Six Polluters Shaping Up Under Pressure
Washington AP reports Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel and antipollution chief Murray Stein say six polluters have begun or completed steps to meet interstate water standards after warnings given last August 30. Companies cited include U S Steel and Republic Steel on the Cuyahoga River, Jones and Laughlin, Interlake Steel, the city of Toledo on the Maumee, Eagle-Picher on the Spring River, and a Kansas mining firm. Stein notes others lag despite the warnings.
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Washington
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Murray Stein
Hickel
Toledo
Stein
U.S. Steel Corp
Jones and Laughpin Steel Co
Republic Steel Corp
Cuyahoga River
Ohio
Interlake Steel Co
City of
Maumee River
Eagle-Picker Industries, Inc
Easter Springs
Kans
Spring River
Kansas
Oklahoma
Black Jaycee Chapter Formed in Miami Florida
A predominantly black Jaycee chapter with 21 members was organized in Miami. Jeff Dickson, president of the sponsoring North Miami Beach Jaycees, called it the first predominantly Negro chapter in Florida. Paul H. Wyche Jr. was named president of the Northwest Miami Jaycees, forecasting rapid growth in the state.
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Miami
Jeff Dickson
Miami Beach
Jaycees
Florida
Paul H. Wyche Jr
Northwest
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