Offshore Development 10-year Plan In Works
U S Rep Christopher J Dodd says House panel will push a ten year offshore oil development plan. He criticizes Ford leasing pace and projects higher environmental and economic impacts, noting Louisiana costs exceed taxes. ERDA and regional experts warn against quick fixes and stress careful analysis.
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New Castle
N.H
Christopher J. Dodd
D-Conn
House
Select Committee On
Outer Continental Shelf
New England Council
Dodd
Ford Administration
Ford
U.S Department of Interior
Regional Development Group
Congress
Louisiana
Outer Shelf Committee
New England
Farwell D. Smith
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Thomas H. Gage
EG & G
Rhode Island medical society weighs malpractice pool plan
The Rhode Island Medical Society considers a joint underwriting association to underwrite malpractice insurance as an interim, shared risk pool. Director Robert Liguori says regulation will mirror other insurers, while a blue ribbon commission studies long term options before a formal decision. Timothy Norbeck notes society delegates will review the plan, with regulators to evaluate rules first.
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Providence
Rhode Island Medical Society
Special Medical Association
Robert E. Liguori
Rhode Island
Liguori
Timothy Norbeck
Medical Society
House of Delegates
Insurance Indust
Legislature Winding Up 1975 NH session and reforms
New Hampshire lawmakers push to finish the 1975 session in conference committees as they finalize key bills including a state employee pay raise collective bargaining for public workers and budget measures. House Speaker Roberts hopes budget work ends by Thursday with a report due June 17 and a week for veto considerations.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
House-Senate
House
Meldrim Thomson
Surance
George Roberts
R-Gilmanton Iron Works
Thomson
Unemployment Drop Forecast by Arthur D Little Inc
Cambridge AP report outlines a 1975 downturn and a 1976 rebound with unemployment above 7 percent next year. The Arthur D Little study foresees a 6 percent real GDP rise, double digit gains in housing materials and durables, and modest price increases across most industries.
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Cambridge, Mass
Arthur D. Little Inc
George Goss
Goss
Women Refuse Grand Jury Questions Return To Prison
NEW HAVEN AP Two feminists Marie Turgeon and Ellen Grusse of New Haven vow to serve a 16 month prison term after refusing to answer federal grand jury questions about two women fugitives linked to the women movement. Diana Perkins of Hartford also to be jailed after declining to explain her reasons. Saxe in Philadelphia pleaded guilty to related robberies, Power remains at large.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Womens Movement
Marie
Terri’’ Turgeon
Ellen Grusse
Niantic Women’s Prison
The
Grand Nyt
Susan Saxe
Katherine Power
Boston
Diana Perkins
Hartford
Diana
Turgeon
FBI
Saxe
U.S. District Court
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Power
Ford Fails To Clarify Vietnam Lessons At White House
Dedham Massachusetts resident Catherine Litchfield asked President Ford at a White House news conference what lessons were learned from Vietnam. Ford replied that the lesson is to work with like minded governments, avoid fighting their battles, and provide arms and economic aid to help them defend their own nations and freedoms. Litchfield said she was puzzled and sought further clarification in a AP interview.
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Dedham
Mass
Catherine Litchfield
Ford
Vietnam
White House
Litchfield
U.S
Dreams Guide To Daily Behavior Says Connecticut Doctor
Dr. Harry Fiss of the University of Connecticut argues dreams may influence daytime behavior. He notes positive dreams could lead to positive actions, and describes a sleep lab where patients’ dreams are analyzed and directed over weeks. Results on waking behavior remain inconclusive.
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Farmington, Conn
Harry Fiss
University of Connecticut
University of Connecticut Health Center
Farmington
Fiss
Vermont Apple Pickers See Imports As Threat
Vermont officials clash with advocates over early recruiting for apple picking. Council president Bernard Henault accuses the state Employment Security Department of stacking the system to favor foreign labor, urging Vermonters be hired first and Jamaicans or other out of state workers replaced if enough locals apply.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Henault
Madelyn Davidson
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