Pollution Bill Could Halt Auto Making
Washington lawmakers forge a tough pollution bill that could halt auto production lines and jail willful polluters. The measure, led by Sen. Edmund Muskie, would set national air standards, allow private property inspections, require pollution monitors, and empower lawsuits against polluters including the U S government. It caps fines at 50 000 a day and envisions a 90 percent exhaust cut by January 1 1975 with possible extensions from EPA or Congress.
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Washington
House
Senate
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
United States
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
Conference Committee
White House
Nixon
Filibuster Opens in Bitter SST Subsidy Fight
In Washington the Senate began a filibuster to end federal subsidies for the SST. The opening hours featured a sharp clash between opponents and supporters as Sen. William Proxmire questioned Sen. Warren Magnuson about the sponsor’s motives. Magnuson, from Washington, defended the bill while reiterating his backing for full SST production.
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Washington
Senate
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
Proxmire
Corry Memorial Hospital Admit and Discharge Notes
The News Today reports hospital admissions include Charles Mulvin Wattsburg Mrs Halsey Willover Jamestown Mrs William Fortune Sherman Garry 15 son of Howard Blakeslee R D 1 Corry Velma 2 daughter of Robert Brown R D 2 Pittsfield Barry 13 son of Herbert Berghaus 419 Wright street Discharged are Clare Gordon Columbus Richard Lewis R D 3 Corry Clair Huffman Bear Lake Larry Kalika Columbus George Madison 523 North Center street Mrs Cloyd Cummings Clymer Martin 11 son of John Morse Bear Lake David Johnson Spring Creek and Sen Alan Bible D Nev discusses SST funding shifts and possible layoffs amid Senate House budget actions and Proxmire Jackson debate.
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Charles Mulvin
Wattsburg
Halsey Willover
Jamestown
William Fortune
Sherman
Garry
Howard Blakeslee
R.D
Corry
Velma
Robert Brown
Pittsfield
Barry
Herbert Berghaus
Wright Street
Clare Gordon
Columbus
Richard Lewis
Clair Huffman
Bear Lake
Larry Kalika
George Madison
North Center Street
Cloyd Cummings
Clymer
Martin
John Morse
David Johnson
Spring Creek
Hammermill to Pay $30,000 in Lake Erie Pollution Pact
Hammermill Paper Co. of Erie agreed to pay Pennsylvania $30,000 to settle a dispute over pollution of Lake Erie from its papermaking process. The Sanitary Water Board extended the firm's waste discharge permit with a promise of treatment facilities by Oct 1, 1971, and said extensions would no longer be free. The payment funds patrols and other state anti-pollution efforts in the region.
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Harrisburg
Hammermill Paper Co
Erie
Lake Erie
Sanitary Water Board
Pennsylvania
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