Water board approves historic 265 million clean water plan
California Water Resources Control Board adopted a 265 million plan for local sewage treatment funds. Top allocation includes 27 million for Sepulveda water reclamation and 1.2 million to LA County for a Long Beach direct flow line. Several Orange County projects and regional facilities also receive multi million grants. board may revise priorities at the February 15 meeting.
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Sepulveda
Los Angeles
Long Beach
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Prop 20 ally earns conservation award for work
Janet Adams, state wide coordinator for the coastine initiative passed last November, received an award as California's most energetic conservationist. The Planning and Conservation League with about 4000 members presented the prize. She founded and coordinated the coastal alliance that led Prop 20's passage to oversee California's coast development.
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Janet Adams
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Planning and Conservation League
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Court Refuses Pure Air Delay in Clean AirCompliance
Federal appeals court orders nationwide clean air standards to be met by May 31, 1975, eliminating two year extensions for 18 states. It allows for limited extensions only if justified and requires interim controls to curb smog while pursuing full compliance. NRDC hailed the ruling against the EPA and warned of potential public backlash over transportation controls. EPA plans to comply rather than appeal, with deadlines tightened and substitute plans possible for noncompliant states.
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Natural Resources Defense Council
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Reagan warns California on nuclear plant delays at energy conference
President Reagan told a conference of plant soil and water scientists that California is not far from disasterous times in meeting energy needs. He blamed conservationists for blocking all alternatives and urged revising controls to balance environment with more power plants. A state panel will draft new guidelines at an energy seminar later this month.
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Reagan
State Conference of American Society of Agronomy
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Willow listing for dog training time block Feb 5 to 8
Joe De Beck offers dog obedience sessions February 5 to 8 in the evening for a fee of 999 pounds. Contact Willow at 425 0937 or insurer 833 3930 for details.
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Smog standards deemed unattainable for LA area
United Press International reports that federal Clean Air Act anti smog rules set to take effect in 1977 are realistically unachievable in the Los Angeles Basin. LA Chamber of Commerce president Frederick Llewellyn warns an 8 percent reduction in motor vehicle emissions would cause severe economic and social disruption.
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Frederick Llewellyn
Llewellyn
Los Angeles Basin
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