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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1971

Page

3

Consumer Pays for Cleaner Air and Water, Says Train

Russell E. Train, head of the President’s CEQ, says pollution cleanup costs will fall on consumers via higher prices, car taxes, or both. He estimates sulfur oxide control could cost about $1 billion annually, borne by buyers of goods produced near smokestacks. He notes public interest in ecology may ease but will not vanish.

America Russell E. Train Nixon Council On Environmental Quality Train Congress

Pollution costs rise as nations push clean air and water measures

The piece discusses higher consumer prices from pollution control, a proposed 12 billion federal water investment with state matching, and criticism from some Congress leaders. It notes EPA funding shifted to industry costs, proposed marine waste rules for boats, and recycling efforts. It highlights public-private steps like a San Francisco brewery using recycled bottles and soft drink firms urging container recycling.

Nixon Congress Army Corps of Engineers EPA Federal Register United States San Francisco Peter N. T. Widdrington Lucky Brewers

NASA Plans Apollo 16 17 Moon Missions Next Year

NASA officials outline Apollo 16 and 17 with hardware ready for March and fall launches. Descartes region will host Apollo 16 while the mission features a first ultraviolet observatory and a seismometer to study moonquakes. Commanding astronaut John Young leads Apollo 16 with Thomas Mattingly and Charles Duke aboard. Duke and Mattingly are rookies to space.

Federal Space Agency David Scott James Irwin Descartes Moon Lunar Earth Sienna Air Force Navy John W. Young Navy l&4 Cmdr Thomas K. Mattingly II

Iraqi coin owner sells to government in installments

An Iraqi citizen who owns three thousand ancient coins agrees to sell them to the government and receive payment in installments. The exchange marks a rare government purchase of antiquities in Baghdad.

Baghdad Iraq

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