US Industry, Government Seek Federal Antipollution Cooperation
A nationwide closed circuit TV conference heard industry leaders urge better cooperation with federal pollution laws as EPA officials faced questions. In Congress hearings Rep. Rogers accused the Army and other facilities of dumping pollutants into a Tennessee River, urging action and stricter water standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
National Association of Manufacturers
Paul D. Rogers
Dfla
Army
Tennessee River
Rogers
William D. Ruckelshaus
House
Commerce Subcommittee
Volunteer Army Ammunition Plant
Chattanooga
J. B. McDermitt
Ruckelshaus
EPA
Farmers Chemical Association
Tyner
Tenn
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Isv
Northeast
New York
California Antipollution Officials Debut Major Protest
Federal plan to combat air and water pollution outlined to thousands of National Association of Manufacturers members via a closed television network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
National Association of Manufacturers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Press-Telegram
Lone Beach
Call
Thurs
William M. Blair
New York Times Service
Ada Renee Can
Sava
P. V. C. Pipe
Py.c
Redwood Stain & Sealer
Asphatt Secler
Eastman Kodak Licen
Cipo
Buena Park
Anaheim
West
Lincoln
Knott
Ted
Westminster
Brookhurst
Fullerton
Sean Ole Es
Weyerhauser
Reg
Wennie
UMIT
Lakewood
Paramount AT
Carson
Torrance
Artesia
Cree
SVC Souls
Lakewood Store
Creative
Georgia Pacific
Weyerbauser
A N. FT
Douglas
Independent
Long Beach
Calif
Plan For Ecology
Gilbert Bailey
Secede
Kerry Mulligan
State Water Resources Control Board
Los Angeles
Association
Mulligan
Robert Chass
Los Angeles County
National Nam
William Ruckelshaus
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Chass
Army Corpse of Engineers
Sen. Muskie
John Middleton
Federal Air Pollution Agency
Middleton
David Calkins
The
Gil