Ex Mayor Quinn Held For Refusing Grand Jury Gun Questions
Former Concord mayor J Herbert Quinn was ordered jailed for civil contempt by U S District Court Judge Hugh Bownes for refusing to answer grand jury questions about gun sales to Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Quinn, 45, had immunity but declined to testify. the proceeding centers on gun purchases and related records.
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Parker Bros. accused in $20 million art game theft suit
Christian Three, an artist and part time game designer from Brooklyn, sues Parker Bros. Inc. of Salem Massachusetts for allegedly stealing his art trading game idea. He says he presented versions of Artifax between 1965 and 1970 and Parker Bros. later released Masterpiece.
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Murderer Fighting Transfer Case Ends in Rutland
U S District Court case on inmate transfers from Windsor Vermont to out of state prisons concludes after five days of hearings in Rutland. A ruling is not expected until late next month. Edward Battick, 27, of Hamden Connecticut, convicted of murder in 1972 of Manchester Police Chief Dana Thompson, is serving life and claims the state violated his rights by moving him to Lewisburg Federal Prison in June before Windsor closed in August.
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Boston Teachers Strike Builds Into Second Day Negotiations
Boston public school teachers joined a second day of strike as 4,900 educators held marathon talks in a downtown hotel under court order. Negotiations continued through the night as the dispute over terms persisted.
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Vermont Board Charged For Secrecy
West Rutland School Board released on bail after pleading not guilty to violating Vermont Right to Know law. Five directors attended arraignment for holding a June 30 special meeting on labor issues without proper notice. Maximum fine is 500 dollars. Board director John Bloomer said the firm would represent them.
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