EPA Labels 149 Federal Polluters Major Violators
The EPA orders 149 federal facilities and installations to halt pollution or face court action. Among listed violators are the GSA central heating plant serving more than 100 DC buildings including the White House, an Interior Department mine tunnel in Colorado, and an Energy Department plant in South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
General Services Administration
District of Columbia
White House
Interior Department
Colorado
Energy Department
South Carolina
Ratification push for Panama Canal treaties gains momentum
Washington observers note steady progress toward Senate approval of the Panama Canal treaties after Carter's talks with Omar Torrijos Herrera. A Harriman led committee spans AFL-CIO President Meany to former military leaders to secure public support amid partisan clashes over intervention rights and past criticisms of drug-smuggling links tied to Torrijos allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
Panama
Omar Torrijos Herrera
United States
Canal
Averell Harriman
Senate
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Robert Dole
R.kan
Dole
Senate Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Glenn
Ohio
Torrijos
Drug Enforcement Administration
Republican Party
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Kansas City
Bartlett Battle and Proxy Vote Stir Coal Strip Law
Sen. Dewey Bartlett fights cancer while clinging to health to vote on a coal strip mining clause that would boost consumer coal bills. Sen. Cliff Hansen withheld Bartletts proxy, breaking a tie to pass the multibillion dollar provision as Bartlett battles chemotherapy and promotes an anti smoking campaign. Bartlett plans to seek re election next year with God willing remarks.
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Washington
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Dewey Bartlett
R-Okla
Bartlett
Sen
Clifford Hansen
R-Wyo
Humphrey
Senate
Bethesda Naval Hospital
New York
Sloan-Kettering Institute
Jimmy Carter
Senate House
Cliff Hansen
Hansen
Sen. Hansen
Jack Mitchell
Community rally backs 1977 youth football season
A letter to the editor details the urgent need to replace 500 sets of uniforms and gear for a youth football league. It cites delays in equipment shipments and credits Lompoc High School Cabrillo High School and the Orcutt Youth Football League for lending gear and ensuring a 1977 season for local youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crompe
Lompoc High School
Cabrillo High School
Orcutt
Lompoc Citizens Rally Support for Youth Programs
Citizens of Lompoc and local groups raised 32451.50 for the Youth Football League and Little League Baseball through fund drives such as a mini sports festival telethon jog-a-thon and community donations. Community leaders thank merchants businesses and city staff for their support and dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Chamber of Commerce
Leo Aragon
Lompoc Youth Football League
Desalting Technology Prompts Water Reuse Debate
Deputy director Robin Reynolds outlines reverse osmosis as a path for wastewater reclamation and municipal and agriculturaleffluent treatment. California studies in San Diego and Marin County back the concept, with SB 346 and PL 95-84 funding cited as drivers.
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Robin Reynolds
Department of Water Resources
Subcommittee On Water and Power Resources
House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Washington, D.C
Reynold
Reynolds
California
San Diego
Marin
Colorado River
Santa Maria
George Goodall
Lompoc
Santa Ynez
Tis
Ojai
Shell Chemical Co
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Lompoc Record
The
Marquis Childs
Walter Mondale
Mondale
Nelson Rockefeller
Reagan
Kissinger
Kansas
George Bush
Texas
Latin America
Yul Brynner
Justice Department
CIA
Richard Helms
Helms
Griffin Bell
Bell
Benjamin Civiletti
South Korea
Tongsun Park
Civiletti
Park
Ben Civiletti
Korea
Venate
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Berry's
Art Hibbits
Lompoc Valley
Fred H. Bock
Carol Ann Johnson
Bethania Lutheran Church
Solvang
Tuskind Tak
Gerda Duus
NEA
Professor
Pharoah Phawcett-Majors
Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc, Calif
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