EPA sets permit goals to control water pollution by 1985
The Environmental Protection Agency outlines a plan requiring more than 56,000 waste-discharge permits by end of next year to move toward the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act goals. Deadlines cover best practicable technology by 1977, best available technology by 1983, and near-elimination of discharges by 1985, with grants and municipal permits prioritized for areas needing strict controls.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Congress
William D. Ruckelshaus
Nixon Veto Stands As House Maintains Water Sewer Bill
The House sustained President Nixon's veto of a 120 million rural water and sewer grant bill by 225 to 189, short of the two thirds needed to override. The vote capped a week with Nixon veto gains and followed a Senate sustain of a veto on a 2.6 billion vocational rehabilitation program. Speaker Carl Albert noted strong party voting in favor of the veto. The Republican Policy Committee urged support of the President's stance on trimming government spending.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Congress
Senate
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Albert
House Republican Policy Committee
Career Day Gives 220 Ninth Graders Career Explore Roles
South Junior High School ninth graders spend Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. exploring careers such as florists, secretaries, cycle repair, veterinarians, photographers, policemen and insurance sales. Nancy Garland notes 220 students are assigned to 200 Lawrence hosts for hands on career education.
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South Junior High
Lawrence
Gram
KU Festival Set at Kansas Union Sunday
Kansas University's International Festival sponsored by the KU International Club will be held Sunday at the Kansas Union. Exhibits from different countries open at 3 p.m. An international banquet is planned for 6 p.m. A cultural program follows at 7. Tickets for the banquet may be bought at the union ticket desk or at the door.
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Kansas University
KU International Club
Kansas Union
Union
Advisers to Meet KU Aerospace Engineering Advisory Board
Advisers to meet Friday at the KU Space Technology Center to discuss the graduate and research programs and degree offerings for engineers. The session includes tours of the space center and Learned Hall, plus a luncheon and dinner at the Holiday Inn.
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Kansas University
Aerospace Engineering Advisory Board
KU Space Technology Center
Space Center
Learned Hall
Holiday Inn
Library Friends To Meet Friday At KU Dinner
Dr Franklin Murphy former KU chancellor will speak Reminiscences at a Friends of the Library dinner in the Kansas Union Kansas City group will host receptions at members homes in Lawrence before the 7 p m dinner They will present 35 rare 18th century books to EU libraries including a 1824 Moscow guide and a 1795 Dublin print The event invites reservations by Thursday noon with David Heron Watson Library director and secretary of the group
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Franklin Murphy
Kansas University
Friends of the Library
Kansas
The
Kansas Union
Lawrence
Spencer Library
England
Moscow
Dublin
John Moore
Friends of
David Heron
EU Libraries
Friends At Watson Library
Federal revenue sharing checks arrive for 1973 first quarter
Cities across the region report 1973 first-quarter payments under the federal revenue sharing program with Baldwin receiving the largest amount at 5314 and total 1973 projections rising about 595 over 1972. Lecompton seeks withheld 1972 funds and officials push for repayment.
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Lecompton
Bill Smith
Smith
Larry Winn
Treasury Department
Baldwin
Ava Cummings
Orchard Lane
Lana O F
DeSoto
Bill Johnson
Oskaloosa
Nellie Perry
Eudora
Arlene Lawson
Lawson
McLouth
Carroll Harker
Harker
Linwood
Alma Dove
Dove
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Nancy Garland
Career Education
Barbara Maxwell
Mobile Glass Co
Jim Johnson
P.Q
Murphy
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Tonganoxie
Harriet Hughes
Miller Leasing
Arrow Head
Alexanders
Iowa
BATH
Pleman
Goullps
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Mighty Thomas
Americas
Abdallah Shrine
Douglas County
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