EPA official pushes for closed cooling at Seabrook plant
Concord New Hampshire UPI regional EPA administrator John McGlennon urged the Seabrook project to submit a closed cooling system plan as the NRC had first rejected such cooling. He warned PSC delays and overruns threaten national standards and urged faster action while criticizing the appeals process as slow.
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Holiday hours for Lyman offices announced
LYMAN Sh irley Harrison town clerk and tax collector announces town offices will close Thursday and Friday December 23 and 24. Offices also close Wednesday night December 29 and Thursday and Friday December 30 and 31. Allen Jordan building inspector will not be in office Wednesday night December 29.
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Allen Jordan
EPA official defends Seabrook cooling system ruling
John McGlennon regional administrator for the EPA defended his rejection of Seabrook New Hampshire's once through cooling system during a meeting with New Hampshire water supply and pollution control officials.
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Public utility exec blasts EPA official over Seabrook ruling
William Tallman, president of Public Service Co. of New Hampshire, criticizes EPA regional administrator John McGlennon for lack of professionalism after McGlennon's appearance before the New Hampshire Water Supply and Pollution Control Commission. Tallman, noting state and Nuclear Regulatory Commission approvals, argues design changes would delay Seabrook cooling plans and blames PSC for being unfairly vilified. He cites timelines and EPA review, with final Seabrook ruling pending the new Carter-era EPA head.
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Newport Turtle Frolic recalls 1752 Goat Island party
Newport residents plan a Turtle Frolic reenactment at the Sheraton Islander on Goat Island. The original 1752 celebration by Col Samuel Freebody marked ship returns with turtle soup and rum, a playful defiance of colonial decorum.
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Connecticut Liquor Smuggling Decline Tied to Arrests
Connecticut tax agents report a marked drop in residents buying liquor out of state after arrests. Over 700 gallons seized as drivers are stopped at the border and arrested on reentry. Liquor will be auctioned publicly in early spring to qualified retail license holders.
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Gerald J. Heffernan
Toll increase on New Hampshire pikes approved
Concord New Hampshire tolls on the Everett Turnpike will rise 60 percent next April. Governor Meldrim Thomson and the Executive Council approved a toll hike from 25 to 40 cents at both Thornton’s Ferry and Hooksett stations by a 4-1 vote. Tokens will move from 16 to 20 cents. The increase funds 28.5 million dollars in highway construction bonds over 30 years.
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