Federal Water Pollution Amendments Explained by CHACE PEABODY
Williams town Mass CHACE PEABODY explains the 1972 Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments. The act aims to restore and maintain water quality, eliminate pollutant discharges to navigable waters by 1985, and requires public participation in regulation and enforcement. It outlines funding, deadlines for best practicable and available technologies, and enforcement by states with EPA backup.
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Bennington Activates Beer Licenses and Train Service Debates
Bennington selectmen begin accepting beer license applications as Hotel Putnam starts installing equipment to serve beer in the dining room. Bottled beer will be served with draught to follow. The Chamber of Commerce protests Rutland Railroad service cuts on the North Bennington branch and main line. The Bennington Graded School District votes on a 525,000 borrowing measure to operate the district through the year. Army Day honors the 31st anniversary of America's WWI entry. The Bennington Generals Baseball Association releases its 17 club financial report showing expenses of 24,310.61 including equipment and travel. A Vermont House bill aims to outlaw nudism, citing concerns from Rep Elmer D Bullock over a nearby colony. Village officials say publicity about teen misbehavior near Bennington High School prompted improvements.
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Earth Week 1973 Earth Day highlighted by EPA chief
William Ruckelshaus emphasizes Earth Week 1973 as a moment to assess the environmental movement, noting growth from a handful of activists to about 3,000 groups. He argues environmentalism links health, prosperity, and justice, urges continued public urgency, and cites industry gains in pollution controls and cleaner rivers as examples of positive impact and cost awareness.
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Seven urges drive all human behavior says Frank L Oxtavec
The article outlines seven inborn urges hunger thirst activity safety sex curiosity security and self esteem as core motivators shaping daily actions across all people. It argues behavior to satisfy these urges varies by individuals and cultures and notes differences in intensity between people like Joy Namath and Perry Carno.
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