Mexico City Faces Severe Smog Crisis Threatening Health
Mexico City endures dense daily smog weighing 650 tons, with projections to 5,000 tons by 2000. Experts warn of potential disaster, citing inversion layers, high vehicle emissions, and industrial pollution as health risks for a 14 million population and 2.4 million tourists a year.
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General Telephone proposes rate increase in Southeast
The General Telephone Company of the Southeast seeks approval to raise rates by about 1.041 billion in annual gross revenue, with a public hearing set for October 23, 1978 in Richmond Virginia. Public access to the filing and testimony is available at the Commission clerk’s office and company offices.
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