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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1977

Page

6

Judge blocks federal strip mining coal leases policy

A US District Court judge barred the Interior Department from enacting a new coal leasing policy that would allow private industry to decide land availability for strip mining on western federal lands. The decision cites lack of evidence for need and insufficient public analysis, drawing praise from environmental groups concerned about land, water, crops, and wildlife impacts.

Washington United States John H. Pratt Interior Department Department National Coal Leasing Policy Interior

Fly-Safe files for bankruptcy amid Tucson plan on elderly tax relief

Fly-Safe of Arizona based at Tucson International Airport files for bankruptcy listing debts of 1219519.91 and assets of 11986.46. Co owner Stephen R. Lutz also files for bankruptcy with debts of 132606.57. Mayor Murphy proposes a revised tax relief plan for homeowners 65 plus earning under 10000 a year to exempt mortgage tax payments, funded by state loans and repaid from estate or home sale. He argues Amlee's plan risks city and school district funding and labels it abject nonsense and lunacy.

Fly-Safe of Arizona Tucson International Airport U.S Fly-Safe Stephen R. Lutz Antona Inc Lewis C. Murphy Murphy Amiee

Coal Use Could Be Clean Under Carter Plan

A government study says strict air pollution standards can allow higher coal use without harming clean air. It notes future energy development will raise air and water pollution and waste disposal issues through the century, with certain oil shale areas at greater risk.

Washington UPL Carter Energy Research and Development Administration Colorado

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