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...finally got part of it-16 boxes of data, standing 5 ft. high. Once Morton receives the complete report, he is expected to approve the pipeline permit, probably in midautumn, laying down a host of conditions on construction. But environmentalists and land claimants are likely to try to stall the project further in the courts...
...what do I do?" answered a voice from the neighboring stall. "I am a psychoanalyst...
BELMONT PARK, Elmont. N. Y.- Pedro Baptista and Canonero II, his Venezuelan wonder horse, double-handedly drew a crowd of well wishers. They have made the modest little stall 109B a red-hot tourist attraction for trippers from all over who dig the idea of a Triple Crown winner...
...cozy-collared, double-breasted battle jacket. On the lower level she was footed in Emm??? newly-designed shoes, like laced-up tennis sandals on thick crepe soles, in prairie green banded with jonquil yellow. She oohed and aahed the most when Canonero was brought out from his stall and admitted to being wild about all things Latin...
...companies estimate that they must invest amounts equal to 10% of their pre-tax profits. Last week at General Motors' annual meeting, Chairman James Roche announced that the corporation will spend $214 million to combat pollution in 1971. Despite these outlays, environmentalists charge that major polluters often stall for time during lengthy negotiation periods provided for in many state and local laws, then begin work in earnest only when court action is threatened. In replying to this criticism, industry executives note that there are still no nationwide standards for many kinds of pollution control. If federal laws become tougher...