Nuciforo Faces GOP Criticism Over House Size Vote
Senator Andrea F. Nuciforo replies to Berkshire County Republican objections to reducing House seats. The GOP denounces the process as a sham while Donahue ends the roll call at 69 votes after later switches. Key legislators including Hammond Curtiss and Camphasso are named in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire County Republican Association
Andrea F. Nuciforo
D-Pittsfield
Sen. Nuciforo
George D. Hammond
Westfield
Berkshire
Sidney Q. Curtiss
House
Nuciforo
GOP Assny
Senate
Maurice A. Donahue
John J. Dolan
Ipswich
Donahue
Dolam
Eleanor Camphasso
D-Arlington
Boston
Daniel
Artington
Sen
Nucifero
Hekler Seeks Berkshire Air Quality Hearing Location
Berkshire County Regional Planning Commission director Karl Hekler asks Berkshire to host the public air quality hearing. The event is set for Springfield in March with comments on proposed standards covering Lower Pioneer Valley Worcester Central Massachusetts and Berkshire districts. He notes local attendance concerns and requests copies of the standards while highlighting the commission’s three year air pollution program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Legisla
Alan Sisitsky
Nuciforo
Gisitsky
Andy Nucifara
Massachusetts
Sisitsky
Andy
Windforo
Berkshire County Regional Planning Commission
Karl Hekler
Berkshire
James Dallas
State Department of Public Health
Hekler
Pioneer Valley
Worcester
Berkshire County
BCRPC
Births at Berkshire Medical Center and area adoptions
Mr and Mrs Joseph Archey welcome a daughter at Berkshire Medical Center on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Baker report a daughter born yesterday. Mr and Mrs James White have a son born yesterday. Mr and Mrs James Davis welcome a daughter born yesterday. Mr and Mrs Stanley Lapushinsky announce a daughter born yesterday. Adoption: Mr and Mrs Albert I Woodworth Jr Housatonic report a son James Scott today. Grandparents listed as Mr and Mrs Wellington Nadeau and Mr and Mrs Glen Pilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Archey
Fort Hill Ave
John Baker
North Street
James White
Second St
James Davis
Dartmouth St
Stanley Lapushinsky
Highview Drive
Albert I. Wood- Worth Jr
Housatonic
James Scott
Wellington Nadeau
Cummings Ave
Glen Pilling
Stockbridge
Why Pay More Gulf Heating Ad Offer
A classified ad promotes Gulf heating with a price of 14.4 cents per gallon and a 150 gallon minimum delivery. Contact Savon Oil at 442-7529 for details.
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Savon Oi
Saturday Masses Approved In Diocese as of March
Bishop Weldon of the Springfield diocese announced Vatican permission for Catholics to attend Saturday Mass to fulfill weekly obligation. Effective March 7 pastors may celebrate two Saturday Masses after 4 p.m. with scheduling at each pastor's discretion. schedules to be announced Sunday. Already in Worcester and Boston dioceses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher J. Weldon
Springfield
Vatican
Worcester
Boston
Berkshire Environmental Action Committee Clean-Up Drive Set
Berkshire Community College student group Berkshire Environmental Action Committee schedules a park cleanup at Park Square at 11 a.m. William Campbell of Pittsfield invites volunteers to bring trash sacks. The committee states this is a long-term effort to improve the local environment and urges swift action to prevent ecological decline.
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Berkshire Community College
Berkshire Environmental Action Committee
Park Square
William Campbell
Pittsfield
NERBC Director Proposes State Studies of Hydroelectric Sites
The NERBC director urges Massachusetts and Connecticut to form ad hoc committees to evaluate potential sites for a massive pumped storage hydroelectric plant in Berkshire. A parallel federal panel would assist, while state agencies assess land age environmental and wildlife impacts and the viability of generating that amount of power at the site.
