Arson For Profit Ring Ties Urban Fires to Landlords
Boston area residents report more than 30 fires on Symphony Road and Westland Avenue over three years in an arson for profit scheme. State police detained 33 people indicted by a Suffolk County grand jury. four Arlington-area landlords face charges along with former State Police Lt James DeFuria. STOP residents pressed Attorney General Bellotti, aiming to halt blighting near Northeastern University and the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
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Boston
UPI
Symphony Road
Westland Avenue
Suffolk County
Ste
Phen R. Delinsky
Delinsky
Francis X. Bellotti
Stop —Symphony Tenants Organiz
Dennis Liacos
Concord
James DeFuria
Liacos
DeFuria
Koplow
Peter Bottai
Symphony Area Property Owners Association
Bottai
Northeastern University
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Senate probes leak as ethics panel targets CBS bugging story
The Senate Ethics Committee appoints Robert Morgan and Harrison Schmitt to probe leaks tied to a CBS News report on U S government bugging of Panama treaty negotiators. They may also discuss related leaks by Dole and Helms, with no criminal sanctions from the panel but possible censure. DEA files reportedly purged of incriminating Panamanian drug links, naming Col Manuel Noriega as broker and Hugo Torrijos using planes to transport drugs.
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Ira R. Allen Washington
UPI
Senate Select Committee
Senate Ethics Committee
Robert Morgan
D-N.c
Harrison Schmitt
R-N.m
CBS News
Schmitt
CBS
Robert Dole
State Department
Intelligence Committee
Canal Zone
Dole
Jesse Helms
R-Nc
Panama
Morgan
Senate
Ethics Panel
Congressional
Omar Torrijos
Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Col
Manuel Noriega
Torrijos
Fidel Castro
Hugo
San Chile
Saccharin Ban Delay Likely Amid Labeling Debate
The FDA could be barred from banning saccharin for 18 months after final Congress action, under House and Senate bills. The House approved its delay measure 375 to 23, while the Senate backed the same postponement last month. The dispute centers on labeling requirements and whether saccharin poses health risks despite animal cancer studies.
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Gene Bernhardt
Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
House
Senate
Carter
FDA
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Man keeps father's body in cold storage in Long Island warehouse
Michael Baburka Jr of Brooklyn says he froze his 64 year old father after a heart attack to await future medical revival. Suffolk police found the hermetically sealed cylinder at Medford Mini Warehouse in Medford after an anonymous tip.
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Yaphank
N.Y
UPI
New York City
Long Island
Suffolk County
Michael Baburka
Medford
Michael Baburka Jr
Brooklyn
Brookhaven
Baburka
Manhattan
Concorde to Begin New York Flights After Court Ruling
The Concorde will fly into New York on Wednesday after a Supreme Court decision lifted a temporary ban. Air France plans Paris to New York service starting November 22 with return trips from Kennedy. Protesters vow continued demonstrations citing noise and vibration concerns.
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John Pryor
NEW York
UPI
Air France
Concordes
Charles de Gaulle
Kennedy International Airport
Kennedy
Paris
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
Port Authority of
New York and
New Jersey
Port Authority
British Airways
London
Marcel Cavaille
Hugh Carey
Alan Sagner
Kennedy Airport
Dulles International Airport
Washington, D.C
U.S
Boston
Federal Jury to Decide Wampanoag Land Claim in Mashpee
A nine man three woman federal jury in Boston will decide if the Wampanoag Indians have an $800 million claim to Mashpee land. Testimony begins, with 60 potential jurors questioned. the case could set precedents for Maine tribes and halt local real estate.
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Linda Werfelman
Boston
UPI
Cape Cod
Mashpee
U.S District Court
Walter J. Skinner
Wampanoags
Congress
James St. Claire
Nixon
Maine
Skinner
Rarely Preserved Phones Inspire Nostalgic Advertising
A nostalgic catalog touts the Cradlethone, Candle stick Phone, Styleline Phone, Starlite Phone and a wood grain Chest phone. The ad promises practical Roaring 20s design and convenient, collectible models with easy ordering through the business office.
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Bellotti
Martin Koplow
Randolph
City of Boston
Max J. Allen
Brookline
Michael Cappielo
Braintree
Bee
Brian Moe
Sagle School
Lauenters
United States
James Martin
R-N.c
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
Merce Health
Tim Lee Carter
R-Ky
GOP
Rogers
Andrew Maguire
Dn.j
Father
Gordon Davidson
General Telephone
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