EPA official cites ecology energy clash at Western Governors
James L Agee assistant administrator for water and hazardous materials told the Western Governors Conference the EPA faces a major challenge in developing energy while protecting the environment. He urged flexible deadlines and noted irrigation permit guidelines remain unresolved as 15 states may assume pollution control by year end.
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Agnew Granted Permit to Own Gun Amid Tax Case Fallout
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew won Treasury Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms approval to own a firearm. The decision cites his felon status from an Oct. 10, 1973 no contest plea to income tax evasion and notes field inquiry found no evidence he would be a menace to society. Agnew, who recently bought a $160,000 home near Annapolis and moved offices near Crofton, has declined to discuss his new activities. The Maryland Court of Appeals has barred his law practice.
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Agnew Gun Permit After GAO Ruling Details
The gun protection decision for Agnew followed a General Accounting Office ruling citing ten legal bases for the service. The firearms bureau said Agnew could own any legally permissible weapon while his request did not specify weapon type or carrying intentions.
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Vesco Denies Smuggling Arms Into Costa Rica
Vesco calls charges of smuggling weapons into Costa Rica ridiculous and absurd. Washington sources say weapons and call girls were smuggled to Vesco in Costa Rica. He wrote to Costa Rica minister Mario Charpantier denying ownership of the aircraft and asserting he has not lived in the U.S. for years. Charpantier urged that any guns be turned over to the government while noting ongoing investigations. Vesco faces U.S. federal indictment over a $200,000 political contribution to Nixon's 1972 campaign and a related $225 million mutual fund case.
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