Rhode Island Board poised to certify U.S. Senate nominee
Rhode Island Elections Board planned a 10 a.m. meeting with U.S. Attorney and state attorney general as irregularities prompt review of absentee ballots. Gov. Philip Noel leads political newcomer Richard Lorber by 114 unofficial votes, with 60,012 to 59,898.
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Rhode Island Election Board
U.S. Senate
Philip W. Noel
Richard Iber
Noel
Lorber
Harry Curvin
U.S
Lincoln C. Almond
Food-stamp user to host Gov Grasso dinner date
Paul Gadarowski, a 33 year old food stamp recipient with a $4000 annual income, lives in a two room third floor apartment and hopes Gov Ella Grasso will dine with him to discuss his struggles. He says he has not heard back since an initial invitation and fears the governor is too busy. He would serve frank and beans and wants to show daily life of the poor and urge government help.
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Paul Gadarowski
Ella Grasso
Gadarowski
Grasso
Governor's Office
Larrye de Bear
Franks and Beans
ACLU Faces Senate Probe Clash Over Unification Church
Vermont lawmakers hear rebuttal from Unification Church as ACLU critics warn of unconstitutional tactics. Senate chair Crowley hints at broader probes and possible action to revoke tax exempt status after hearings.
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Vermont
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Unification Church
Senate
ACLU
Ms. Heglund
Joseph McCarthy
Miss Heglund
Saxe murder bank robbery trial jury pool grows
Boston AP report notes two more jurors needed to complete a 14 member panel for Susan E. Saxe’s trial. Among 33 considered, Willie Johnson Alice Westmoreland and Debra Fuller were chosen. total jurors interviewed reach 159 with 500 summoned so far.
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Susan E. Saxe
National Jury Project
Willie C. Johnson
Generallectric
Lynn
Alice Westmoreland
Jamaica Plain Section
Debra Fuller
Superior Court
Walter H. McLaughlin
Massachusetts
Brandeis University
Wine sales bill worries New Hampshire grocers
New Hampshire grocers at a Dixville Notch convention warn that a proposed 1977 wine in grocery stores bill is too restrictive. It would limit sale hours, cap profit at 15 to 17 percent, force case purchases, and impose costly licenses, likely keeping wine out of stores.
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Dixville Notch
N.H
New Hampshire
New Hampshire Retail Grocers Association
Boston kids to observe Silent period
The Massachusetts Department of Education orders public schools to observe a moment of silence at the start of each day. A three-judge panel had upheld the law on Sept. 1 in a suit by the Massachusetts Civil Liberties Union against Framingham School Committee. The ACLU has not decided whether to appeal to the Supreme Court. The attorney general says the law is constitutionally valid.
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Boston
State Department of Education
Sandra L. Lynch
Department
U.S. District Court
Massachusetts Civil Liberties Union
Framingham School Committee
Civil Liberties Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Department of Education
Atty
Francis X. Bellott
Boston Men Rank Sixth in Best Dressed List Says Tie Foundation
Boston men fail to top fashion poll, ranking sixth behind San Francisco and New York. The Tie Foundation survey blames rigid Boston conservatism and college population for the modest standing, while local merchants mock the results and note West Coast polyester trends.
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Boston
West Coast
New York
Tie Foundation
New York City
San Francisco
Charles Davison
Andover
Cambridge
Cabbies cry foul over Yale buses
John J. Buckley president of Terminal Taxi Co objects to Yale free shuttle service for students and employees from railroad station to campus claiming unfair competition and asking for cost disclosure. Yale campus police defend the service as enhanced security for Yale- related travel from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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John J. Buckley
Terminal Taxi Co
Yale
Buckley
New Haven
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