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Boston evening Globe Thursday, June 21, 1973 Industry vs. housing feud over 24 Kendall Sq. acres lar workers. City councilors Francis H. Duehay and Saundra Graham in their report state that the site is ''bet-ter suited for job related pursuits than for housing and the development should be aimed at creating blue collar and other non-professional jobs." Their report points out that industry has been leaving the city and that officials have been unable to recruit other industries.

Blue collar workers are finding it more and more difficult to obtain employment. City councilor Walter J. Sullivan, who made the report known, stated that a 40-story hotel should be constructed on the apex of the triangle at Main street and Broadway. The hotel would have 400 rooms, a garage and office, and retail space on the bottom floors. The Duehay-Graham re port calls for the establishment of an office of economic development and manpower which would prepare and present a development plan for the city.

Within this authority, they state that an industrial and financing authority be established to provide capital for construction. The Cambridge Chamber of Commerce favors the development of the area for business and in dustry because it would bring in added tax revenue. The Cambridge Redevelopment Authority also favores the plan but the Cambridge Municipal Development and Planning Department has proposed that the area be used for low and middle income housing. More than 90 businesses and industries were moved from the 24 acres to make way for the NASA laboratory which President Nixon scrapped. The Federal government is using part of the area, not included in the 24 acres, for the Federal transportation authority.

yN Mi Witnesses open 6-day assembly Associated Press DETROIT Nearly 50,000 Jehova's Witnesses filed into Tiger Stadium for the opening of a six-day "Divine Victory" International Assembly. N. H. Knorr, president of the Watchtower Bible Tract Society, described the world as an armed camp in yesterday's opening address. Today's program was scheduled to highlight morality in the modern world.

By George Croft Globe Staff For four years various factions in Cambridge city government have been fighting over 24 acres in Kendall square slated for redevelopment. The feud has been called "shameful by the city council. A report to be introduced at the council meeting Monday, offered by two city councilors, will call for the entire 24 acres to be slated for businesses which wpuld hire blue col- Salemmc files appeal in bombing A claim for an appeal and a motion for a new trial were filed in Middlesex Superior Court today on behalf of Francis P. Sa-lemme, 40, of Sharon, sentenced to a total of 28 to 30 years last Tuesday for the 1968 dynamite bombing of former Everett lawyer John E. Fitzgerald Jr.

Fitzgerald lost a leg when dynamite exploded in his car. A jury convicted Salemme of armed assault to murder and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. Judge Roger J. Donahue followed the recommendation of Asst. Dist.

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