Government Permits Force Plants to Stop Water Pollution
Thousands of U.S. plants must obtain government permits for discharges into streams and lakes. A 11 page form, deadlines July 1 and Oct 1, and public reporting accompany permits. State and federal agencies supervise standards and enforcement, with potential fines or jail terms for violations.
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Washington, D. C
America
Frederick J. Clark
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Corps of Engineers
Environmental Protection Agency
Nixon
Uncle Sam
John A. Blatnik
D-Minn
House Public Works Committee
Sacrifices urged for clean air standards impact
Ruckelshaus said the environmental cleanup requires public and industry sacrifices. Some will change lifestyles as new 1975 air quality standards curb car use, boost car pooling and mass transit, and even ban auto traffic in mid city areas.
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Tion
Nixon
National Assn. of
Russell E. Train
Council On Environmental Quality
General Clark
Corps of Engineers
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
America
M. P. Venema
Universal Oil Products Co
Edmund S. Muskie
Congressional Pollution Fees
D-Me
Ruckelshaus
How to Handle Dangerous Drugs In Home and School
The piece urges calm and proactive steps to curb drug harm. Parents should listen to youths, learn facts, avoid spying, and discuss openly. Experts stress realistic goals, respect for drugs, and firm but fair discipline while seeking outside help if needed.
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John Finlater
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Peter Hammond
National Coordinating Council On Drug Abuse Education and Information, Inc
Finlater
Dana Farnsworth
Harvard University
See and be seen rule under fire in midair collision fight
Government safety agencies clash over old Lindbergh era rule as NTSB challenges FAA on eye only see and avoid policy. The Los Angeles crash between Air West DC9 and a Marine F4 near the San Gabriel Mountains intensifies calls for updated collision rules and unified radar and visual traffic control.
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James R. Polk
Washington
Air West
Marine Corps
Los Angeles
U.S
New York
Indianapolis
Ind
National Transportation Safety Board
NTSB
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Safety Board
San Gabriel Mountains
Salt Lake City
Missing Payment Request Form Notice
Enclosed is one dollar for Dangerous Drugs at one dollar each and copies of What You Can Do About Name Address printed clearly. Please print clearly and make checks payable to The Associated Press. Include state and local taxes where applicable.
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Austin Daily Herald
Teaneck
New Jersey
Associated Press
El Cordobes the bullfighter shines as a world icon
Manuel Benitez Perez known as El Cordobes is the top bullfighter, a sought after showman, and Spain’s tourism draw. A satellite telecast aims to bring his Jaen event to 52 cities world wide as a historic bullfight of the century.
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Manuel Benitez Perez
el Cordobes
Spain
Muhammad Ali
Jaen
Television Systems Inc
U.S
Japan
Italy
West Germany
Latin America
Frazier-Ali
Manolete
Joselito
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Assemblies of God
India
Northern Natural Gas Company
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