EPA to require basic treatment for most industrial discharges
The EPA will mandate at least secondary treatment or its equivalent for nearly all industrial discharges into navigable U S waterways. Regional administrators will apply the minimum standard across permits, with stricter controls where needed to meet state water quality standards, even if states require less.
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Environmental Protection Agency
U.S
EPA
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Denver Officer Arrests Daughter in Marijuana Case
Patrolman John L. Pinder, a 15-year Denver police veteran, arrested his daughter Connie, 18, and two men after an unexpected home stop revealed marijuana in the kitchen. Pinder said he acted to address the situation despite the personal conflict.
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UPI
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Pinder
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Arie Johnson to guest star on The Partridge Family
Arie Johnson formerly with Laugh In will appear as a guest on The Partridge Family in a TV assignment. The casting marks a notable return to television for the performer.
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Fighter Bomber Crashes Near Phnom Penh
A US Air Force F4 Phantom crashed near Phnom Penh while supporting Cambodian troops. Both crew members parachuted to safety with no serious injuries. The crash occurred as Saigon forces pressed toward the Mekong edge, with broader fighting in Cambodia and South Vietnam Provinces.
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Phnom Penh
U.S
James D’entremont
Cambodia
Chup
Mekong
Taung Kauh
South Vietnam
Binh Dinh
Pleasant walk helps magistrate in Albuquerque case
U S Magistrate Robert W McCoy in Albuquerque says the IRS could not locate residents listed for income tax refunds. The IRS had given a list of New Mexico residents due refunds. McCoy walked to the IRS office to file a claim after being unable to locate him.
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Albuquerque
N.M
U.S
Robert W
IRS
Albu- McCoy
Querque Tribune
Mexico
Irsj
McCoy
Cuba Admits Capture of Ship by Fidel Castro Regime
The Cuban government announced on Cuban radio that it captured the 1400 ton freighter Johnny Express, flying Panamanian colors, about 120 miles off Cuba in the Bahamas area. Captain Jose Villa and crew were wounded as the ship reported distress. the Coast Guard assisted but the ship was escorted to a Cuban port. This follows the earlier seizure of Layla Express and accuses the United States of backing piracy via CIA actions.
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Fidel Castro
Miami
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United States
Cuba
Jose Villa
U.S
U.S. Coast Guard
Villa
Chico
Defense Department
Washington
Bahamas Line
CIA
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