Seabrook plant not halted by NRC moratorium says PSC
Concord sources report New Hampshire's Seabrook Station construction will not be affected by the NRC moratorium on new nuclear licenses. PSC spokesman Frank Shants says the order has no impact on the Seabrook project which won a $1.6 billion permit on July 7 after a long regulatory fight. Opponents led by the Clamshell Alliance demand license suspension and a full environmental review, while the PSC plans to seek an operating license about a year before unit one begins, targeted for late 1981 with unit two in 1983.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Hamp Shire
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
New Hampshire
Seabrook
NRC
Seabrook Station
Frank Shants
The
Public Service Co. of
New
PSC
Daniel Keller
Clamshell Alliance
Belle politique muddies flood disaster timing
Democratic Gov. Thanas Salm blasted Sen. Robert Stafford for apparent political maneuvering after Stafford announced a federal disaster in Vermont floods from tropical storm Belle. Salmon, citing delayed official notice, said the senior senator should have informed him first during his flood field work. Salmon seeks Stafford's Senate seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Upi
Thanas Salmon
Robert Stafford
Salmon
Stafford
Ford
Belle
Washington
August 1976 regional arts and events guide highlights
A dense listing across New England venues details daily openings and performances. Arlington hosts farm museum hours and bingo. Becket offers Claude Kipnis mime theater and Spanish dancers. Wilmington features the 13th Annual Arts and Crafts Show at Haystack Base Lodge. Bennington showcases jazz and oboe piano recitals while North Bennington hosts Peter Stempe Ed Lawrence. Berkshire fairs, Tanglewood rehearsals, SPAC concerts with the Philadelphia Orchestra, and plays at Dorset Playhouse and Weston Playhouse fill the schedule alongside art exhibits, film, and lectures through mid August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Arlington Farm Museum
Becket
Mass
Jacob’s Pillow
Claude Kipnis
Wilmington
Deerfield Valley Health Center
Haystack Base Lodge
Bennington
Bennington College
Jazz Lab
David Amram
Billy Cobham
North Bennington
Park McCullough
Peter Stempe
Ed Lawrence
Dean Fausett
Big House
Saratoga
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
SPAC
Arthur Fiedler
Philadelphia Orchestra
John Houseman
The
Acting Co
Order of the Eastern Star
Harwood Hill
Latham
N.Y
Coliseum
Robert Goulet
West Mountain Farm
Manchester
Congregational Church
Great Barrington
Monument Mountain Regional High School
Lenox
Tanglewood
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Stockbridge
Berkshire Garden Center
Berkshire Playhouse
Williamstown
Adams Memorial Theatre
Chekhov
Seiji Ozawa
BSO
Rupert
Rupert Firemen
Pownal
Green Mountain Racetrack
Maynard Ferguson
Weston
Weston Playhouse
Dorset
Dorset Playhouse
Fantasticks
Battenhill Grange Hall
Berkshire Crafts Fair
Ford beats Reagan on Panama plank at GOP platform meeting
Ford wins a key platform vote 55 to 43 rejecting a hard line over Panama Canal Zone sovereignty. Reagan supporters vow to press the issue on the convention floor, while Ford gains in other planks including Equal Rights Amendment and Taiwan treaty language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
UPI
Ford
Republican Platform Committee
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Ronald Reagan
Henry Kissinger
Reagan
Taiwan
John Sears
Panama
Panama Canal
America
Beatrice Strong
Arizona
Charles Coy
Kentucky
Canal Zone
Jackson man jailed for sexual abuse of minor in 12 day sentence
Town Justice Francis Ackley sentenced Charles A. DeMarco of Buskirk to 12 days in Washington County Correctional Institution for sexual abuse of a 15 year old Hoosick Falls girl on July 14. DeMarco pleaded guilty and will serve the sentence in three consecutive weekends following police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
N.Y
Francis Ackley
Charles A. DeMarco
Buskirk
Washington County Correctional Institution
Hoosick Falls
DeMarco
Wood Memorial Park
Parachutists to Jump Sunday at Spinelli Field
Nineteen sky divers will leap Sunday at Spinelli Field with three Bennington residents among the group. The All-American Good Guys troupe includes Jones from North Adams and a list of participants from Schenectady Albany and Springfield. Jump is scheduled from 11 to 11:30 am with travel from Park Street field and another act at 7:30 pm after the Drum and Bugle Corps parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinelli Field
Tom Kinney
Richard L. Hustler
Ned McGurn
George T. Jones
Jones
Spinelli
Park Street
District Court Dismisses Simple Assault Charge in Bennington
In Bennington District Court Judge George M. Fienberg dismissed a simple assault charge against Gary O. Jelley after prosecution motion. Jelley, 25, had been linked to an incident Jan 1 in Pownal. He pled no contest to a driving with a suspended license in Pownal Jan 2 and was fined $100. Earl D. Crawford, 23, of Wilmington, pled no contest by waiver to an amended law of the road violation in Woodford March 30 and fined $35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington District Court
George M. Fienberg
Gary O. Jelley
Scott St
Bennington
Pownal
Jelley
Earl D. Crawford
Wilmington
Woodford
Obituary for Dorothy Hall in Bennington obituary details
Dorothy L. Hall 58 of College Road Bennington died unexpectedly Thursday. Wife of Dr Woodhull S Hall born January 24 1918 to Wilfred and Leonora Longtin she worked as a medical secretary and led the Vermont State Medical Secretaries Association. Funeral Monday services to be announced with contributions urged to Putnam Memorial Hospital and other charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy L. Hall
College Road
North Bennington
Woodhull S. Hall
Bennington
Wilfred and
Leonora (Noble) Longtin
Vermont State Medical Secretaries Association
Hall
Woman’s Medical Auxiliary
Putnam Memorial Hospital
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Bennington Banner
Hampshire
Shants
Keller
Belle Politiques
Janis Ian
Michael Murphy
Gabrielli
St. Paul’s Episopal Church
Green Mountain
Hofbrau Six
Pine Cobble School
Boston
Plymouth
Southern Vermont Art Center
SVA
Kris Kristofferson
Rita Coolidge
Houseman Theatre
Nath Bennington
Park- McCullough House
Herman Arthur Haskins
SVAC
Chuck Mangione
Philadelphia Baroque Quartet
Eugene O’neill
Marlboro
Marlboro College Performing Arts Center
Way of the World
Houseman
Ethan Allen
Grassroots
Lloyd P. Dean
Geneva College
Old First Church
LaFlamme Brothers
Willow Park
Ricky LaFlamme
Gary LaFlamme
John East
North Carolina
U.s.-Panama
Soviet Union
Cuba
Canal
Latin America
Lawrence de Nardis
Connecticut
Western Hemisphere
David Treen
D-La
Harold Stassen
Caranelle
Bulova
Main ST
Himself
North Adams
Mark Baird
Scotia, N.Y
Dave Christenson
Harry Rector
Annie Rector
Kathryn Hoiby
Schenectady, N.Y
Steve Smith
Athol, Mass
Chad Phinney
Kenny Carvell
Steve Goodman
Richard Ahlborn
Kenneth Creip
Albany, N.Y
David Strickland
Mike
Lissard
Tom Adamaski
Springfield, Mass
Bill Lynn
Duanesburg, N.Y
George Jones
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Vermont
U.S
Pownal View
Drum & Bugle Corps
Walker
Wickstock Farm
Philip Martinez
Bennington Lanes
Phyllis M.coburn
Yankee
Sidebotham
Roisman
Vermont Yankee
NRCNP
Nichals
Twins
Surabaya
Queens Kings
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Queens
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