Herald & Lantern 24 November '82

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Dumping Bill Gets House OK

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The House of Rcpreseri tatives has approved legislation supported by Congressman Bill Hughes (D-NJ) which is aimed at tightening up the enforcement of the nation’s ocean

dumping laws.

Although he voted for the bill, Hughes said the measure does not go far ' enough, and he intends to introduce neu- legislation next year which would strictly lillit harmful

ocean dumpirte.

••DESPITE THE'muchneeded reforms which this bill undertakes, it does not go far enough.'' said Hughes, who has been

leading the fight in Congress to ban sludge dumping in the oceaiP “The isstie of continued ocean dumping in the waters off the coast of New Jersey must be addressed by .comprehensive legislation designed to ensure that these waters 1 — recognized as the nation’s most severely degraded coastal area — get the recognition and protection they deserve.” In 1977, Hughes authored the federal, law which provided for a ban on all harm--ful sewage sludge dumping in the ocean after Dec. 31, 1981. Just weeks before that ban was to take effect,

Academy Deadline Nears

WASHINGTON - New Jersey men and women wishing to have Sen. Bill Bradley nominate them for admission to one of the U.S. Service Academies must send a full application and all supporting materials to the Senator by Dec. 8. All prospective students ‘ at the Air Force, Merchant Marine, Military add Naval Academies have to be nominated by one of the U^S. Senators from their state, their member of the House of Representatives, the Vice President or the President. To be eligible, candidates must be U.S. citizens, legal residents of N.J., single, and at least 17, but less than 22 years old on July 1, 1983. In Setting the December B deadline for|Bubmissio*» < of complete implication forms, Bradley^oted that candidates for nomination also must meet the same time limit on providing other necessary documents — including at least three letters of recommendation, ACT or SAT scores, the final transcript for the New MV Agent TRENTON - Robert E. Millar of Avalon is among 14 new agents recently appointed by state Division of Motor Vehicles director Clifford W. Snedeker to represent him, at various Motor Vehicle Agencids throughout the state. Millar, 47, an inventory clerk with the Cape May County Treasurer's Office, has been assigned to the Sea Isle City agency. His appointment is effective Dec. 13

Conference Night Slated COURT HOUSE - Annual Conference Night at Middle Twp. High School will be held from 6:30 to 9 p.m. next Tues., Nov. 30. Te\achers will be available for individual conferences with parents, ~Tind /me various departments will have information centers set-up to answer questions concert ing the school's curricular and co-cu^rricular activities.

junior year iri high sch<ft)l, and their numerical grade point average and class rank. * ♦• » After an initial screening process, candidates still under consideration will be interviewed by a group of 20 academicians, business executives, and state, civic and religious leaders, the group will make recommendations and the Senator will select his nominees on the basis on those recomraendaUona, According to Bradley, he expects to announce his nominations by the end of Dec. All applicants should mail their documents to this address: Honorable Bill Bradley, Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washington. D.C. 20510.

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a federal court suspefided the deadline to allow the Environmental Protection Agency to develop new dumping guidelines. DESPITE A strong protest by Hughes and other members of the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, the EPA refused to appeal that lower court order, thereby allowing New York City and other municipalities to continue dumping their sewage sludge in the ocean. “Clearly, Congress must take some decisive ac- , tion,” Hughes declared. “I am appalled that the EPA has allowed a lower court ruling to reverse a decade of progress in phasing out ocean dumping and cleaning up our oceans.’’ HUGHES POINTED out that the legislation passed by the House makes a number of key improvements in the current federal ocean dumping law. To begin with, he said, the bill establishes a twoyear moratorium on the ocean dumping of low-level radioaitive wastes. He said this moratorium is needed to head off regulations which are now being developed by the EPA, which could open up the oceans for the disposal of low-level radioactive materials. In addition, Hughes said, the new legislation sets out strict monitoring and permit requirements for ocean dumpers, and requires the EPA to study ocean dumping sites and survey the environmental effects of continued ocean dumping.

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