov. Philip Noel holding an 86 vote lead over Richard Lorber as absentee ballots and machine tallies are finalized. About 600 absentee ballots and 61 machine recounts remain, with counting to finish by midnight.
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Massachusetts backs ruling on early abortion by large margin
A Becker Research Corp poll in the Boston Herald American shows Massachusetts residents favor the Supreme Court’s early pregnancy abortion ruling by more than two to one. About 50 percent of Catholics and 73 percent of Protestants support it, with 1,000 interviews conducted Aug 26 to Sept 2.
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Lost hiker found in New Hampshire after nine days
Walter Foster 42 an experienced hiker from Manchester was found near Lafayette Campgrounds Franconia Notch after missing since Sept 10 He said a plant caused illness and hallucinations as he wandered the White Mountains He was treated for exposure and minor injuries and released from Littleton hospital
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Boston U alumni honor public service honorees
Maine congressman William Cohen Texas congresswoman Barbara Jordan and Boston sculptor Arcangelo Cascieri receive General Alumni Association silver medals for public service. Jordan and Cohen cite duty and principles. Cascieri praised for architectural achievement and dedication to students.
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Manchester teachers ignore court order in walkout
Manchester teachers vote to defy a Superior Court order and return to picketing while negotiations continue after rejecting a new contract. The strike has kept schools closed as officials await a settlement.
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