Ex EPA Heads Clash Over Cost Of Polluter Fines
Former EPA leaders argued in Congress over delaying the 1983 best available technology rule while EPA plans steep fines for violators. Jorling said about 300 of 600 industries may face action and noted settlements like a $4 million Steel Gary plant case.
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Officials Swap In Late Summer
Justice Noel Manoukian cited for failing to exercise due care after a two vehicle collision on a country road last Friday night. A 17 year old Carson City driver was cited for parking in a traffic lane after Manoukian tried to pass the parked car on the right and struck its rear.
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A Pocket Guide To Bridge by Alfred Sheinwold
A bridge puzzle and lesson from a column by Alfred Sheinwold. It discusses how strong opening hands can become liabilities when opponents hold many high cards and includes a sample hand with commentary and a Daily Question with solution. It promotes the book available for $1.35 via mail.
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Murderer Tracked By Guard
Oklahoma National Guardsmen will join the effort to locate the killer of three Girl Scouts at Camp Scott. Gov. David Boren’s spokesman said guardsmen would be used in a limited way, with inquiry by District Attorney Sid Wise. The 279th Infantry Battalion reported guardsmen on standby in the search after the June 13 slayings of Lori Farmer 8 Doris Milner 10 and Michelle Guse 9. All three were sexually assaulted. Five Boy Scouts at Camp Garland were questioned about a May contact with a itinerant teenage camper from Tulsa.
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Broken Arrow
First Lady Advocates End to Harassment of Gays
First Lady Rosalynn Carter urged an end to harassment of homosexuals during a San Francisco stop. She declined to say if her daughter Amy would be taught by a gay teacher, noting her husband’s answer about not taking on extra problems. She spoke amid a Mental Health Commission hearing and heard testimony on psychiatric treatments and patient rights.
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