EPA chief Train says cleanup needed for growth and forecasts policy reforms
New EPA administrator Rus sell E. Train argues environmental cleanup costs will test the nation’s growth but won’t block it. He calls for stronger research, local option on nondegradation rules, and regional flexibility while urging smaller cars and expanded energy conservation efforts. trains cautions against piecemeal NEPA exemptions like the Alaska pipeline and pushes coordinated long term planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russell E. Train
Environmental Protection Agency
Train
Earl Butz
EPA
White House
Congress
Alaska
NEPA
Office of Energy Conservation
Interior
Biddeford Records 67 Building Permits in August
Building Inspector Conrad Lessard reports August saw 67 permits issued with total fees of 749 dollars and 50 cents. Listings include Raymond Roberge at 476 Alfred Road for a tool shed and other property improvements across Biddeford and Five Point Shopping Center, with numerous builders and addresses cited for foundations, siding, demolitions, and new structures.
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Biddeford
Conrad Lessard
Raymond Roberge
Alfred Road
Five Point
Raymond Boucher
Alfred St
Charlie Greene
George St
Joseph M. Bollard
Joseph M. Bollard, 6 Lemieux St
St. Joseph Credit Union
Bradbury Street
Rose Goulet
Lafayette St
Stoop
David Redmond
Guinea Road
Inground
Charles F. Adams
Hills Beach Road
Robert Guay
Sheltra Ave
Herve Herbert
Janford Construction Inc
Hugh Verrier
Arthur Nemin
Foss St
Carlton Lamb
Sullivan St
Percy Carrier
Dearborn Avenue
Robert Corsette
Berry Road
Lucien Doyon
Main St
Clara Gauthier
Hill St
Swo
Pauau
Mason St
Levesque Real Estate
South Street
Lebelle
Dana Bachates
Joan Byrne
Fortunes Rocks
Edmond Nadeau
Prospect St
Lowell JC. Maling
Phillippe Brochu
Bradbury St
Joseph Belanger
Wiliam Curtsinger
Bath Street
Alice Bourque
Dearborn Ave
Harry A. Scott Jr
George Day
Yates St
Willie Americau
Jefferson St
Anna Valade
St. Mary St
Roland H. Gervais
Pool Road
Gerard Potvin
Summer St
Norman Archambeault
West St
Aurore Durant
Amherst St
Joseph Bouchard
Elm St
C and
S$ Dev. Corp
Plymouth Drive
Twin Island Acres
Norman Kellett
Ocean Ave
Origene Gagne
Bradbury
Legion Auxiliary County Council Meets Friday in Cornish
The York Council American Legion Auxiliary met at Francis Sullivan Post 1M in Cornish with Mrs. Blanche Keithley presiding. Nine units attended. announcements included a Togus carnival Saturday and games on Oct 29 and Apr 20. Gertrude Wood won the mystery prize. The next meeting is slated for Oct 6 at Brown-Emmons Post 134 in Altred.
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Cornish
York Council
American Legion Auxiliary
Francis Sullivan Post
Blanche Keithley
Biddeford
Eleanor Heinze
Kennebunkport
Shirley Doe
Ocean Park
Sid Lilley
Eliot
Muriel Eaton
Kittery
Gertrude Wood
Elsie Ellis
York Beach
Eleanor Eaton
Togus
Brown-Emmons
Altred
Bridge Winners Named At Beach Event
Saturday night at the Lawn Avenue Playhouse the Lawn Beach Duplicate Bridge winners were Mr and Mrs Angelo Tsika first, Mr and Mrs William second, and Mr and Mrs James Mullen third. Others listed include Mr and Mrs Clifford Dow and several pairs. A separate note mentions a long Iran prison sentence of 7,109 years for two men.
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Lawn Avenue Playhouse
Angelo Tsika
William
James Mullen
Clifford Dow
Dane Johnson
Jane Burns
Dora Paulius
James Moutsatsos
Robert Whelan
Lee Meadow
Oscar Paradis
Ivan Aranevitch
Abe Elovitch
Annette Goldberg
Gwen
Comscidence
Iran
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Council
Paul H. Palmitessa
South St
Marcel Roberge
Glen Small
Oak Ridge Road
Roland Beaudoin
Memorial Drive
Robert L. Gadbois
Lambert St
John M. Ginnelly
Donald Guillerault
iCleaves Us
Victor Fleurant
Granite St
Ralph Fleurant
Granite Street
Ruth A. Brown
Lessard Ave
Richard Bolduc
Graham St
Green Acre
West Street
Raymond Guay
Daniel Gagne
Bacon St
Paul Poissant
Irenee Belanger
Fall St
Rene Bourque
Robert J. Richards
Raynold Goulet
Fogg Ave
Norman Ouellette
Raymond Rheume
Urbain AlBisson
Vine St
CanalBank
Mr. and
Mrs
John Doe
Anytown, Maine
Canal Bank
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