Word: siting
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Former Mayor Austin, who is now a local real estate broker, describes what happened when he went with an assistant state attorney general to a site bought by a Canadian developer. "I was standing more than 200 ft. from the water. I thought this was the point we could start building. But this young fuzzy-cheeked assistant A.G. was way up in the dunes, maybe 30 ft. behind me. 'What the hell you doing up there?' I asked. He says, 'I'm looking for the vegetation line...
...condemned the municipal library building on Huron Ave. March 13 because it was structurally unsafe, the Rev. Bernard Herlihy, pastor of St. Peter's parish which owns the building and the land said yesterday. City manager James L. Sullivan is negotiating with the parish for the purchase of the site so that Cambridge can build a new library building, Herlihy added...
After parring the second hole, Himelman made his first miscue of the day on the par-three third. All the par threes at New Seabury, which was the site of the Massachusetts Open two years ago, are over 200 yards. The third is an alluring 220-yarder, playing into the wind with water on the left and a view of Martha's Vineyard on the horizon. The hole proved Himelman's fatal Cleopatra when his tee shot dribbled into the water and he took a double bogey...
...plant failure "one of the most serious nuclear accidents to occur in the U.S." Nevertheless, at a jammed press conference in Hershey, an uncomfortable Herbein still contended: "We didn't injure anybody. We didn't overexpose anybody. We didn't kill a single soul. The release of radioactivity off-site was minimal." He said only 15 employees had even been exposed to enough radiation to require them to take showers and discard the clothes they had worn at the time of the accident. His biggest worry seemed to be what to do with the 250,000 gal. of contaminated water...
...huge treaty books were ready at last. Bound in gilt-edged blue morocco leather, there were nine copies of the document, one each for each participant in Hebrew, Arabic and English. White House crews had already tended the greening patch of grass at the site of the ceremony, placed a low riser on the spot and then tenderly carried from the second-floor Treaty Room the sturdy Victorian table that had been pur chased in the time of Ulysses S. Grant. Used by the Cabinet up to the day of Teddy Roosevelt, the table had witnessed some important business. Calvin...