Seabrook A plant near approval in New Hampshire
The Atomic Safety Licensing Board voted 2 1 to issue a construction permit for the Seabrook nuclear plant in Concord New Hampshire a move welcomed by Gov Meldrim Thomson and Public Service of New Hampshire while opponents warn the fight continues The EPA decision on cooling remains pivotal with potential to void the license if a closed cycle cooling system is not approved by the EPA and the decision now moves to the director of the board for final action.
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Founding Mothers honored in Plymouth Massachusetts
Inside the nation notes celebrate Founding Mothers in Plymouth while Senate readies a vote on throwaway containers. Local updates cover motor vehicle fee changes and tax shifts with sportsmen challenging Abenakis.
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Bennington BSD winners tally in heavy election
Thomas R. Haley Sr led BSD director results with 1255 votes and Louis J. Perrotta captured the second vacancy at 1080. Lawrence E. Harrington won re election to the Mt Anthony Union Board 1179 to 1136 over Manfred Ehrich Jr. BSD budget passed 1353 to 925. John E. Malone re elected tax collector 1154 to 1083. About 27 percent turnout with 30 absentee ballots.
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Goldwater backs Ford in GOP nomination fight
Sen. Barry Goldwater endorsed President Ford over Ronald Reagan for the Republican presidential nomination in a letter to delegates. He cited the risk of prolonged reorganization and urged party unity, noting both candidates share conservatism but Ford offers stability amid the ongoing campaign.
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Carter May Seek Executive Power Before Inauguration
Jimmy Carter, even before his nomination, floated asking Congress to re enact past legislation allowing presidents to reshuffle federal bureaus by executive order with a 60 day congressional veto. He later said he would not withdraw the idea though mindful of protocol with President Ford still in office.
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Supreme Court Allows Seizure of Personal Business Papers
The Supreme Court rules police may seize incriminating personal business papers with a proper warrant without violating the self incrimination clause. The 7-2 decision allows use in court, affirming Montgomery County lawyer Peter C. Andresen’s conviction and two year sentence.
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Senate defeats bottle bill with container tax plan
The Senate rejected a proposal to tax throwaway soft drink and beer containers, ending a drive backed by Sen. Mark Hatfield. The plan failed 60 to 26, despite its ties to Oregon where a similar law has existed since 1972.
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