Clam Diggers Return Near Logan Airport After 14 Months
Chester MacDonald and 40 to 50 clam diggers resume work on Boston Harbor flats near Logan International Airport after a security exemption and background checks. They must carry IDs, wear vests, attend anti-terrorism classes, and pay 110 dollars for processing. The beds near the runways produce most clams, and workers endured a 70 percent loss during the closure.
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Washington AP report notes growing barriers to telephone polls from cell phones caller ID and answering machines, yet experts say surveys still viable with schedules and rigor. Pew studies show multi day versus long surveys yield similar results, while national polls remain less affected than state polls with smaller samples and budgets.
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