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Auto Chief Says Smog Dying Out Ahead Then Stays
Detroit based report cites Chrysler chief engineer Charles Heinan estimating industry costs at about 2 billion dollars yearly to clean air. He projects non automotive sources contribute 1.5 billion and autos 0.5 billion for emissions controls. Heinan foresees gradual improvement to 1990 with widespread low emissions as old cars exit. He notes California data showing standard compliance after 50k miles despite wear. Glendale College receives 250 volume law library from Judge Julius A. Leatham.
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