Kansas EPA hearing debates state pollution controls stance
At a Topeka hearing, Kansans sparred over state efforts to regulate discharges under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act amendments of 1972. University of Kansas law professor George C. Coggins criticized Kansas plans as premature, while Virgil Houseman urged approval to avoid dual regulations. Legislators and others questioned enforcement, with the EPA’s Michael Glen noting the agency has 60 days after June 8 to decide whether to approve or reject Kansas’ notice.
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Ex-TV Skipper Now a Recluse
Gardner McKay, once the star of Adventures in Paradise, retired to deserts and jungles after fan mail fame. Now 39, he plans to write plays and has finished a television script for PBS about a family with a retarded child. He declined a $200,000 movie offer when Paradise ended in 1963 and later moved back to Los Angeles.
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