CLEAN AIR ACT OVERSIGHT HEARINGS BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON OF THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS NINETY-THIRD CONGRESS SECOND SESSION 35-497 O MAY 13, 14, 15, 16, AND 20, 1974 SERIAL NO. 93-H42 Part 1 Printed for the use of the Committee on Public Works COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS JENNINGS RANDOLPH, West Virginia, Chairman EDMUND S. MUSKIE, Maine JOSEPH M. MONTOYA, New Mexico MIKE GRAVEL, Alaska LLOYD BENTSEN, Texas QUENTIN N. BURDICK, North Dakota JOSEPH R. BIDEN, JR., Delaware HOWARD H. BAKER, JR., Tennessee M. BARRY MEYER, Chief Counsel and Chief Clerk BAILEY GUARD, Minority Clerk; RICHARD A. HELLMAN, Minority Counsel LEON G. BILLINGS, Senior Staff Member PHILIP T. CUMMINGS, Assistant Chief Counsel; JOHN W. YAGO, Jr., Assistant Chief Clerk JAMES R. READLE, RICHARD M. HARRIS, and RICHARD E. HEROD (minority), Assistant Counsels MARGARET L. WORKMAN, and RICHARD E. KAIT (minority), Legal Assistants Professional and Research Staff: KARL R. BRAITHWAITE, HAROLD H. BRAYMAN, PAUL CHIMES, TRENTON CROW, KATHERINE Y. CUDLIPP, PUAL F. EBELTOFT, Jr., GEORGE F. FENTON, Jr., RANDOLPH G. FLOOD, KATHALEEN R. E. FORCUM, ANN GARRABRANT, RICHARD T. GREER, RICHARD D. GRUNDY, WESLEY F. HAYDEN, VERONICA A. HOLLAND, RONALD L. KATZ, LARRY D. MEYERS, CLARK F. NORTON, JUDY F. PARENTE, JOHN B. PURINTON, JACQUELINE E. SCHAFER, DIANE L. STEWART, CHARLENE A. STURBITTS, E. STEVENS SWAIN, Jr., and SALLY W. WALKER CONTENTS OPENING STATEMENTS Page Randolph, Hon. Jennings, U.S. Senator from the State of West Virginia-- 185, 625 Muskie, Hon. Edmund S., U.S. Senator from the State of Maine-- ALPHABETICAL LIST OF WITNESSES MONDAY, MAY 13, 1974 (p. 1) Dowd, A. Joseph, vice president and general counsel, American Electric Power Service Corp., accompanied by Paul D. Martinka, senior vice president, Fuel Supply of the Service Corp_ Prepared statement Lalor, William G., Jr., senior vice president, Southern Services, Inc----- Steele, Thomas A., manager, environmental department, Dairyland Power Wagner, Aubrey J., Chairman, Board of Directors, Tennessee Valley 1 30, 65 37 20, 65 12, 65 58,65 3, 65 TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1974 (p. 185) Mallick, Earl W., vice president, environmental control, United States Steel Milliken, Frank R., president, Kennecott Copper Corp.; accompanied by WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1974 (p. 279) 187 239 186 Adams, William R., commissioner, Department of Environmental Protection, State of Maine____. 279 Beard, Carl G., II, director, West Virginia Air Pollution Control Commission 300 Dreyfus, Edward, M.D., master of health, executive director, Colorado Department of Health.. 296 Whitman, Ira L., director, Ohio Environmental Protection Agency 287 THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1974 (p. 319) Ayres, Richard E., attorney, Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc.; ac- Carnow, Bertram W., M.D., on behalf of the National Clean Air Coali- MONDAY, MAY 20, 1974 (p. 625) Coppoc, W. J., vice president, Texaco, Inc.; accompanied by Nelson Starke, Gammelgard, P. N., vice president, Industry Affairs, American Petroleum Page 320 519 403 599 525 626 Hardesty, C. Howard, Jr., executive vice president, Continental Oil Co.... 644 694 698 ADDITIONAL MATERIAL Adams, William R. Jr., commissioner, Department of Environmental Pro- tection, State of Maine, information relative to intermittent control A Look at the Clean Air Act of 1970__. Correspondence with Russell Train, Administrator of the Environmen- National Air Conservation Commission, statement of John J. Sheehan, Environmental Protection Agency: Memorandum entitled, "Review of Natural Resources Defense Council: Analysis of decisions which EPA has failed to implement_ Letter to Senator Muskie responding to an additional question_. 94 421 361 Petitioner's brief, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit_. 439 425 Ohio, State of, Environmental Protection Agency, letter to Senator Muskie 51 Tennessee Valley Authority, material supplied by: Discussions of monitoring and dispersion__ 83 area_ Stack gas sulphur dioxide removal programs, and state of the art_--- 106 117 |