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...popular heroes, bringing home to CBS a tidy profit of $14 million plus millions more for his patented outfit: black hat, black pants, black shirt and a calling card that read "Have Gun, Will Travel. Wire Paladin, San Francisco." One viewer, however, thought he must be seeing his double. Rhode Island Cowboy Victor DaCosta, who had been making a hit since 1946 at New England fairs (his cards read: "Have Gun, Will Travel. Wire Paladin, Oaklawn, R.I.") found Boone to be his dead ringer, right down to the black outfit and the derringer tucked up the sleeve. Last week, after...
...major regions in the U.S., only New England does not have an operating refinery. The result has been some of the highest fuel prices in the nation. At least five refineries have been proposed from Maine to Rhode Island in the past year. Only last month the voters of the university town of Durham, N.H., turned down a bid by Aristotle Onassis' Olympic Refineries Inc. to build a huge 400,000-bbl.-per-day facility. Their objection: the refinery would mar the unspoiled coastline...
...Invitation. Other schemes are being suggested for other places. Gibbs Oil Co. has proposed one refinery inland from the deep harbor at Portland, Me., and Massachusetts politicians have invited oilmen to build another refinery in the economically depressed Lowell-Dracut area. Olympic Refineries has been investigating coastal locations in Rhode Island and New Hampshire. But wherever New England's first refinery may end up, local residents will have to approve it after confronting the persistent dilemma of economics v. ecology -the worst conundrum of the whole energy crisis...
...been difficult and boring trying to analyze the 1969 No-Knock Law during Christmas vacation, while foghorns wailed in the distance. He could hear the foghorns because he lived on the Rhode Island coast, a long way from the 1969 No-Knock...
SEPTEMBER 25--Rhode Island at Brown; Lafayette at Columbia; Colgate at Cornell; New Hampshire at Dartmouth; Massachusetts at Harvard; Rutgers at Princeton; Connecticut at Yale...