U S Joins Research on Smog to Cut Vehicle Emissions
The federal government, auto and oil groups launch a three year 10 million dollar program led by the Coordinating Research Council to study smog causes and technologies. Projects include diesel odor probes and low cost devices to curb emissions ahead of stricter 1970 standards. California exemption timelines are extended. A city department in Los Angeles plans a troubleshooter for oil drilling complaints.
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Center For Air Pollution Control
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Ios Angeles City Building and Safety Department
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