Maine lawmakers clash over funding to spur industry growth
State Rep. Judy Kany urged boosting state spending to stimulate industrial growth and protect Maine jobs. Rep. C Everett Dam countered that government interference should be reduced and taxes cut. Kany pressed for $200,000 more for the Development Office to aid small businesses and cash flow.
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Augusta
Maine
Judy C. Kany
Waterville
C. Everett Dam
D-Skowhegan
Collegues
House
Dan
Kany
James B. Longley
Development Office
Hadley P. Atlass
Atlass
Longley
CMP Rate Hearings Open in Portland Maine
The Public Utilities Commission starts hearings on the 21.7 million Central Maine Power Co rate case the largest proposed increase in Maine. CMP seeks a 14.7 percent rate rise to counter inflation and fund growing electricity demand with hearings running in Portland through Friday and two more days in Augusta next week.
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Portland
Maine
Public Utilities Commission
Central Maine Power Co
Commission
CMP
Augusta
Safe
Edward Lee Rogers
Attorney General's Office
Bruce M. Reeves
D-Pittston
State prison workers vote to strike if pay fall short
In Thomaston Maine 65 percent of Maine State Prison employees voted by secret ballot to strike if Gov Longleys pay plan is approved or if they receive less than a 15 a week raise. About 156 of 187 workers belong to the MSEA and results will be released after late ballots are counted.
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Thomaston
Maine
Donald Lunt
Maine State Employer Association
John Oliver
MSEA
Uison
James Bagley
Oliver
Lunt
David Carnevale
Longley
Ralph Lowe
Public not endangered by crash of hot truck
Northeast Utilities said the public was not endangered after a tractor trailer carrying 600 gallons of cesium and cobalt waste from Millstone crashed into a railroad overpass in Middletown Connecticut. The lead lined cask was undamaged and Gov Grasso urged a police escort and limited access highways for future shipments.
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Euoe Sturgeon
Northeast
Ulities
Sturgeon
Grasso
State
Northeast Utilities
Millstone
Waterford
U.S
Morehead
Sunpower grants aid boost New England projects
Four New England projects win ERDA support covering 80 percent of solar energy implementation costs. The sites include the Executive East Office Building in Stamford Connecticut the Cambridge School in Weston Massachusetts the Commercial Manufacturing Building in Taunton Massachusetts and Kalwall Corp warehouse in Manchester.
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Washington
New England
Energy Research and Development Administration
Executive
East Office
Stamford
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