Kittery Attorney Seeks Dismissal Of Prostitution Case Evidence
Gary Reiner, a Kittery lawyer and former town councilor, faces trial July 11 in a case tying him to a prostitution operation at the Danish Health Club from 2002 to 2004. His 31 page motion to suppress challenges the June 9, 2004 raid evidence, arguing the warrant affidavit relied on state facts and omitted key information. Assistant U.S. Attorney Toby Dilworth declined comment and said objections will be filed by July 15. The suppression seeks to exclude items including cell phones.
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Kittery
Maine
Gary Reiner
Reiner
U.S
George “Toby” Dilworth
Dilworth
Danish Health Club prostitution case details emerge in affidavit
Federal court documents from Kittery Maine reveal quotes from Police Chief Edward Strong denying payoffs and explaining legality in the 1990s of paid hand to genital massage. In a sworn May 18 affidavit Strong outlines department efforts to probe allegations at the now closed Danish Health Club with tips and follow-up investigations.
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Kittery
Maine
Edward Strong
Strong
Holiday washout at Hampton Beach as shops close
Anor'easter floods Hampton Beach leaving eateries shut and sand驱 blowing down empty streets. Beachfront stalls advertise fried dough while most hot dogs clams ice cream and taffy shops stay closed. Portland Maine records over four inches of rain this month, underscoring a dreary run-up to summer tourism.
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Hampton Beach
New England
Portland
Maine
New Hampshire approves emergency contraception bill
Concord votes to allow specially trained pharmacists to dispense the morning after pill without a prescription. The Senate passed it last month and Gov. Lynch will sign. Supporters say it prevents unwanted pregnancies, while critics fear teen access and moral objections.
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Concord
New Hampshire
House
Senate
John Lynch
Kathleen Souza
Manchester
Lynch
Move to delay BRAC defeated
The House defeated an amendment by Rep. Bradley and Rep. Allen to delay Pentagon base closures. The measure sought postponement until U.S. troops return from Iraq and key studies are completed. Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine would be affected, a major site on the closure list.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Pentagon
Jeb Bradley
New Hampshire
Tom Allen
Maine
Ry Ee
Bradley
Allen
Department of Defense
Allen and Bradley
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Kittery
Iraq
Senate
John Thune
South Dakota
Coast Guard Ships at Portsmouth Yard Face Uncertain Future
Coast Guard and Defense Department officials say it is too early to plan the fate of three Coast Guard cutters home-ported at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard if the yard closes. Shipyard workers view the cutters as a prime example of the potential impact, but firm decisions are deferred this week.
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Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Coast Guard
Defense Department
U.S. Coast Guard
Tahoma
Anne Ewart
Cmdr. J. Spotts
Gregory P. Hitchen
Sports Weather Windy Chilly Rainy A13 Tech Thursday
A weather and sports brief notes windy chilly and rainy conditions for Thursday on page A13. Tech events and Thursday schedules are highlighted with climate updated outlooks for readers.
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Red Sox
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