Anti-Busing Forces Gain In Boston Primary
Boston Mayor Kevin H White won 54 percent in the non partisan primary as anti-busing forces gain council and school committee slots. Timilty trailed by under 10 thousand votes amid low turnout 39 percent of 246 000 registered voters. White and Timilty will meet in November for the mayoralty.
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Joseph F. Timilty
Timilty
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Robert Gis
U.S. Labor Party
Norman Oliver
Socialist Workers Party
Louise Day
Boston teachers strike drags as $5000 daily fine ordered
Negotiations resume after talks broke off at midnight as Suffolk Superior Court Judge Samuel Adams imposes a $5000 daily fine on the Boston Teachers Union for the walkout that has left schools largely empty. The union is made a codefendant in desegregation cases and leaders face contempt penalties while the union vows to raise funds.
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Suffolk Superior Court
Samuel Adams
Adams
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Henry Robinson
Joan Buckley
New England Eyes Oil Alternatives At Energy Seminar
Energy experts from New England say compressed sawdust wind turbines and solar power may help long term, but economics drive decisions. Warren Hoy of CRS warns political pressure favors oil use. Maine, New Hampshire and New Hampshire officials discuss conservation, indigenous resources, offshore options, and the need for refinery and nuclear capacity to ease energy pressures.
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Washington, D.C
Donnelly
New England
Maine
Vincent DiCara
Maine State Energy Office
di Cara
Peter G. Weeks
New Hampshire Energy Office
New Hampshire
Eeks
Meldrim Thomson
Bayh Speech at New Hampshire Reform School Controversy
Trustees at the Youth Development Center in Manchester refused to cancel Sen. Birch Bayh's October keynote on juvenile delinquency despite Gov. Thomson opposition. The emergency board voted 5-1 to proceed with the conference, planning private co sponsors and noting 150 law enforcement and judicial officials invited.
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N.H
Meldrim Thomson
Birch Bayh
Bayh
Thomson
Indiana
California
Goronald Reagan
New Hampshire
Robert L. LaFond
LaFond
Eter J. Spaulding
Michael Morello
Roger Crowley
Governor's Commission On Crime and Delingency
Morello
Agalee
Poo Mgt
Gale Thomson
John Bridges
YDC
New Hampshire Judges’ Association
Office of Community Mental Health
Warren B. Rudman
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Commission On Crime and Delinquency
Rr LaFond
Law Enforcement
Judicial
Social Services
Jay Berman
Air New England Subsidy Sought by New England Caucus
The New England Congressional Caucus urged CAB to grant Air New England a 4.5 million federal subsidy, saying the carrier can maintain service with the extra funding. The letter to CAB Chairman Robson was signed by five senators including Kennedy, Brooke, Muskie, Hathaway, and McIntyre.
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John E. Robson
Robson
Edward Kennedy
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Edmund S. Muskie
William D. Hathaway
Maine
Thomas J. McIintyre
New Hampshire
Congress
New England
Gambling raid nets 35 persons in New Hampshire
Police arrested 35 people in a major betting operation sweep in New Hampshire's largest city. Ages ranged 21 to 72. 480 complaints were issued for misdemeanor betting violations. Wiretaps were approved and eight residences plus several social clubs were raided by 49 officers.
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N.H
New Hampshire
Attorney General's Office
Manchester District Court
Warren B. Rudman
Portsmouth
Nashua
Rudman
State Superior Court
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Olive Macaroni & Pickle
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Country Kitchen Donuts
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