EPA permit controls spark NAM criticism in 1972
The National Association of Manufacturers opposes broad EPA authority to approve plant construction and site location under proposed regulations. NAM says the plan would add cost and red tape, exceeding Congress’s intent to regulate only discharge standards affecting water quality, not national planning or local zoning.
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Congress
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
National Association of Manufacturers
Social Or Economic Planning Agency
FDA Cyclamates Ban Fueled by Rat Theory Debate
Santa Ana Register contends the FDA based its 1969 cyclamate ban on rat testing and industry pressure. It recalls Oser's tumor claims, Finch’s ban, Abbott Laboratories’ appeal, and later discrediting of the ban, arguing for free market tolerance of food additives.
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United Way
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA
HEW
Robert Finch
U.S. Senate
California
Sugar Research Foundation
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
Bernard L. Oser
Oser
Abbott Laboratories
Food and Drug Administration
National Cancer Institute
Finch
Scoff
West Germany
Abbott
Nebraska
Santa Ana
Calif
Save the Niobrara River group opposes dam project in Nebraska
Readers urged to join the Save the Niobrara River Association in Bassett Nebraska with a $10 membership. The letter cites rising project costs from 70 million to 162 million dollars, loss of land and wildlife, and broad state opposition to a Bureau of Reclamation dam and reservoir on the Niobrara River.
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SAVE
Exon
Niobrara River
Save the Niobrara River Association
David C. Johnson
Columbus
Tough Nut for Chamberlain on Eve of California Primary
On the eve of the California primary John Tough Nut Chamberlain faces a tough challenge. Ronald Reagan made a remark about sending white soldiers to Rhodesia, which was criticized as impractical. Ford pressed the slip, highlighting a broader U S policy issue connected to Rhodesia and South Africa.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Rhodesia
Ford
Reagan
U.S
Africa
Ian Smith
Plaque Memorializes Americans in New Delhi Horse Race Flight
Advices from India recount Walter Lehmann Sr. and Eugene Kroll as Americans who visited New Delhi and encountered a chaotic makeshift horse race at the Ashoka Hotel. The tale notes a betting scene with misleading numbers, a disorganized finish, and the two men observing from different spots as the race collapsed.
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India
Ashoka
New Delhi
Walter Lehmann Sr
Eugene Kroll
Rover
Wally
Gene
Irving
P.S.34
Lehmann
World Problems and Human Potential Yearbook Summary
A Brussels project yields a 1 200 page yearbook listing 1 653 global problems and 13 574 relationships. It notes data limits, cross references and sections on human diseases and multilateral treaties, plus challenges in documenting issues and differing group perspectives.
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Union of International Associations
Mankind
Ozone Crisis Mockery and South Africa Nuke Drive
A satirical panorama links ozone fears to political inertia while tracing 1925 flippancy and modern anxieties over carbon tetrachloride. It surveys Rhodesia Mozambique South Africa uranium plans and a looming South African nuclear program shaping Western needs and Cold War geopolitics.
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South Africa
Africa
Sierra Club
U.S
General Electric
Koeberg
Capetown
France
South West Africa
Vorster
Rossing
Atomic “Club
Israel
Sadat
Egypt
Cape of Good Hope
Persian Gulf
Europe
America
Kissinger
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Columbus Police Department
Columbus P.D
Columbus Police Dept
Michael David Black
Merced
Citizen Smith
By Dave Gerard
Reger Aa
Caeso
John Tough
Chamberlain
Jim Bishop
Kroll
Don Oakley
New York
Bank of India
Secret Service
Gem Star of
Rogers
Berry's
NEA
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