CFCA Seeks Pollution Fix Amid $7 Million Plant Progress
CFCA reports mixed results as a new German scrubbing system for two prilling towers fails to meet opacity standards. Engineers plan another modification next week while August and November 1974 deadlines loom for smaller and larger stacks. Meanwhile construction of a $7 million area plant and warehouse near Lawrence on K-10 advances rapidly, adding about 20 jobs to a 290 person workforce.
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Flooding Expected to Slow as Rains End in Midwest
Forecasters say heavy rains in the Midwest should end today but warn that rising crests on the upper Mississippi will keep flooding risk in southern regions. The National Weather Service in St Louis reports a tranquil flood picture across seven states through Sunday afternoon with river levels receding slightly.
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Berkeley Backs Low Priority Marijuana Rule
Berkeley City Council directs city manager to conform with the April 17 marijuana initiative. Police to deprioritize possession use or cultivation enforcement and seek council approval before arrests. The 7-1 vote drew cheers amid a crowded chamber and protests from opponents.
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