Arizona Leaders Plan Hearing Over EPA Clean Air Rules
State officials and city leaders announce a public hearing to avoid a confrontation with the EPA over parking and construction regulations. House Majority Leader Burton Barr says Arizona will present a clear plan and seek delay of the Jan 1 implementation. He warns developers face EPA approval hurdles for projects adding 250+ spaces and indirect source limits affecting areas like Central Avenue.
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Phoenix
UPI
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
House
Burton Barr
Arizona
Barr
EPA
Central Avenue
Tucson sees pollution above standards but cleaner than Phoenix
Pima County Air Pollution Control Director C. Lee Fox said Tucson auto pollution ran up to 50 percent above health standards while smog shows in Tucson and carbon monoxide dominates in Phoenix. A year-long study cites roughly 450 to 500 tons of carbon monoxide and about 100 tons of hydrocarbons in 1973. Fox notes Tucson readings are 50 percent below Phoenix, yet oxidants exceeded the federal standard 13 times in one site last year and a Tucson plan may avoid car retrofit costs and constrain new parking spaces.
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Tucson
API
Pima County
C. Lee Fox
Fox
Phoenix
Los Angeles
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Service members listed as entering training and receiving assignments
A long list notes Edward M. Tolf Jr and other relatives receiving commissions and assignments across services. It covers Navy aviation officer candidate completion in Pensacola, basic flight training, Army Reserve logistics courses at Ft. Lee, Marine Reserve summer training at Coronado, Coast Guard reporting for duty at Folly Beach, and multiple Air Force training completions and base assignments including Chanute, Altus, Keesler, Davis-Monthan, Bitburg, and Chanute. Other entries name Navy, Coast Guard, and Marine graduates from recruit training and upcoming duty posts.
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Edward M. Tolf Jr
Navy
J.g. Ret
Edward M. Tolf
E. Sage
Pensacola
Fla
Moscow-bound Begun remembered by Maine Jewish congregation
A photo of Yosef Begun, smuggled from the Soviet Union, is displayed in a Maine suburb synagogue with a prayer shawl to dramatize Soviet Jewry’s plight. Begun, 49, has sought a visa for three years while unable to work in Moscow and relies on aid from the congregation’s Soviet Action Committee.
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Chicago
UPI
Moscow
Yosef Begun
Maine “Township
Begun
Soviet Union
Pat Weinstein
Soviet Action Committee
Weinstein
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Navy Flight
Army—Reserve
Jackson R. Smith
Fred M. Smith
E. Windsor
Ft. Lee
Marine Reserve
Bryan D. Hudson
Floyd E. Hudson
N. 85Th St
Coronado
Calif
Coast Guard Electronics Tech
Gary A. Loehrs
Adele Loehrs
E. Lewis Ave
Folly Beach
S.C
Dennis J. Wickerd
N. St. Andrews Way
San Diego
Air Force
Myron A. Jasmann
Myron G. Jasmann
E. Portland
Chanute Afb
Lackland Afb
Tex
Stephen P. Caley
William J. Caley
E. Lincoln
Altus Afb
Okla
Stephen C. Kaine
Leon Kaine
E. McDonald Drive
Keesler Afb
Miss
Grand Forks
Ronald E. Elfgen
William H. Elfgen
Fifth St
Bitburg Afb
Germany
Scottsdale
Kirtland Afb
N.M
Stephen L. Ahrens
Arthur J. Ahrens
E. Sweetwater
Scott T. Schlief
Patrick Mulver
E. Pinchot
Richard D. Hedden
Donald D. Hedden
N. 69Th St
Douglas P. Hoggatt
John O. Hoggatt
E. Dianna Drive
Susan Moran
Noel A. Moran Sr
Ann Way
Orlando, Fla
Coast Guard
Timothy M. Smith
Stanley P. Smith
E. Almeria
Alameda
Marine Pvt
Robert W. Soldat
Thomas G. Soldat
E.vernon
Frank E. Ogden
Frank B. Ogden
N. Redledge Drive
Whidbey Island, Oak Harbor, Wash
Jack S. Nordick
Kenneth E. Nordick
E. Virginia
Michael E. Patrick
Robert E. Patrick
N. 79Th St
San Deigo
Airman
Gene K
Lyle V. Miller
Roger A. Miller
Charter Oak
Scottsdale Community oCollegers
North
the Condominium
Scottdale
Dix Construction
Singer Realty and Investment
Donald van Ess
ST. Scottsdale
DU Pont
Payson Northc
Bivd
M. Dowell Re
Payson
Mesa
Arizona Title Insurance and Trust Co
First National Land CO
Craftsman Court
Switzerland
Ponderosa Pines
Best Western
First National Land
Speenangysimmmeie
HUD
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