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The Boston Globe Thursday, August 4. 1966 Ivinls'Wfvarf Dynamife FounJ On Pum Island Court Holds 3 in Knifing Bssfen'l Newest Wfrfrent Restaurant Ercellenc ttt Dining Seafood Specialties Steak Chops Kevin's Seafood CONTINENTAL PAELLA VALENCIANA iealurt Viait Our New Grog Bap or Cocktail Lounge Funetinn Facilities from 15-150 Peoole in Our 3 New Function Booms Bill Whitf. Mailrt David Ftriwidu, Mir. Three men accused of an attempt to murder a California fugitive from justice in a Revere night club on July 24 were arraigned in Suffolk Superior Court today and ordered held in high bail. The victim of the stabbing, Arthur Pearson, 25, of Dorchester Dorchester, was ordered held in Plymouth j- f-t vm A County Jail hospital in double surety as a material witness.

Asst. Dist. Atty. Jack Zal-kmd told Chief Justice G. Joseph Tauro that Pearson was wanted by California authorities for an escape from a prison camp in that state.

Arraigned on charges of carrying concealed weapons in a vehicle, receiving stolen guns and possession of nar- 426-81 bS DaitV HCfPT SUN, NEWBlRY-l'se of granite blocks for shore protection at Plum Island has been halted by order of Police Chief James E. Piatt because three sticks of dynamite were found among the boulders recently. Chief Piatt said the dynamite was discovered by Robert Colbv, as he was looking at the boulders stockpiled in the marsh beside the Plum Island turnpike. The granite blocks were placed there pending reinforcement of the bridge nearby. rhipf Piatt said a bomb FBGM 30 SATS.

FROM 3 P.M. SATS. FROM 3 P.M. S--J TpTfrt? oorman Parking MOrmaa rariinf Dli TJj i yi Emms Tin dangerous weapon with intent to murder. The assault took place in the Tiger's Tail on Revere Beach Revere.

Pearson was found behind the club, bleeding from a stab wound in the stomach, and has been under treatment at Massachusetts General Hospital since. Today, he was carried into court on a stretcher and testified his life had not been threatened since the stabbing. He protested being sent to a jail hospital. Judge Tauro granted Zalkind's motion to transfer Pearson to the jail and hold him in $100,000 double surety. Zalkind also told the court a girl witness to the stabbing had been threatened with death if she talked to authorities.

SALE expert from the state police 254 SUMMER ST.0;!!!1 blew up the explosives. Men's Clothes Haberdashery OPEN SATURDAYS otics were Joseph Baron, 34, formerly known as Joseph Barboza) of Revere Beach Chelsea; Joseph Amico, 24. of Princeton st East Boston, and Patrick J. Fabiano, 24. of Marion East Boston.

Baron and Amico were held in $35,000 and $25,000 double surety, respectively, and Fabiano in S1000. Fabiano has no previous criminal record. Indictments against the three men were returned I earlier this week by the Suf-I folk County Grand Jury. The panel is continuing to investi-j gate charges against the three i of assault and battery with a Sears Boylston at Arlington BOSTON Retail Careers in Sales FOR MEN AND WOMEN Openings in sales for men and women. All interviews and inquiries are confidential.

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ROCKWOOD MIDDLEBORO The Plymouth Superior Court ruling this week that ordered the town to restore almost S25.000 cut from the school budget may result in the town's having to give its municipal workers a raise. Finance Committeeman Richard J. Picone said Wednesday he had heard reports that the municipal workers, whose raise request was turned down at the March town meeting, will resubmit the request at a special town meeting Sept. 19. They will reportedly argue that since school personnel are getting pay raises this year, they should also.

The court ordered the town to restore $24,743 of the cut from the school budget by the town meeting. The funds will provide raises for the superintendent, principals, teachers and secretaries. The court also ordered the town to pay a penalty of 25 percent of the amount of the pate in Opportunity llSnT jrin'V. benefit gram. To enjoy a career with a friendly company.

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On Lafayette's arrival for the visit, it was discovered budget cut $6185. These funds will be applied to next year's school budget. The municipal employees' pay raise request was opposed by the Finance Committee and the Middleboro Property Owners Assn. It was defeated by an overwhelming vote of the town meeting. METROPOLITAN FOCUS Sears Roebuck Co.

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