Reserved ruling on Connecticut red flag law challenge
A three judge federal panel in Hartford reserved decision on a suit challenging Connecticut s red flag law from 1919 that bans displaying a flag emblem to incite disorder The case stems from a Viet Cong flag display during an Agnew visit and involves University of Connecticut law students and two men arrested earlier The lawyers clash over whether the flag display constitutes protected speech or conduct under state regulation
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Manchester
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Vivien Kellems to Meet IRS Over Tax Disparities
Hartford story notes Vivien Kellems 74 of East Haddam plans a Wednesday meeting with the Internal Revenue Service to discuss what the agency calls deficiencies in federal income tax. She stopped paying last year over inequities she says unfairly targets single earners, while she owes 49854.01 dollars. She has battled the IRS over more than two decades.
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Politicians Get Help To Pay Off Dodd Deficit Dinner Planned
About 600 attendees are expected at a $500 plate dinner in Hartford on January 16 to help retire Sen. Thomas J. Dodd campaign deficits. Dodd ran as an independent after leaving the Democratic party and finished behind Lowell P. Weicker Jr. and Joseph D. Duffey. Duffey's side will host a fund raiser with Sen. Edmund Muskie to cover over $136,000. A statewide chicken-in-the-basket dinner at $25 a basket is set for January 15 for Weicker to address a $150,000 deficit. Invitations were sent to Weicker supporters.
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Edmund Muskie
Maine
Weicker
Greenwich
State plans to collect NH liquor taxes on bootlegging
Connecticut tax commissioner John L. Sullivan says his plan to collect 50000 dollars in liquor and sales taxes from liquor bootlegging into Connecticut from New Hampshire is carried out with evidence including photographs. He reports inspectors tracked traffic after a holiday drive and will turn names over to police if residents refuse to pay. He notes 300 residents observed crossing state lines with alcohol and warns the next move is up to the people. In Holyoke mass John Willis 25 bound over for grand jury in death of wife Mary killed by 12 gauge shotgun in their apartment
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Early coins traced to 730 B.C. in Syria
Tufts classics professor Dr Miriam Balmuth argues coins appeared in northern Syria around 736 B.C., well before the accepted 635 B.C. date in Sardis. She linked three silver ingots via Aramaic inscriptions, two shown at the British Museum and a third in East Berlin, with silver dating to 730 B.C. presented in New York City and Medford, Massachusetts reports.
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New York City
Archbishop's Abortion Stand Under Fire
In Boston the international head of the Unitarian Universalist Association accuses anti‑abortion forces of frantic and fanatic name calling as he opposes blocking legalized terminations. Archbishop Medeiros and Catholic bishops cited as pushing hard line, while reform advocates seek lawful change to ease suffering. Separately, Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. executive Harry G. Slater, 62, dies in Boston.
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UPI
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
New York State
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Body Found In Fire Buries Grapnel Home in Putnam
Fire officials search the charred ruins of the Grapnel home on West Thompson Road Putnam for a possible second victim. Autopsy aims to identify a man found among the debris. Neighbors alerted firefighters who saved the two car garage. Grapnel, general plants manager at Belding Heminway Co., and his wife Doris lived there.
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Higher Taxes Seen For Mass. 1971 Legislature
Senate Republican leader John F. Parker of Taunton predicts higher taxes in the 1971 Massachusetts legislature. He says at least 100000 must be available for services and municipalities and cites taxes as the main looming issue. He also mentions housing and welfare reforms with federal help as key challenges.
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UPI
Senate
John F. Parker
Taunton
What Makes a Universal Blood Donor Type O
A health column explains universal donor blood as Type O, safe for most recipients though it must be matched for coagulation and agglutination. It covers RH and subgroups, usefulness of knowing blood type, and safety in transfusions, with brief notes on eye strain from bifocals and reporting contagious diseases to health authorities.
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