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...report [the draft environmental impact statement on the power plant] states repeatedly that the construction of the MASCO plant is necessary because of Edison's decision not to proceed with a transformer installation which would be located at Colburn Street. Until MASCO made clear its intention to proceed with the proposed plant, Edison was planning the construction of a new transformer installation at Colburn Street to provide additional transformation and distribution facilities to supply the growing electrical needs of the MASCO institutions in the coming years. Edison had originally planned to have this facility in operation...
...provision for the use of any other fuel--should be constructed on Brookline Avenue in the middle of a group of some of the finest hospitals in the world to supply electricity to those hospitals. The construction of such a plant is even more inconceivable when the public utility, Edison, is already utilizing nuclear energy for the generation of 30 per cent of the electricity supplied to its customers and will, within several years, be utilizing nuclear energy for the generation of 50 per cent of that electricity...
Residents of Mission Hill and a Boston Edison official questioned Harvard officials and consultants for the Medical Area Service Corporation (MASCO) intensely for two hours last night on the fine points of a draft impact statement on a proposed MASCO power plant...
John J. Murphy, assistant steam sales manager of Boston Edison, asked several questions about possible discrepancies in the draft environmental report's tabulation of total environmental pollution to be caused by the plant...
...projects in the history of the city, Mission Hill residents find themselves overwhelmed by the power and determination of the University. Where now stand three-decker houses with families there will soon stand--if Harvard gets its way--a towering energy plant that will compete with those of Boston Edison. Moving carefully through the neighborhood. Harvard has bought up large amounts of housing which it then allows to deteriorate and then destroys. Tenants and home-owners give way to broken glass, falling plaster, and soon a "blighted" area. This strategy of premeditated blight is at the moment one of Harvard...