Environmental Defense Fund builds legal push for environment
The Environmental Defense Fund, housed in a 1100 year old Long Island farmhouse, grows into a public defender of environmental quality. Led by Edward Lee Rogers and Roderick A. Cameron, the nonprofit uses lawsuits to shape environmental law, winning early ground with a DDT case and seeking injunctions against projects like the Cross Florida Barge Canal and Cosatot River dam.
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Weller
New York
Long Island
Environmental Defense Fund
EDP
Montrose Chemical Corp
Los Angeles
Santa Monica Bay
Pacific’ Ocean
EDF
Army Corps of Engineers
Cross-Florida
Oklawaha
Army Engineers
Arkansas
Federal
Aviatio Administration
Agriculture Department
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Environmental Defense
Michigan
Wis
Edward Lee Rogers
Justice Department
Rogers
Roderick A. Cameron
Rogera
Cameron
New York Times
Jean
Prouty Accepts Four Thousand Dollar Donation
Washington AP report says Sen Winston Prouty accepted a $4,000 campaign contribution from a controversial bankers PAC. The donation was among several from the group under investigation by the Justice Department and a House elections panel. Other lawmakers declined similar funds.
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Washington
Winston 4
Prouty
Revi
Bankers’ Fund
Justice Department
House Elections Panel
Bankers Political Action Committee
Congress
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Hampton reports multiple traffic and beverage offenses in York County
In York County Southern District Court, Mitch St Lawrence Jr pleaded guilty to operating while intoxicated. fined 150 dollars and license suspended 30 days. Roy Elms pleaded innocent then guilty to illegal beverage transport by a minor. license suspended 10 days. Craig Richardson admitted illegal possession by a minor. fined 20 dollars. Several others faced fines for driving with unregistered vehicles, intoxication, or traffic violations at Memorial Field, Kingsbury Lane, and adjacent areas. Bail set at 45 dollars for George Berry after a guilty finding on passing at an intersection was appealed.
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Kittehy
Wayne St. Hobby
Storrs
Conn
Fridey
York
George D. Varner
Government Street
Roy Elms
Hally Road
Craig D. Richartson
Haley Road
Memorial Field
Kittery
Quinn Freight
Glines~ Inc
Southern
Wrens
Himit
William W. Burns
Robinson
North Marpton
Kingsbury Lane
Sally G. Brown
Nubblet Road
York Beach
William J. Murray IM
Decatur Road
Portsmouth
George M. Berry
Hancock St
Dover
York County Superior Court
Court Cases Highlight Multiple Guilty Pleas and Fines
A list of court outcomes shows Mareug A Bourdeau, aged 21, fined 25 for operating without a license in Athol Massachusetts. Geaga Hubbins, 41, of Portland, fined 20 for allowing uninspected vehicle operation. Robert J L King, 21, Moody, fined 20 for parking on a sidewalk. Samuel Mick, 37 of South Berwick, guilty on inspection sticker lapse with 20 fine and 30 extra for overwidth vehicle. Eric A Peterson, 68, Cape Neddick, fined 20 for missing inspection. Ora Young, 29 of York Beach, innocent on dog at large. guilty findings and fines appealed to January term. resisting arrest also pled innocent with appeals. Bench warrant issued for first charge. Gerald T E Lyon, Elmer L Dion, George Stearns, James Foley, Bernard Kimball, Richard Rainford all pleaded guilty to speeding and fined 30 each. Elizabeth McGrath and Vincent Chandler fined 30 for speeding. A divorce granted for Robert E Puller and Sandra J Fuller of York, married July 28, 1905.
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Athol
Mass
Geaga
Hubbins
Portland
Robert JL. King
Ocean Age
Moody, S
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Oguriquit
Samuel 0
Mick
South Berwick
Eric A. Peterson
Cape Neddick
Ora Young
Center Street
York Beach
Sherman C. Bonney Jr
Aine
Gerald TE. Lyon
Pepperrell Road
Kittery
Elmer L. J. Dion
Bowen Road
George Jk. Stearns
Cincinnati
Chin
James W. Foley
Brewer
Bernard F. Kimball
Jol Main St. Eliot
Richard L. Rainford
Rochester
Elizabeth McGrath
Main SL
Eliot
Vincent
Chandler
Martin Road
Robert E. Puller
Sandra J. Fuller
York
Fragmentary Quotation Cited on Life and Health Rights
A clipped passage discusses constitutional protection of natural life and health. The EDF comment notes that ingas tion is a process where it is sometimes possible to win by losing, suggesting a philosophical stance on rights and outcomes.
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EDF
Private Linda Di'onne completes eight weeks training
Pvt Linda Di'onne daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry A Dione of Mill Street Mill completes eight weeks basic training at the A Women's Army Corps Center New Clellan Alabama She is a 1565 graduate of Epping High School Also notices include spoons plates all 30 states and unusual gifts at This n That Shoppe 136 State Road Kithery Frat Walsh ady
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Epping
Linda Di‘onne
Henry A. Dione
Mill St
A Women's Army Corps Center
New Clellan
Ala
Epping High School
State Rd
Kithery
Frat Walsh
Ady
Minicars Drive Inroads Amid Domestic Auto Race
Detroit AP reports early figures show American made minicars gaining share against domestic big cars and foreign exports. GM strike delayed Vega. AMC Gremlin, Ford Pinto show progress. By year end minicars could reach about one in five new car sales with 1970 totals showing mixed results against imports and overall U.S. auto sales trends.
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Detroit
U.S
General Motors
Roy D. Chapin
Amrican Motors
John Naughton
Ford
Chapin
AMC
jAmertcno
Anadiz I
Armerican
Bowen pleads guilty in sale of controlled drugs
In Exeter on Wednesday and in Hampton Falls on April 1 and 2 a man named Robert G Bowen pleaded guilty in Superior Court to two counts of selling a controlled drug. Judge Thomas J Morris can sentence him to six years for both counts.
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Exeter
Robert G. Bowen
Exeter Read
Hampton Falls
Thomas J. Morris
Budget Talks At Board Seeks to Save Monadnock Group
The Concord area report covers a New Hampshire board meeting addressing budget planning and staffing at local schools. It notes representatives from Sanborn and other districts, along with educators handling a January budget review and educators serving on committees. The piece details a statewide push to protect Medicare funded community nurse associations amid cutbacks, focusing on the Monadnock Community Visiting Nurse Association facing payroll risks and potential service reductions.
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Pton Falls
Social Eon Falls
Cureieufan
Coln Akerman School
Shieh
Slamgton Academ
Sanborn
Drew
Richard B. Sanbornyris
Margha Sibik
Wampton
Educational Council
Coline Dhmont
Chrismas
Walter Peterson
Heyassenth IL
Executive Council
Christinny
Doc
Sowadnock, Association
Peterborough
Monadnock Association
New Hampshire
One Inn
Concord
Keene
Littleton-Bethlehem
Jody Brenan
Monadnock Community Visiting Nursey Association
Monadnock
Naree Association
Miarc
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Albany
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