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New England River Basins Commission
NERBC
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Berkshire
R. Frank Gregg
NEREC
Gregg
the Eagle
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Congress
New England
Wiscasset
Maine
Seabrook
N.H
Vermont
Northeast Utilities
Sheffield-Mount Washington
Fails Village
Conn
Northeast
Arthur W. Brownell
Federal Power Commission
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Water Pollution Control Administration
Bedford
Housatonic River
Sierra Club Group Plans Tour of Sheffield Area Site
The Western Massachusetts Group of the Sierra Club will join tomorrow with other organizations and concerned citizens of Sheffield for a tour of the area under consideration for a hydroelectric pumped storage project by Northeast Utilities. All interested people are invited to meet at the Sheffield Congregational Church at 10 a.m.
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Massachusetts
The
Sierra Club
Sheffield
Northeast Utilities
Sheffield Congregational Church
Pittsfield Sees $4.21 Million In State Reimbursements
The 1970 cherry sheet projects Pittsfield will receive about 4.21 million dollars in state reimbursements, up from 4.19 million the previous year. City officials note a $49,000 net county and audit cost increase, while vocational education aid jumps from 61,336 to 272,038. Auditor Sottile warns the state often pays the listed amount, but long-term gains may be offset by higher state levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
John F. Connors
Anthony W. Sottile
Sottile
Chicago 7 Program Slated Here Tomorrow
An open discussion program on the Chicara 7 Frials is planned for noon tomorrow in front of the Berkshire County Court house. Organizer Roger A. Ochs says several speakers will attend and the public may participate. A televised microphone will be available from noon to 2 p.m. A follow up series of workshops will be held at Berkshire Community College.
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Berkshire County
Roger A. Ochs
Ochs
Berkshire Community College
Local Classified Ads and Notices Summary
A collage of small ads lists a lobster special at West Shore Chit, auction at Cooper's Storehouse on Friday, March 27 at 7, plus discontinued retail mower business from Keyes Flowers by March 1, with May bedding plant sales planned. It notes Willow Manor Rest private rooms, ski shop sale items, art classes, and other shop promotions.
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Keyes
Williams College Launches Liberal Arts Environmental Studies Program
Williams College will start an undergrad program in environmental studies in a liberal arts context. The center directs the program with a cross discipline approach, featuring a $200,000 Rockefeller Foundation grant and about 85 students in related courses.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Williams
Williams Center For Environmental Studies
Vincent M. Barnett
Colgate
Carl I. Treidel
Environmental Center
Reidel
Center For Environmental Studies
Rockefeller Foundation
Wiliam R. Moomaw
Sierra Club
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GOP Assn
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Berkshire Medical Center
Victory Hill
Pittsfield Housing Authority
Prentice Bradley
PHA
Benedict Real
BCC
John
Campbell
Department of Parks and Recreation
Mass
By Gerald B. O'Connor
Grege
State’ Department of Natural Resources
Department of Public Utilities
Courage
Sillin
Chicago 7
West Shore
Cooper's Storehouse
Fenn St
Willow Manor
Besse-Clarke Ski Shop
Rimkel
Moby Dick
Peoples’ Chaice
Rte
Hinsdale
Peter Gilligan
Liberal Arts
Adams Adams News Kirby
Owezorski
Vol
Cheshire Burnell
Cheshire Village
Dalton
Dalton General Store
Dalton Pharmacy
Musante Package Store
Overbrook Town Shop
Silvernail's Pharmacy
Great Barrington Adams Super Market
Harper's Holohan’s Jenifer House
Melvin's Pharmacy
Tedh's Smoke Shop
Hinsdale Hinsdale Pharmacy
Housatonic Housatonic PX
Housatonic Pharmacy
Lanesboro Friendly Store
Lanesboro Super Market
Lee Shetesvene
Lenox Coffee
Mill River Mill River
Monterey
Jessperson Stor Langdon
New Leba
Lebanon Valley
New Lebanon
Non, N.Y
AMS
Joey News Roam
Remont
Liggett's Nichols Pharmacy
Palmer's Reilly's
Simon's Food
South St. Mews
Rds
Salisbury, Conn
Salisbury Pharmacy
Sheffield Pharmacy
Egremont Gaslight Store
State Line State Line
Stockbridge Benjamin's Naraime's
Ki Bridge
West Sto Coat
Williams Town
Lee
Ash
Montgomery
Stere Ee
Windsor
Estes General
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