Saxe friend may return to court for murder bank robbery case
Lawyers seek readmission of Susan Saxe’s friend and alleged assistant during her 1970 Brighton State Street Bank robbery trial. Witnesses kept out include paralegal Byrna Aronson who says she will not testify. The trial already linked Saxe to the bank robbery that killed Patrolman Walter Schroeder and involved a gun, a rifle, and a missing security guard’s weapon.
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NH lawmakers move to fix property tax inequities
New Hampshire legislators quietly draft proposals to correct inequities from recent tax changes. House subcommittees met to address reduced local tax bases after exemptions for the elderly and open and farm lands. critics note the state lacks funds to offset local relief, urging broader tax funding.
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Me. orchard migrant workers face hardship in U S effort
In Boston a group of 126 Puerto Ricans recruited for a Maine harvest wave reports dire conditions. Twenty are stranded penniless in New England, unable to speak English, seeking relief as U S labor officials investigate. Some quit, others claim low pay, poor meals, and housing, while growers blame Puerto Rican workers’ productivity and bureaucracy.
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Finast moves warehouse base to Conn Narrows gaps in New England
One town gains 500 Connecticut jobs with Finast moving dry warehousing to Windsor Locks, while Somerville loses hundreds of positions. Company shifts from Massachusetts and New Jersey to a site once used by W T Grant to serve New York and New England, with full relocation in six months.
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