Curtis Attacks N E Electr ics On Inadequacies
Gov. Kenneth M. Curtis criticizes New England privately owned utilities for inadequate planning to meet future power needs. He cites Public Utilities Commission reports of voltage reductions 2 to 3 percent this month, signaling potential power shortages. Curtis backs Dickey Lincoln hydro project and new facilities, noting private plans may not meet reserves.
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Holy Cross Head Resigns to Bring New Spirit
Worcester AP Rev Raymond J Swords announces he will resign as Holy Cross president next June 3 citing need for freshness of spirit from a new president. He has led since 1960, plans for future unspecified, and says he may not join another Jesuit institution.
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