Pipe Worker Killed In Trench Collapse On Raynes Avenue
A 27 year old pipe layer, Roland A Vallee of Cuttling up tools moments before a trench eight feet deep collapsed on Raynes Avenue. He died from shock and bleeding after rescue attempts failed. body extricated after more than an hour. Employed by Sea ward Construction, he had worked three days on a storm sewer in an urban renewal area. Fire Department members tried resuscitation with a resuscitator. Vallee, born June 5 1942 in Manchester, leaves a widow Barbara and children Belinda 4 and Michael 2 months. His parents Phillip and Blanche Vallee reside in Newburyport Mass. He had lived in Kittery Point five years. Jean Edgerly of Haverhill Mass is also listed as a relative.
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Tax Bill Near Orbit Holds Senate Passage Vote
The Senate moved toward final passage of a broad tax reform bill despite Nixon objections over higher Social Security benefits and income tax cuts. The measure would yield about $11 billion in relief and $6 billion in new revenue after amendments. Nixon threatened a veto over the income exemption rise and Social Security boost, while Democratic leaders expected changes in conference. Senator Cotton pushed a trade quota provision to shield U.S. industries amid volatile global competition.
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Providence Teachers Boycott Schools Defy Court Order
Providence schoolteachers continued their walkout shutting city schools for the 12th day despite a court order. The AP report notes teachers stayed away today, keeping classrooms closed as the labor action persisted in Providence, Rhode Island.
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Granite State Democrats Favor Peterson Against Thomson
Democratic State Chairman Oliva Hunt says the party would choose Gov Walter Peterson over 1968 GOP primary rival Meldrim Thomson if given a choice of Republican opponents. The remark comes during an interview to be aired tonight on the New Hampshire Educational Network. A separate Concord report notes a liquor control officials meeting set between Massachusetts and New Hampshire to discuss advertising techniques, chaired by NH Liquor Commission head Costas Tentas.
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Maine Airplane Missing as Search Persists in Passaduinkeag Mountains
An air-ground search continues for an Aztec twin engine plane with three men aboard believed crashed in rugged woodlands near Passaduinkeag Mountain, 25 miles north of Old Town. Ground teams scoured the area at 8 31 am Wednesday, but failed to locate the aircraft or hear any confirming noise. Civil Defense in Augusta reports on the alert for possible flooding in lowlands and coastal areas due to high tides and strong winds, though not expected to be serious.
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Students Take Over Harvard Building in Cambridge
More than 100 black students occupied the Harvard Faculty Club, a three story building across from Harvard President Na- key figures and campus leaders said the action protested racial conditions.
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University Obtains Injunction Over SDS Campus Protest
A Durham Superior Court injunction bars occupation of Huddleston Hall and entry to interview areas after a sit-in by Students for a Democratic Society at the University of New Hampshire. Protesters face further court action and university discipline for disrupting construction and campus operations.
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Leased Housing Trouble: $1600 Damage Report
Report details a leased housing incident where a family on welfare caused $1600 in damage to a subsidized unit. PHA Director Murphy and Commissioner Shames commented on tenant delinquency and landlord retaliation, noting a spike in such damage and referring cases to the Office of Economic Opportunity for action.
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Breakthrough Near On Organized Crime
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration presses a major advance in the anti racketeering drive. Indictments are expected next week in four Northeastern cities as part of a broader push. Officials call the effort the most successful anti crime program progress to date.
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Portsmanth Crismas Concert Doors Open Late
Director Waltham Fivell announced only 13 tickets remained for the event as morning doors opened. Attendees not at the pre sale may face disappointment with near sellout and limited chances at the door.
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Inquest Date Set for Mary Jo Kopechne Case
Judge James A. Boyle announced the inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne’s death will begin January 5 on Martha’s Vineyard. District Attorney Edmund Dinis sought exhumation and an autopsy but a Wilkes-Barre judge denied autopsy, keeping the proceeding on the island and closed to media.
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Disposition prices in Vaughan Street urban renewal area
Land parcels in the Vaughan Street urban renewal area have had disposal prices set and bids expected from developers. Urban renewal director Walter Murphy said HUD authority covers parcels 2 3 4 7 9 and 9B, with over half the land involved.
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