Boston faces chill on abortion research amid new law
Boston researchers cite two abortion related court cases and a new fetal experimentation statute as causing uncertainty and self censorship. Doctors report halted studies on pregnant women and fetal tissue while drafters seek to redraft to limit penalties and add a legality review procedure.
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Harvard Medical School
Kenneth C. Edelin
Neil Chayet
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Harvard
Boston Hospital For Women
Jane DesForges
Tufts Medical School
Legislative Commission
William D. Delahunt
Quincy
Pulp mill chosen site in Walpole New Hampshire
Parsons & Whittemore Inc plans a 200 million pulp mill at Walpole NH with a one year option on about 600 acres along the Connecticut River opposite Bellows Falls Vermont. Alfred Sawyer owns the land and says he cannot confirm details while a Concord law firm handles the deal closure.
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Walpole, N.H
Parsons & Whittemore, Inc
Walpole
Nd Keene Sentinel
Frank Peterson
Connecticut River
Bellows Falls
Alfred Sawyer
Lee
Sawyer
Concord Law
Battle Shapes Up On Nuclear Plant In New Hampshire
Seabrook New Hampshire faces a renewed fight over a twin generator nuclear plant sought by Public Service Co. of New Hampshire. Environmental groups warn of marine life harm and coastal change while supporters cite jobs, tax relief, and regional development. EPA and NRC continue to study impacts as construction plans face cost rises and delays.
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New Hampshire
Seabrook
N.H
Public Service Co
Hampton Beach
New England Coalition On Nuclear Pollution
The
Audubon Society
Society For the Protection of New Hampshire Forests
Seacoast Antipollution League
Jim Mullins
Ullins
Meldrim Thomson
Emery Aton
Beach Chamber of Commerce
Guy Chichester
Chichester
Derby Rye
Public Service
Thomson
Public Service Company
Environmental Protection Agency
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
EPA
New Hampshire insurer hits anti consumer group bill
Concord acting insurance commissioner Leo Fraser denounces a Senate amendment as anti consumer and says it would cripple mass group insurance except for life, health and accident coverage by forcing 500 members and 75 percent participation for any plan. He criticizes lack of public hearings and vows to fight the measure, which could return to the House for action. Christopher A. Riley earns four degrees from Tufts University in chemistry mathematics physics and French.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Senate
Richard Ferdinando
Manchester
Leo Fraser
Ferdinando
Senate Insurance Committee
Fraser
Christopher A. Riley
North Granby
Conn
Tufts University
Medford
Mass
Tufts
UPI
Late-Night Price Test Could Cut Connecticut Power Bills
A federally funded experiment in Connecticut tests peak load pricing with Hartford area homes. Rates would rise to 16 cents per kilowatt hour during peak hours 9 to 11 am and 5 to 7 pm, drop to 1 cent after 9 pm, and 3 cents midday. Public hearings set for June 4 by the Public Utilities Commission. Consumer advocate Marc Kaplan forecasts savings and argues the plan could ease demand and reduce reliance on costly older power plants.
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Hartford, Conn
Connecticut
Public Utilities Commission
Federal Energy Agency
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Marc Kaplan
Connecticut Citizen’s Action Group
Drug Arrests Rise Sharply In New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire AP reports a sharp rise in illegal drug arrests over the past three years per state police statistics. Last year heroin and cocaine possession arrests doubled from the prior year and more than tripled since 1972. LSD and amphetamine barbiturate charges rose 40 and 45 percent respectively.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
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