Resignation over air pollution enforcement grips Montana town
A Montana town official resigned citing lack of support from Smith and the Linn County Health Board for enforcing air pollution regulations. Waddington accused Carl Smith of misusing federal air pollution funds, risking loss of grants. Critics include League of Women Voters and Kirkwood College students, while Mrs. Keith Black pushed new petitions after visiting California.
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Petition Calls for Answers on Pollution Control Policy
Mrs Black and Cedar apse residents unveil a petition signed by about 750 people urging Carl Smith to explain high personnel turnover and lambasting Linn County Board of Health for lax air pollution enforcement. Citizens praise police and fire services while criticizing health department for indifference and possible corrupt policies.
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Linn County Health Board Tackles Air Pollution Efforts
The five unpaid Linn County Health Board members oversee food and dairy inspection housing health standards nuisance abatement private sewer and water systems and air pollution. Carl Smith says Linn County leads state pollution programs and dustfall sampling stations help identify problem areas while Dr Joseph Impehl notes progress is slow yet prevention begins with building permits proving no particulate emissions.
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Health Department
Cedar Rapids
Joseph J.impehl
Linn County
Standardizing pollution odor terms faces court proof hurdles
In 90 to 120 days a new enforceable ordinance will redefine odor terms. Smith notes the hardest issue is proving in court that odor causes physical damage. He questions forcing a bakery to alter its machinery due to differing sensitivities between workers and passersby.
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