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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1970

Page

3

All World's Urbanized Nations Face Pollution Fights

International Water Pollution Research Conference opens in San Francisco with 200 delegates from 40 countries. Speakers warn that both socialist and capitalist systems struggle to fund and enforce water standards amid cross bloc cooperation challenges. US and Soviet reports show urban drainage and river pollution remain critical, yet optimism arises from studies and calls for a new ethic to curb pollution.

San Francisco J.G. Stander South Africa Association Aneron Homsonnay Hungary Europe Western Homonnay Soviet Union Czechoslovakia East Germany

Unruh Fails to Reopen Channel Drilling Measure

SACRAMENTO Assemblyman Jess Unruh failed to reopen his defeated bill banning new oil drilling on state lands in the Santa Barbara Channel. The Assembly denied permission to reconsider the 40-22 vote. the Senate approved a 50 thousand dollar study on oil leaks in the channel. Unruh, a gubernatorial candidate, blasted the Reagan administration and oil lobby as the motive behind the defeat.

Unruh Sacramento UPS Jess Unruh Santa Barbara Channel Assembly Senate W. Craig Biddle Robert J. Lagamarsino R-Ojal Wold Reagan

New York Tokyo Swelter as Smog Keeps City Hot

New York declared unhealthy air for a third day as an atmospheric inversion traps heat and soot. Health officials report minimal respiratory impact so far while sulfur dioxide readings stay near hazardous levels in spots. Tokyo endures 90 degree heat and smog with the city issuing its first formal pollution alert. Official warnings urge residents to stay indoors as public health cars roam the streets.

New York UPI Department of Air Resources Department of Health Department Helen Stone Tokyo Halth Department

Tax Hike Approved for Antismog District

SACRAMENTO A bill lets the San Francisco Bay Area Air Pollution Control District raise its property tax by seven deaths of a cent. The measure passed the Assembly 43 to 9 and goes to the Senate. The district now levies 12 cents per $100 valued. the cap would rise from 1.3 to two cents under the bill pushed by Assemblyman John Knox of Richmond.

Sacramento San Francisco Bay Area Assembly Senate John Knox JD Richmond

Senate blocks 25 million reward for smogless car

California Senate killed a measure to pay a 25 million reward to the inventor of the smogless car. The Baseline tax funded payout failed 17 to 15, needing 27 votes. Senator Petris urged approval to curb air pollution while Senators Button Clark Bradley and Resanhoon opposed, arguing taxpayers should not fund the incentive despite nationwide benefits.

Sacramento California Senate Nicholas C. Petris Oakland Butt Én Clark 1 Bradley ReSan Hoon

Condition of Certain Rivers Improving Says Mulligan

Kerry Mulligan, chain man of the California Water Resources Control Board, reports improved conditions in several rivers. He notes steady runoff, clearer water, and reduced pollution levels, indicating progress toward restoration goals.

Kerry Mulligan Chain Man The California Water Resources Con

Reagan-era pledge on cleaner air and purer water

A board reporting for Governor Ronald Reagan recalls a pledge from nearly four years earlier to make California’s air cleaner, water purer, and environmental protection a top priority as it outlines progress and ongoing aims.

Ronald Reagan People of

Our major priorities. Thanks of the determination of our citizens.

A fragment reflecting a formal pledge of policy focus and citizen support. The text notes ongoing commitment and appreciation for public backing, implying a government or organizational statement about priorities and resolve.

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