Rhode Island plan envisions garbage burner to aid waterfront
Two land-use experts propose a 450 megawatt garbage and coal powered plant at the former Navy base to cut oil and nuclear reliance. Excess steam would aid industry, with 1980 power needs met. A new fishing port and a large marina would spur labor intensive jobs and boost the local economy in Rhode Island.
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Eric M. Schneider
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Narragansett
Michael Everett
Rhode Island School of Design
Georges Bank
Schneider
Narragansett Electric Co
Charlestown
State Department of Economic Development
Schneiders
Nude bathing banned after rape in Hadley reservoir
Hadley police cracked down on nude bathing at the town reservoir after a college co ed was raped last month. Thirteen swimmers were charged with trespassing as selectmen pressed to end the practice. Chief Adolf Pipczynski Jr. said the property was posted and warnings given to arrest nude bathers after July 15. He noted concern over peepers watching from the woods.
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Hadley
Mass
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N H Supreme Court issues ad guidelines for lawyers
New Hampshire Supreme Court issued temporary advertising guidelines urging lawyers to advertise only in print media and limit services to up to 14 items. Prohibits claims of expertise and radio or TV ads, forbids photos or logos, and requires disclosure if costs may exceed advertised prices.
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Concord
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UPI
New Hampshire
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Pattison reports increased contacts with constituents
Congressman Edward W. Pattison reports a sharp rise in mail, personal assistance cases, and mobile office activity in the first half of the year. More than 28 000 pieces of mail, over 12 000 from the 29th District, 733 personal assistance cases, and 130 mobile office stops with 241 information requests and 252 inquiries.
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Washington, D.C
Edward W. Pattison
D-N.y
Pattison
Lynch named Vermont Public Safety chief in Monpelier
Former FBI agent Francis Lynch, 53, of Toldeo Ohio, was appointed by Gov. Snelling to head the Vermont Public Safety Department replacing Edward Corcoran. Lynch aims to fill 14 vacancies among 220 state police officers and boost female recruitment while Baumann shifts to the Governor's Justice Commission.
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Vermont Bar Association says new ad rules favor small firms
Vermont Bar Association President Clarke Gravel says young lawyers and small firms stand to gain from a state Supreme Court ruling allowing conditional advertising. The court permits ads with fees and background but not service quality, limited to written media. In Newport, a 13 month old girl from West Glover is reported in good condition after a near drowning in Barton pond. her father revived her with mouth to mouth resuscitation.
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Clarke Gravel
Supreme Court
Gravel
Newport
West Glover
North Country Hospital
Stephanie Taylor
Barton
Barre eviction targets Morning Star sect at Highgate complex
Barre City manager Arthur Ristau says members of the Morning Star religious sect will be served eviction notices from Highgate Apartment complex. Sheriff Mayo would serve the notice but offered no comment. Five Morning Star members pleaded innocent to marijuana possession charges. Earlier this year, about 15 members staged a sit in at Gov. Snelling's office demanding funds for their Essex Junction home.
Troy Ground to Break on $2.3 Million Senior Housing Project
In Troy New York construction will begin Tuesday on a six story 106 unit senior citizens housing complex named for late Mayor William O Neil. The project sits on Federal Street and Sixth Avenue urban renewal land and is built by Sponcrete Northeast Inc of South Bethlehem NY. In Troy the Civil Service Employers Union CSEA installs new president Edward LaPlante who vows closer ties with city unions including the Police Benevolent Association and Uniformed Firefighters Association while pushing a We oriented stance in labor talks.
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William O’neil
Federal Street
Sixth Avenue
Sponcrete Northeast Inc
South Bethlehem
N.Y
Civil Service Employes Union
CSEA
Edward LaPlante
Police Benevolent and Protective Association
Uniformed Firefighters Association
Outage blamed on vandals hits Cheshire and Adams
A Berkshire power outage blamed on vandals disrupted Cheshire and Adams Saturday night from 7:55 to 9:25 p.m. Insulators at a Cheshire Harbor substation were destroyed, according to Donald A. Graves of Massachusetts Electric Co. The outage affected most of Cheshire and the south end of Adams. Meanwhile, district court judges will gain salary increases totaling about 5 percent, with pay rising from 31,018 to 31,772 by December after legislative raises.
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Adams
Donald A. Graves
Massachusetts Electric Co
Cheshire Harbor
North Adams Co
Pittsfield
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