Smog in L A Persists Amid Emission Research Push
General Motors executives say certain Los Angeles areas still suffer from smog despite improvements in hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide pollution since 1966. GM plans at least 300 million dollars this year for emission controls and pollution reduction, while new car prices may rise about 900 dollars by 1976 due to impending safety and emission standards.
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Senate panel approves 720000 bike trail bill in California
The Senate Transportation Committee unanimously approved a 720000 measure to fund local and state bicycle trails. The bill, from Senate Leader James Mills, would divert state gas tax revenue to bike paths and require the Public Works Department to report on federal funds used for bikeways. Mills argues the will save lives and provide pleasure while Reagan previously vetoed a similar proposal as premature.
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