Pollution Controls Not Expensive Says CEP Report
The CEP report argues 0.3 cents per gallon covers 75 percent of refinery pollution controls under the Clean Air Act and 1972 amendments. Oil industry spokesmen say the study is misleading and costs would be far higher, citing lead removal and desulfurization as overlooked factors.
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ANDREW_NIBLEY_ WASHINGTON
UPI
Council On Economic Priorities
Petroleum, Industry
CEP
Atlantic Richfield
Exxon
Gulf
Mobil
Shell
Standard Oil
California
Indiana
Texaco
Standard Oil of
U.S
Mining Panel to Kick Off Idaho Convention in Coeur d Alene
A three day Idaho Mining Association convention opens with a panel on the Coeur d Alene Mining District as moderator Harry F. Magnuson leads leaders from Silver Dollar Mining Co. and the presiding officers of Bunker Hill Hecla and Day Mines along with ASARCO and Sunshine mine managers. Friday will feature papers including Minerals and Land Use by Jack Carlson Assistant Secretary Energy and Minerals U S Department of the Interior.
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Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho
UPI
Coeur D’alene
Idaho Mining Association
Harry F. Magnuson
Wallace
Silver Dollar Mining Co
Bunker Hill
Hecla
Day Mines
Asarco
Sunshine Mines
Jack Carlson
Energy and Minerals
U.S. Department of the Interior
Man discovers LSD drug trial participation years later
Richard Wevodau a 41 year old national official of the American Postal Workers Union says he volunteered for Army tests in 1958 at Edgewood Maryland. He participated in two 30 day studies involving hallucinogenic drugs and later learned Col Lloyd Sellenz headed some experiments. He recalls weekly doses the size of a headpin and 12 hour hospital confinement with no side effects in 17 years.
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Vivian M. Lingard
Philadelphia
UPI
Richard Wevodau
American Postal Workers Union
Wevodau
Army
Edgewood
Col
Lloyd Sellenz
Sellenz
Wevedau
Wevodan
Harrisburg
Soyuz 19 Returns Mission Success in Space Meet
Millions of Soviets watched Soyuz 19 land safely after the historic space docking with three Americans. Cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Valery Kubasov spoke of fatigue and happiness as the descent module touched down near Arkalyk in Kazakhstan. Brezhnev and other leaders sent congratulations noting the joint Soviet American achievement and the new era of cooperation in space exploration.
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Charles P. Wallace
Moscow
UPI
Alexei Leokov
Central Asia
Valery Kubasov
Arkalyk
Kazakhstan
Leonov
Baikonur Cosmodrome
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhne
Kubasov
Brezhnev
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Alexei N. Kosygin
Konstantin Busheyev
Earth
Boris Petrov
Intercosmos Council
Postal Strike Averted By Two Year Pact
A tentative agreement averted a nationwide postal strike after two hours past the Sunday deadline. Postmaster General Bailor said higher mail prices will follow the two year contract as the Postal Service faces a grim financial outlook. Ratification may take about a month. unions expect approval though terms on wages and benefits were not disclosed.
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Charles E
Flinner Washington
UPI
Benjamin Bailor
U.S. Postal Service
Postal Service
W.J
Kissinger Garbage Secrets Stolen By UPI Report
The National Enquirer says five bags of Kissinger trash yielded Secret Service documents and details on travel schedules codes arms and agent counts. Reporter Jay Gourley and a photographer were detained by agents at the Kissinger residence near Washington D C before leaving with the bags.
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Santana
Fla
UPI
Henry Kissinger
National Enquirer
Jay Gourley
Kissinger
Paper
Gourley
Washington, D.C
Secret Service
Hun
Predator-control plan questioned by wool growers chief
Said Noh of Kimberly challenged a federal predator research push he called too narrow. He criticized emphasis on sodium cyanide collars meant to kill coyotes by contaminating sheep carcasses, warning of human and environmental harm and noting other chemicals used for rodent control are excluded.
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Kimberly, Idaho
UPI
Noh of
Kimberly
National
Wool Growers Predatory Animal Committee
Noh
Council On Envirnmental Quality
Ubian
Ex Officers Stand Trial In Greece
Twenty one former army officers face the death penalty on charges of plotting to overthrow Greece s new democratic regime. A heavily guarded military tribunal sits at the Rour Army Camp near Athens with helmeted police and electronic checks as the defendants appear in civilian clothes before a six member court led by Maj. Gen. Emmanuel Plevrakis.
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John Rigos
Athens
UPIY
Greece
Rour
Piraeus
Emmanuel Plevrakis
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Mon
Arne Gubrud
American Petroleum Institute
Walter Doyle
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