Senate to re evaluate Clean Air Act amid auto use limits
Washington reports the Senate plans a reevaluation of the 1970 Clean Air Act as proposals to curb automobile use in urban areas prompt review. Supporters defend the health goals, while some argue deadlines may cause economic and social disruption and seek extensions for hard‑hit regions.
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New Jersey
Robert W. Fri
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EPA Proposes Aircraft Noise Rules Aimed at Sleep for Millions
The EPA writes new aircraft noise regulations to cut jetliner disturbance near airports with FAA veto power retained by Congress. The package also includes truck and train noise rules and a task force proposal to reduce airport noise by limiting flights and guiding takeoffs. More than 16 million Americans may hear 60 decibels or more near airports.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Aviation Administration
EPA
Congress
FAA
Samuel H. Young
Guard Helps Design Preparedness Plan
About 250 Army reservists left Columbia to spread over 15 South Carolina counties. They will assist in shaping disaster preparedness plans as part of a state wide effort.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Civil Affairs Reservists begin training in South Carolina
The 360th Civil Affairs Area B Headquarters and the 422 Civil Affairs Company of Greensboro are training in lieu of normal military instruction. Under DCPA and SCDPA oversight they will operate in 15 South Carolina counties from the USC campus with orientation for reservists. Claude B. Thompson notes this first full reserve deployment informs future missions.
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N.C
U.S. Defense Civil Preparedness Agency
DCPA
South Carolina Disaster Preparedness Agency
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Beaufort
Charleston
Chester
Colleton
Dorchester
Edgefield
Georgetown
Greenville
Hampton
Horry
Lancaster
Newberry
Saluda
Union Counties
University of South Carolina
Claude B. Thompson
Thomasville
Dcpa Region 3
Ft. Bragg
North Carolina
South Carolina
Thompson
South Carolina Quotes On Buying Habits And Local News
A collection of South Carolina quotes covers rising grocery costs after a price freeze ends, farmers noting poor spring tobacco quality, a rattlesnake incident at a church service, a Charleston County Education Board member criticizing movie bans, a stance against state sponsored primaries by Democrats, and Spartanburg stock car racer David Pearson sharing optimism after flu-cured markets and recent wins.
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Associated Press
Joseph T. Newton III
Piggly Wiggly-Carolina Co., Inc
Ize
William L. Harrelson
South Carolina
Chiropractic Relief: Back Pain Patient Improves Rapidly
A 49 year old man with ten year history of off and on lower back pain and leg discomfort improved after two weeks of gentle spinal adjustments at Fox Chiropractic Life Center. X rays showed misalignment and he now works without problems. Call 649-4050 for an appointment at 650 Whiskey Rd. Aiken, SC.
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