Seabrook cooling study criticized by URI scientist
University of Rhode Island oceanography professor Theodore Smayda said government studies on Seabrook New Hampshire cooling water systems were inadequate to assess impacts on the marine food chain. He urged decisions not to be based on the current data, warning of potential nationwide implications.
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Narragansett, R.I
UPI
University of Rhode Island
Seabrook, N.H
Theodore Smayda
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
Seabrook
Smayda
Wiscasset muster plans for nuclear plant emergency
In Wiscasset Maine residents press for a new emergency plan after criticism of the 1972 Nuclear Power Commission approved approach. The Maine Yankee nuclear facility sits in town and fears of evacuation impacts prompted police and officials to form a detailed proposal response.
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Wiscasset
Maine
UPI
Maine Yankee
St Francis Academy Class of 1918 Graduates Photo
A historic 1918 graduation portrait from St Francis de Sales Academy shows the eighth grade class for June 18 1918. Forefront includes Clement Walker and Thomas Culver. seated from left Elizabeth Leahy to Thomas Toomey. standing row features Joseph Ryan Margaret Leonard Margaret Kearns Francis Crahan Louis Sausville Jeanette Houle Paul Bellemare Evelyn Bellemare Helen Shea Robert McKeon Rose Bergeron with Mrs Margaret Griffin Curran as donor. The Cone Studio on Main Street took the photograph.
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St. Francis de Sales Academy
Margaret Griffin Curran
Clement Walker
Thomas Culver
Elizabeth Leahy
John Burke
Marguerite Marion
Edward Connelly
Margaret Griffin
Thomas “Twink” Toomey
Joseph Ryan
Margaret Leonard
Margaret Kearns
Francis Crahan
Louis Sausville
Jeanette Houle
Paul Bellemare
Evelyn Bellemare
Opponents of Seabrook plan appeal of ocean cooling ruling
In Concord New Hampshire UPI reports opponents of the Seabrook nuclear project will appeal the ocean cooling decision to the U S Court of Appeals in Boston. Manchester lawyer Robert Backus said EPA Administrator Douglas Castle lacked data in several areas when he approved open cooling. Backus and other groups held a news conference while a protest occurred at the Seabrook site. About 50 Clamshell Alliance members dumped a bucket of dead dams at the construction entrance.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Seabrook
U.S. Court of Appeals
Boston
Robert Backus
Manchester
Environmental Protection Agency
Douglas Castle
Castle
Atlantic
Backus
State House
EPA
Clamshell Alliance
Clamshell
Cathy Wolfe
The
Carter
J. Wilcox Brown
New England Coalition Against Nuclear Power
Brown
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
Four children killed in Maine sandpit collapse
In Fairfield Maine four children aged 5 to 11 died when a dirt wall collapsed in a privately owned sandpit. Police reported the bodies buried under two to five feet of sandy dirt. Names given: Thomas McCoi 8 John-John C McCoi 11 Gene Raymond 5 Greta Raymond 10. Cause of death asphyxiation. No charges filed.
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Fairfield
Maine
UPI
Robert Barber
Thomas McCoi
John-John C. McCoi
Gene Raymond
Greta Raymond
Somerset County
Charles Townes
Raymond
Barber
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Col. Elm & Newell Streets
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China
Harold Weltman
Pittsfield
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