Seabrook go ahead seen sparks national debate
Washington sources say the administration may approve Seabrook New Hampshire cooling system allowing NRC to resume construction at the controversial 2300 megawatt plant. EPA chief Douglas Castle reportedly told aides he has made a final decision to permit discharging heated Atlantic water, but officials deny any decision yet and want more record review.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Seabrook
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
The
Washington Post
Castle
EPA
Atlantic Ocean
UPI
James Earl Ray Captured After Elusive Mountain Escape
James Earl Ray, admitted King assassin, was captured hiding under leaves in the Cumberland Mountains after a seven hour pursuit. Fellow escapee Donald Ray Caylor and convict Donald Shelton were also reported in custody as authorities ended the dramatic prison break from Brushy Mountain State Prison.
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Tenn
UPI
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Cumberland Mountains
Ray
Tennessee
Donald Ray Caylor
Oak Ridge
Staney Lane
Donald Shelton
Caylor
Brushy Mountain State Prison
FBI
King
Lorraine Motel
Memphis
Missouri
London
Coyote
Sandy
Little Red
Joe Chapman
James
Chapman
Tennessee Public Safety
Joel Plummer
Washington
Walter Fauntroy
House
Fauntroy
Shaftsbury eyes EDA funds for school and town projects
Shaftsbury plans add to the elementary school and renovate three town buildings using 886000 in federal public works money, with final approval expected at a Montpelier meeting. Sunderland also seeks 950000, while Manchester and Bennington receive none. funds target overcrowding relief and a teen center in Cole Hall.
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Shaftsbury
Edwin Colvin
Vermont
Montpelier
Colvin
Manchester
Bennington
Sunderland
Shaftsbury-North Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
MAU
Southwestern Vermont Supervisory Union
George A. Sleeman
Cole Hall
Selectmen
EDA
Leahy backs Broderick for Vermont U.S. attorney
Senator Patrick Leahy endorsed Castleton attorney Robert Broderick for U S attorney in Vermont and said he recommended him to Attorney General Griffin Bell for review by President Carter. Other candidates include Francis Murray and William Gray with Carter to appoint within two weeks. Leahy said Callan was rejected again for Vermont U S marshal amid tougher Carter standards.
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U.S
George Cook
Leahy
Justice Department
Herbert Callan
D-Sheldon
Msgr Flanagan Reflects on 45 Years as Priest
The Banner records Rev. Msgr. Francis B. Flanagan of St. Francis de Sales Church in Bennington County reflecting on 45 years in the priesthood since his 1932 ordination. He discusses Vatican II changes such as Mass timing, use of vernacular, altar facing the people, and reception of communion in the hand.
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Francis B. Flanagan
St. Francis de Sales Parish Center
Bennington County
The
Banner
Pius X
Theodore Roosevelt
St. Francis de Sales
John XXIII
Msgr
Flanagan
St. James Cathedral
Montreal
Msgr. Flanagan
Christ
St. Francis
Lee Msgr
Vermont doctors and lawyers may advertise after ruling
Vermont physicians and attorneys may advertise services following a decision affecting dentists. Bar Association leader Clarke Gravel says young lawyers must advertise to compete with established firms, provided ads are not deceptive. Medical Society past president Hugh Hermann supports directories listing doctors and addresses. Dentists’ advertising was tentatively approved pending a Supreme Court test case.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Seaver deal threatens Red future. Slew captivates Belmont crowd
Seaver stands as leverage in a looming trade while Seattle Slew captures the Belmont to complete the Triple Crown, reflecting high-stakes moves in baseball and a historic horse racing moment. The paper also notes other features from national and state sections, including New Yorkers' views on postal costs and a Vermont Life state guide.
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Vermont Life
Carter
Pattison
Seaver
Seattle
Belmont
Entertainment
John Gardner
Chaucer
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