Conservation Society to join action over paper mill plan
The Conservation Society of Southern Vermont will become a party to any legal proceedings over a $200 million Parsons and Whittemore Co. paper mill proposed along the Connecticut River. The group voted to oppose the mill unless environmental pollution is reduced to the lowest technologically possible level and to support enforcement to ensure clean levels while promoting timber-based jobs and income for woodlot owners. The decision followed a Dartmouth College student study video and emphasizes safeguarding Upper Connecticut River valley quality of life.
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Vermont
Dartmouth College
Parsons and Whittemore
Upper
Connecticut River Valley
CSSV
Quebec Sets French Language Rules For Public Signs
Quebec lawmakers outline Official Languages Act regulations requiring all Quebec products and advertising to be in French by 1980 with French as the default. English slogans on protest signs may be illegal. violations carry fines from 25 to 3000 dollars for individuals and 50 to 5000 dollars for companies. Exceptions exist for untranslatable English terms like hot dogs and pizza.
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Quebec City
Canada
UPI
Quebec
Fernand Lalonde
Vermont doctors to end overcharges at hospital
Attorney General M Jerome Diamond announced Surgical Associates Inc of Burlington agreed to discontinue a practice that overcharged more than 1000 patients annually by $25 for residents services. Funds were said to support resident education but no proof residents were needed in surgery. No civil penalty due to unintentional violation. The assurance of discontinuance was filed August 12 in Washington County Superior Court.
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Surgical Residents Educational Fund
Washington County
Former N J legislator Donald H McLean dies in Vermont
Former Rep. Donald H. McLean, R N J, a long serving congressman, judge and prosecutor from Union County, died Tuesday at Fanny Allen Hospital in Vt after a long illness. He was 91. McLean served six terms in the House, then became Union County prosecutor. He also chaired the Union County GOP and led New Jersey’s Republican Committee. He practiced law in Elizabeth for over 50 years, retiring in 1968. He was survived by his second wife Clare Bitzer and two sons, Edward R. McLean and Donald H. McLean Jr.
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UPI
Donald H. McLean
Union County
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McLean
U.S. Senate
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Superior Court
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Elizabeth
Edna Wrighter
Parsippany
Clare Bitzer
Edward R. McLean
Wilmington
Del
Donald H. McLean Jr
Lahey Clinic Foundation
Boston
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