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rsoston bvenmg Glob Monday, June 11, Jurors chosen as Salemme trial opens Altered Park Plaza plan resubmitted for state OK 'I i ,1 1 va! was dismissed when she told the court she remembered reading about the case and that it might affect her decision in the matter. Atty. F. Lee Bailey, who represents the defendant, did not exercise his peremptory challenges of the jurors because "I do not have enough information to make an intelligent use of the peremptory By Robert A. Jordan Globe Staff The Boston Redevelop-f ment Authority resubmitted the proposed $266 million Park Plaza redevelopment project today to the state's Department of Community Affairs for its approval.

The controversial project was rejected twice by former DCA Comr. Miles Ma-honey, who ruled that it failed to meet most of the state requirements. BRA Director Robert T. Kenney expressed confidence that the privately-, financed project would be approved on its third try. He said the-latest submission contains several "major new features" aimed at improving the Park Plaza and esta blishing safeguards "to protect the public interest." Kenney said the most important feature of the resubmission is the "thorough environmental analysis" of the downtown project by an outside consultant, Saratoga Associates of New York.

If the DCA approves the resubmission, a court fight is expected from a group of opponents represented by Atty. pharles F. Mahoney. Mahoney said he feels the plan is still illegal and unconstitutional, that it is stll the same plan rejected last February. Kenne said the major new features of the plan, in additional to an environmental impact study, included: A resurvey of building conditions, conducted by the Charles Main engineering firm, which shows that substandard building conditions in the project area (Park Square) "are almost double that required to warrant the area's designation as an urban renewal proj ect- Changes in the letter of intent a legal decument between the developers and the BRA which require the developer to "undertake of the "com- bat zone" area within one year after approval of the project by the DCA.

The developers, Boston Urban Assosciates, has agreed to undertake the major portion, about 75 percent, of the project as a 121 A limited divident corporation, which limits profits to six percent. This is similar to the Prudential Center plan. Establishment, of a civic advisory committee and a special design advisory committee to work with the BRA throughout Peel yourself a new floor. Just and press. And you've got a new tile floor.

St if IfWWWW GAF Sure-Stick" self-adhesive tile FRANCIS P. SALEMME the design review, of the project. DCA Comr. Mahoney, who resigned after rejecting the project, said last February that the plan failed to meet six of seven state requirements. He said it was not "consistent with the sound needs of the locality," was not a "sound financial the area did not have enough "blight to warrant the urban renewal plan was "not complete" because there was no plan for the section known as the "combat the "relocation plan" was insufficient; and it did not meet the new environmental impact law.

DAY Erfurt 7TL i Francii P. Salemme, 40. of Sharon, went on trial today in Middlesex Superior Court, charged with armed assault to murder Atty. John E. Fitzgerald Jr.

of Everett. On Jan. 30, 1968, Fitzgerald left his law office in Everett and got into his autombile parked on Mansfield and when he switched on the ignition the car was ripped by an explosive device. It was later determined that two sticks of dynamite were used in the bombing. Fitzgerald, who barely survived, lost his right leg in the explosion.

The trial is before Superior Court Judge Roger J. Donahue, who announced to the 16 jurors that they will be locked up for the duration of the trial. The three women jurors were told that language may be used in the trial which may offend their sensibilities, but none asked to be relieved of jury duty. However, one woman STOKE MAKE HIM THE CAPTAIN OF HIS Canvas oxford boat sneakers for a sure grip wherever he walks. On deck or around the neighborhood he won't lose his standing.

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