Marilyn's Man: Dougherty Remembered By a Reporter
Jim Dougherty Marilyn Monroe's first husband died at 84 in California after a life of quiet fame behind the scenes. The interviewee described his wit and resilience as a living trivia source for a Boston Globe Magazine profile tied to a new documentary by Shaui Kra ig about his life and Norma Jean.
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Maine
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James Dougherty
San Rafael
Calif
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Sunni Arabs plead with U S to block constitution push
Sunni Arab negotiators urge the United States to prevent Shiites and Kurds from pushing through a new Iraqi constitution without Sunni consent. Kamal Hamdoun, a Sunni negotiator, says they are not optimistic and seek unanimity or no agreement. The August 15 deadline was extended to today as talks continue among Sunni Shiite and Kurdish leaders.
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Iraq
United States
Saddam
Nebraska
Kamal Hamdoun
National Assembly
State must apply stricter wetland permit standards
A Belknap County Superior Court ruling from August 12 could force New Hampshire to enforce stricter DES Wetlands Council permit standards. The decision concerns two boathouses proposed on Squam Lake near Pier II redevelopment and challenges that the DES measured impacts only to the shoreline under the Comprehensive Shoreline Protection Act. Nearby property owners and the Conservation Law Foundation appealed, arguing the act was violated.
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Belknap County
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DES
Woman faces assault charge in Portsmouth incident
Heidi Tripp, 22, of Kittery, Maine, was arrested in Portsmouth after a drunken driving stop on Maplewood Avenue at Dennett Street. While waiting in the police lobby for a ride home, she allegedly slapped an officer and was charged with assault in addition to driving while intoxicated.
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Maine
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Maplewood Avenue
Dennett Street
Tripp
Union leader fights for respect at Portsmouth shipyard
Paul O'Connor, president of the Metal Trades Council, voices the labor force’s grievance as the Defense Department’s closure recommendation unsettles the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Born in Exeter and residing in Somersworth, he represents about 2,400 of the 4,800 workers, arguing workers deserve dignity and steady work amid the yard’s uncertain future.
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Metal Trades Council Union
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Exeter
Somersworth
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The
Metal Trades Council
Lottery results Sunday August 21 2005 Tri-State Daily
The Sunday issue lists daily and evening lottery numbers including Tri-State Day 1 2 5 and 5 9 9 2. Evening 9 4 5 and 6 6 3 6. T S Megabucks Sat 3 8 21 26 28 34. Powerball Sat 13 27 28 29 49. Mass Daily Sun 0 1 3 8. Mass Megabucks Sat 6 14 23 28 35 42. sections World/Nation Seacoast New England Obituaries Opinion New Hampshire.
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Regatta to Sail Sunday With Four Races Set
The annual regatta is scheduled for Sunday featuring four races. Weather calls for partly sunny skies with a chance of a shower and a high near 82.
World reduced to rubble as Gaza pullout continues
Gaza Strip scenes show widespread destruction with homes leveled as Israeli evacuation proceeds. The ongoing pullout campaign leaves neighborhoods in ruin and residents displaced amid the evolving security situation.
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