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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1967
Page
13
Montreal reports on Canada's upper Churchill river project planned to produce over 4.5 million kilowatts with 700 miles of transmission lines. Project costs soar to 700 800 million with 3 000 workers, 7 000 jobs and a $50 million annual payroll.
Charles Brown Artman 28 former University of California student describes himself as a wandering priest of the Brotherhood of Light and files for Berkeley City Council. He introduces his wife Chiron Khanshendel and says an LSD temple would be established if elected. his father is a Methodist minister in Lake City Iowa.
The proposal details bored shafts about 1,000 feet deep with 20 foot ground level diameters narrowing down, 49 000 cubic feet of water per second driving turbines at shaft bottoms, two 1 000 by 80 by 120 foot chambers for powerhouse and surge control, 3 million cubic yards of rock removed, two 60 by 50 by 6 000 foot tailrace tunnels, and 40 miles of dikes across heights five to 50 feet.
D. J. McParland, president of Churchill Falls Labrador Corp., calls Churchill Falls a textbook example of hydroelectric potential. The river drops 1,600 feet in 16 miles at the falls, offering vast energy as water descends. British department stores face shortages.
Washington reports Yellow signs on rear of vehicles show annual highway use taxes. British truck operators told the American Trucking Associations they approve and may copy the idea. F R Lyon of Road Haulage Association Ltd notes the cross Atlantic reception and compares it to Pitch Lake phenomena.
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