Auto Chief Warns Smog Battle Still Far From Over
Industry faces about 2 billion dollars yearly in cleaning air costs with auto makers bearing roughly half. Chrysler’s chief engineer Charles F. Heinan argues the fight continues for at least a decade, while non-automotive sources add another 1.5 billion annually. Heinan predicts a transition to low emission cars by 1980 with steady levels into the 1990s as older vehicles exit. A California study suggests normal maintenance keeps hydrocarbons within limits after high mileage. A 230-volume law library was donated to Glendale College by Judge Juttus A. Kee Sham.