Environmental Director Orders Union Carbide Plant Cleanup
Environmental Protection Administrator Ruckelshaus ordered Union Carbide Corp to begin cleaning up its Marietta Ohio power plant after a harsh review of its emissions plan. He demanded immediate action to cut particulate matter and sulfur oxide, switch to low sulfur coal, and build taller stacks by April 1972 with firm commitments by January 19 and evidence of coal procurement by February 1.
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Washington
I D. Ruckelshaus
Union Carbide Corp
Marietta
Ohio
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Union Carbide
W.M. Kelly
Ruckelshaus
Parkersburg
Letters to the Editor Urges Corry Youth to Act
A Citizens at mid semester break letter addresses Corry 18 to 20 year olds including college students. It argues society pushes reforms like Congress changes, war termination, poverty drives, and ecological improvements but calls for action from young residents. The writer urges involvement and accountability to shape local and national outcomes.
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City of
Corry
U.S. Supreme Court
Nixon
Shapp
Pennsylvania
Erie County
West Sixth Street
Erie
America
Robert McCray
Spring Street
Freshman Solon Advises He'll Follow Seniors
Washington AP reports freshman Rep. Walter E. Powell plans to keep a low profile and work within senior leaders. He seeks committee placement on Appropriations or Government Operations or Science and Astronautics, and favors SST legislation while backing gradual seniority reform. Powell notes his Ohio background and industry district, urges youth voting registration, and cites 18 by May 19 eligibility.
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Washington
Walter E. Powell
Ohio
Powell
Shirley Chisholm
D-N.y
Brooklyn
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Senate Finance Committee
House
Science and Astronautics Committee
Dayton
South San Francisco Considers Can and No-Return Bottle Ban
South San Francisco officials move to ban drinks sold in cans or no-return bottles after an ecology class prompted action. The proposed ordinance carries a $100 fine or 30 days in jail for violators, approved unanimously on first reading with final action set for February 1 in The Industrial City.
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SOUTH
State Police report shows sharp drop in fatalities in 1970
Colonel Frank McKetta announced a 1970 review showing 1,230 traffic deaths, 190 fewer than 1969, with written warnings up 11 percent and traffic arrests up five percent. Police traveled 28,052,545 patrol miles as drug and narcotics arrests surged, and overall crime arrests rose, while several crime categories posted notes in year end figures.
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Pennsylvania
Frank McKetta
McKetta
Sgure
YMCA Daily Schedule For Week With Multiple Activities
A dense OCR style calendar lists YMCA activities across Monday to Saturday. It includes boy and girl swim teams, Tadpole and beginner swims, adult instruction, babysitting, various age group groups, bus schedules, gymnastic and exercise classes, family and pool rentals, and special events with times densely repeated and sometimes garbled.
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Ugspar
Golden Agers
Kinder Gym
Boys Gray
Waltsburg
Columbus
Sus
Schoo
Man Dances After Losing 181 Pounds in One Year
Patrick J. McConville a 30 year old tax collector in Brackenridge shed 181 pounds in twelve months dropping from 430 to 249 pounds and from size 61 to size 42 trousers He avoided New Year celebrations through 1969 and began dancing on New Year’s Eve 1970 expressing a desire to lose another 20 pounds while noting his new activity and daily routine.
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Pittsburgh
Patrick J. McConville
McConville
Borough of
Brackenridge
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