Water Pact Signed By West Michigan Districts
Two western Michigan conservation districts signed an agreement with the West Michigan Regional Planning Commission to provide data for the 208 Clean Water Project in Region 8 Allegan County. The two-year, federally funded effort aims to identify and plan controls for major water pollution sources. An August public meeting will review progress.
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Western Michigan
West Michigan Regional Planning Commission
Allegan County
Allegan Soil and Water Conservation District
Fennville
East
Fire destroys Allegan house trailer. cause undetermined
Allegan county sheriff's department reports a trailer owned by Harold Johnson at 1234 Wells Rd was destroyed by a bedroom fire Sunday evening at 8 50. No cause or damage estimate has been determined. Johnson's wife said no appliances were plugged in in the bedroom.
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Allegan
Allegan County Sheriff's Department
Harold Johnson
Wells Rd
Johnson
Multiple Minor Accidents Reported Across City Streets
Police log details several non fatal incidents this weekend. Beatrice Alicea, 5, treated after running in front of a westbound car on 17th Street near Maple Avenue. driver David Tracy Will 21 cited. Carol Klomparens 17 collided at Downtown Car Wash with Ruth Brewer 53. Pedro Ayala 29 and Patricia Dirkse 20 involved on Columbia Avenue. Steven Van Loo 19 rear ended on River Avenue by Kenton Stroop 28. Jesse Villarreal 18 collided with Mary Weele 26 on State and Columbia avenues.
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Beatrice Alicea Roberto
Holland Hospital
Holland
17Th St
Maple Ave
David Tracy Will
13Th St
Carol L. Klomparens
Lakewood
River Ave
Ruth L Brewer
Columbia Ave
Pedro Candelario Ayala
Grand Rapids
16Th St
Patricia L. Dirkse
van Raalte
8Th St
Steven Craig van Loo
Plasman
River
Kenton Lee Stroop
Blue Bell
Jesse Villarreal
College Ave
State St
Mary L. Weele
Kalamazoo
Reflectorized Plates Debated In Michigan Legislature
In Lansing lawmakers debate mandating reflectorized license plates to curb nighttime accidents. Democrats Ryan and Anderson back the measure with Public Affairs Associates backing 3 M materials. Opposed by state officials and Wickes Lumber, the bill faces stalemate as studies and costs are weighed.
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Lansing
UPI
3-M
House
William Ryan
Thomas Anderson
Public Affairs Associates, Inc
State Department
Anderson
House Appropriations Committee
William G. Milliken
Gerald Miller
Richard Austin
John Woodford
Perry Johnson
Johnson
Anderson's _ bill
Environmental board condemns Michigan Chemical payout over PBB pollution
The State Environmental Review Board criticized a $20 000 out of court settlement with Michigan Chemical Co over PBB contamination of the Pine River. The case involves cattle losses and habitat damage, with a $1 million suit by Roy Tacoma in Wexford County. The payout prompted a 9 6 vote on the board’s resolution.
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Grand Rapids
UPS
Wickes Lumber Co
Kent County
George Boucher
New Hope
Environmental Board
PBB
Review Board
State Department of Natural Resources
Attorney General’s Office
State Water Resources Commission
Frank J. Kelley
DNR
Howard Tanner
Pine River
Michigan Chemical Co
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Ottawa
Walt Lehmann
Fernando Munoz
Mike Berrios
West 16Th Street
West Main
Sentinel
Burnips
Yvonne de Luna
Zeeland
John Pitch
143Rd Ave
Delmer Pitch
Byron Center
Blodgett Medical Center
St. Sebastian Church
North Dorr
Monterey
Iola Navis Joseph Stiegle
Dorr
Eugene Stiegle
St. Mary’s Church
New Stem
Church
Cea
Business Fair and Square
Southgate Socrat
State Environmental Panel
Michigan
Wexford County
Cadillac
Roy Tacoma
Robert Young
General Foods Corporation
Bes
Sanka
USA
General 00d Corporation
Kankakee
Illinois
Expressapipetes
Tmas Foods
Charley's Market
Vanden Brinks
Henry House
Charleys Market
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Federal Communications Commission
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Hawai
Bell
Daza
U.S
Tal Y
Stockton
Anchorage Area
Virgen Shands
Haman
Origen
Low
Tom Cat
Maton
Hama
Anchorage
Obe
Hilal
Ted
Gory Hey
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