Class action suit seeks relief for Seabrook protestors
In Concord New Hampshire lawyers file a class action against the state claiming harsh conditions in five National Guard armories amount to cruel punishment for demonstrators arrested at the Seabrook site. The suit seeks more than 40 million dollars in damages and aims to have conditions declared unconstitutional. About 770 protesters remain in custody as courts prepare to hear cases this week while bail policies and ongoing trials shape a costly standoff with state authorities.
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Concord
N.H
UPD
National Guard
New Hampshire
Seabrook
U.S. District Court
Hugh Bownes
Virginia Page
Meldrim Thomson
Mike Posteler
Brattleboro
Thomson
Meldrim
Joey Klein
Guilford
Mary Krukiel
Putney
Marty Jezer
Public Service Company
Jeter
Thomas Rath
New Hampshire State House
Neal Lansky
Clamshell Alliance
Ms. Wallas
Joan Marr
Klein
Ms. Marr
Brattleboro-area
State Supreme Court
Idi Amin
Clamshells Spokes and affinity groups in Seabrook protest
The Clamshell Alliance forms affinity groups and spokes squads to protest the Seabrook nuclear plant. Demonstrators train in nonviolent tactics, endure digs at armories, plan legal defense funds, and stress collective equality over leadership while facing potential arrests and government action.
Weston voters oppose Act 250 appeal over Mt Holly Farm
In Weston 198 residents vote 198 to 148 to have the Planning Commission stop its appeal to the state Environmental Board about the Mt Holly Farm tourist project near Mt. Holly. The measure may not bind the commission, which could revisit the issue at its May 16 meeting.
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Weston
Planning Commission
State Environmental Board
Mt. Holly
Lyman Orton
Norman Knapp
Mount Holly Farm
Route 155
Manchester
James Kinsey
Kinsey
District Environmental Commission
Mt. Holly Selectmen
Weston Planning Commission
William Marshall
West River
Superior Court
Manchester school meeting agenda and local planning tensions
Manchester directors convene at 7 30 p m to review playground plans for the elementary school and set 1977 78 staffing and calendar dates. the meeting also covers sewing machines purchases with revenue sharing funds summer programs building use requests, sale of a school van and policies for non certified staff while nearby regional debates center on a farm project opposed by Weston officials over river pollution and bi monthly water tests. Norman Mintz of Corning will discuss downtown rehabilitation at a May 25 public lecture in Hoosick Falls with slides and examples from corning.
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Southern Vermont Art Center
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Norman Mintz
Market Street
Corning
New York State Armory
Church Street
Rensselaer County
Mintz
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Hoosick Town Board Sets Bid Opening and Appointments
Hoosick N Y at 7 p m the Hoosick Town Board will meet at the Rensselaer County Regional Services Center on Church Street to open bids for an equipment shed appoint an interim assessor to serve until October when John Burke’s term ends and reappoint Arthur Moseley and Joseph Liporace to the Board of Assessment and Review.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Rensselaer County Regional Services Center
Church Street
Raymond Calhoun
John Burke
Arthur Moseley
Joseph Liporace
Board of Assessment and Review
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Massachusetts
Hubbard
Jermain Community Hall
White Creek
Clamshell
Pip Rice
Armory
Deeber Berk
Stacy Morse
Wendy Wallas
Brattleboro Center
United States
New England
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Old Fogey
Wall Street
Mt. Holly Farm
By Maggie C. Bucholt
Orton
Manchester School Meeting
Manchester Elementary School
Hoosick Board Meeting
First Vermont Bank
FDIC
Hanson
Walbridge
Bennington
Bennington County
Arlington
Mme
Javery
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H
South Street
Vermont
First Boston Corporation
Sharpe
Martin
Exchange Place
New York
N. Y
New York, N. Y
Glenn E. Sharpe
City
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