The Cost Of Cleaning Up No 3 Nation Faces Choice
A Marietta case frames a national choice between higher prices or more unemployment as pollution cleanups raise costs. Union Carbide battles EPA deadlines, weighing coal quality, plant upgrades, and potential layoffs while expanding antipollution systems amid a soft world market and import competition.
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Stan Benjamin
Associated Press
Marietta, Ohio
Marietta
Pollution Gulch
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Union Carbide Corp
Ferro-Alloys
Marieta
Carbide
Ruckelshaus
Parkersburg
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Union Carbide
William M. Kelly
Ralph Nader
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Charleston
Fred Charles
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Two Year Limit On Some Paroles
Missouri attorney general rules that a misdemeanor offender should not serve more than two years on probation and parole. The opinion states probation before jail and parole after jail shall not exceed two years, with at most two paroles or probations granted for the same conviction.
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Jefferson City
Walter G. Sartorius
Board of Probation and Parole
Asst. Atty
Kenneth M. Romines
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Puppet show retells Genesis at Ridgecrest Baptist grounds
North Carolina third and fourth graders staged a Bible themed puppet play at Ridgecrest Baptist assembly grounds. Written by campers, the script follows Adam and Eve as they eat a fruit shaped like an acorn and are expelled from the garden. The performance drew loud applause from the young audience.
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George W. Cornell
NEW York (Ap
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Baptist
Ridgecrest Baptist Assembly Grounds
North Carolina
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Plant Manager Faces Compliance Pressure Says Prices Must Rise
In tense remarks Charles Jetta notes the need to survive until regulations are complied with by all, framing the showdown as resolved and the market ready to bear higher costs. The exchange hints that prices must rise as the sector moves to meet constraints in the period surrounding the sale.
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Appointment Made to State Nursing Home Board
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes appoints Dr. G. Donald Shull of Jefferson City to the state Board of Nursing Home Administrators, succeeding Dr. William A. Bloom who resigned. Shull serves a term through 1975.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Warren E. Hearnes
G. Donald Shull
Jefferson City
State Board of Nursing Home
Shull
William A. Bloom
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