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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1972

Page

5

Congressmen And Federal Officials Ride Corporation Planes

Secretary of Commerce Peter G. Peterson flew to Chicago on Standard Oil of Indiana’s jet with aides and his son, the only company flight he has taken since taking office. Undersecretary of the Interior William Pecora rode Northern Natural Gas’s jet to South Dakota, the trip his only such favor. Six senators and two representatives were seen using corporate jets at Washington National Airport, raising questions about official access to private planes.

Washington Peter G. Peterson Chicago Standard Oil Indiana William T. Pecora High Administration South Dakota Northern Natural Gas Omaha Neb Pecora Dita Beard International Telephone & Telegraph Corp Beard Senate ITT Congress Vance Hartke D-Ind Associated Press Washington National Airport Peterson House Herman Talmadge D-Ga Milton Young Lawton Chiles D-Fla William Spong D-Va Harry F. Byrd Virginia Peter Dominick R-Corp Dan Daniels Sen. Young Conpirtation Lynn Mote Northern Gas Southernaward Council Railway Grummans Gulfstream Southern Sen Talmadge Georgia Agriculture Committee John Duncan Interior Sioux Falls S. D Mote Northern

Judges Gain Broad Power Over Polluters

Supreme Court ruling expands federal judges powers to apply federal common law to pollution cases. Justice Douglas says water pollution is a public nuisance and federal judges may abate it using informed judgment, even as court sends Illinois to federal district court for Lake Michigan cleanup.

Washington Supreme Court Illinois Lake Michigan William C. Douglas Milwaukee Wisconsin Douglas Congress

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