Nuclear energy foes urge governors on conservation and new options
The New England Coalition on Nuclear Pollution telegraphed governors in New England and New York urging equitable oil import cost sharing and immediate energy conservation to avoid reliance on costly fossil fuels and risky nuclear power. They favor peak pricing and rate flattening to curb waste while pushing for rapid development of solar wind geothermal and tidal energy as alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
New England Coalition On
New England
New York State
Boston
Ford
Northeast
New England Coalition
Diana Sidebotham
Coalition
Sidebotham
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Lower-cost proposal for regional veterinary college in New England
The Committee to Establish a College of Veterinary Medicine in New England heard a cheaper plan to open a regional veterinary college in Grafton Massachusetts using converted facilities. Massachusetts would lead planning funds with federal aid possible, supported by NEBHE and state partners.
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Concord
N.H
College of
Veterinary Medicine
New England
Massachusetts
John J. Conte
Worcester
American Veterinary Medical Association
Health Resources Administration
University of Massachusetts
William Gearin
State
Grafton
Mass
University of Massachusetts Medical School At
Conte
Alan D. Ferguson
New England Board of Higher Education
NEBHE
College of Veterinary Medicine
New England College
Connecticut
Maine
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Vermont
University of Pnnsylvania
Dennis Flynn
Massachusetts Department of Agriculture
James Sayre
Salem
Sayre
Airedale Terrier Club of
Vermont Farm Bureaus
Yankee Milk Cooperative
Clarence A. Jordan
Morgan Center
University of Vermont
John A. Stokes
Williston
Quality of life dips in 1974 National Wildlife EQ Index
National Wildlife magazine reports a 1974 decline in five of seven vital resource areas including wildlife living space soil and water, with gains in timber and air quality. The EQ Index notes energy costs and federal spend shifts, and projects inflation effects from cleanup costs while suggesting potential $260 billion in medical and economic savings from cleaner air and water. Vermont data show rising per-capita pollution programs.
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Washington
U.S
National Wildlife Magazine
National Wildlife Federation
Ford
National Wildlife
Office of Management and Budget
House of Representatives
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Vermont
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Ford, N.E
Leonard Phillips
Portland
John Donovan
Brunswick
Elizabeth Gage
Northfield
R.J. McConaha
New York
Sigurd Rascher
Shushan
Claudine Schneider
Bradford
J. William Hasskar1
Isabelle Roberts
William A. Sherman
Bennington
Beech Street
Forrest M. Noyes
Linden
Mich
George Jr
Flora
Hall) Noyes
Michigan
General Motors
Ruth Waterloo
Etta Percey
Edith Bakaitis
Coats
Burt Bros
National Wildlife’ Survey
Nancy MacMillin Miller
I.e
The
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington, VI
Peroggi
Bigos
Poland
Tourtiere
French
Canada
Italy
France
Korea
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