Kerry fires up convention with sharp Iraq critique
Senator John Kerry challenged President Bush over Iraq in a keynote Democratic Convention speech. He argued misstatements about weapons of mass destruction and a cheap war are false, pledging to be a commander in chief who will never mislead the nation. He asserted America can do better and help is on the way as the general election campaign begins.
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Shaheen Eyes Tough New Hampshire Battle Ahead
Campaign leader Shaheen, touted as Kerry's national chairwoman, says if Kerry wins in November she could join his administration. She stresses ongoing TV appearances and speaker introductions as she stays active with West Virginia and Michigan delegation breakfasts, C-SPAN, and caucus meetings with Democratic women and Arab-American leaders.
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Two-Alarm Fire Destroys Eliot Trailer Home
Eliot Maine. Flames engulfed about 75 percent of a trailer at 15 Punkintown Road around 10 a.m. no occupants were home. Fire officials faced a remote location as engines crawled a half mile on a dirt road. the home was heavily involved and deemed uninhabitable. Fire Chief Jay Muzerell could not confirm cause, noting it may have started near the front door. A mother and daughter were reported to live there.
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More charges filed in Dewey drowning case in Maine
Maine prosecutors add Class B burglary and Class C conspiracy and theft charges against Erin M. Wylie and Shannon C. Walters for allegedly stealing Dewey the dachshund, a video camera, and a computer before drowning the dog in a bathtub. The defendants face possible grand jury indictments in Maine and New Hampshire, where separate animal cruelty charges exist.
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Granite State
Interim York manager resume discrepancies examined
Interim York Town Manager Ryan Hada is scrutinized over conflicting career details. His resume lists 1999 to 2001 as an economic adviser to the U.S. State Department in Krakow, involving city opportunities, PR for the U.S. Information Center, and a U.S. intelligence report on Poland’s real estate market. A 1999 Southern Life story instead notes he spent the 1998 99 academic year studying political science at Jagiellonian University in Krakow.
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Lottery snippet from TriState Daily issue
The page shows a Thursday July 2 lottery section with Meads or Talis numbers 4 12 24 28 29 and Mass Daily 366.9. It lists the Massive Millions numbers 2 6 18 24 25 31 with 47 as a secondary figure and includes evening draws 763 8367 and day 1462 4149.
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Benson firm gains control of Golf Club of New England
Soft Draw Investments LLC led by Craig Benson paid 1.1 million to gain total ownership of the Golf Club of New England after a bankruptcy plan won 92 percent support from voting claim holders. The club remains a golf course through November 2006.
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