N&O Index Card Listings
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Environmental Management, North Carolina Division of
- Chemical spill case (Ashland Chemical) - shows need for coordination, critics say - Fe 15 87 33A
- Strict sewage limits recommended to help clean up Falls, Jordan lakes - Fe 27 87 1
- Pollution study may boost drive for N.C. phosphate ban - Fe 28 87 1C
- 7 states back PHOSPHATE soap bans; Officials cite quick, economical cure for high phosphorus
- levels - Mr 2 87 1
- Odor controls at plant fornd to be inadequate (Sampson County) - Mr 12 87 2C
- Durham officials ask division to review sewer violation fines - Mr 28 87 20A
- New RDU terminal, deck to open without (air-quality) permit - My 27 87 4C
- Chatham coal mine plan gets go-ahead - My 28 87 2C
- Cary manager seeks derailment of proposal (to upgrade sewage plants in Neuse basin) - Jn 5 87 1D
- Cuts in polluters' fines criticized, defended; Officials differ over effect of EMC actions - Jy 19 87 1
- Stench called harmless; Official says (pulp) mill may have raised stink - Se 17 87 1C
- Chicken plant (House of Raeford) faces waste violation fines - Se 23 87 2C
- Plan to protect shellfish beds called off-target - No 27 87 WA-1
- Under the Dome: Choice of Everett hailed - De 3 87 11A
- Permit would force Texasgulf recycling - De 19 87 1
- Water study advises checks on pesticides - De 25 87 1C
Environmental Management, North Carolina Division of
- Panel mulls phosphate detergent ban - Fe 11 83 1D - Jacksonville sewer line extensions to be denied - Ap 7 83 13A
- State report says action is needed to correct Neuse River algae woes - My 13 83 8B
- Hearing set for tonight on watershed proposals (Falls and Jordan lakes) - Au 9 83 3C
- Editorial: Toward clean lakes... - Au 13 83 4A
- Permit is revised for coal terminal - Oc 18 83 2C
- Fish nursery inventory could spur tighter runoff rules - No 26 83 16C
Environmental Management, North Carolina Division of
- SOC (synthetic organic chemicals) issue clouds Jordan Lake - Fe 24 85 32A
- Environmental Management panel asks staff for coastal growth advice - Mr 15 85 15A
- Under the dome: State's top water quality official (Fleming) fired - Jn 15 85 1
- Town's sewage prompts state to force action (Princeville) - Jy 20 85 1C
- Mandatory checks for pollution control predicted for vehicles in Wake County - Oc 11 85 1
- Under the dome: Doctor loses bid to have meetings opened - No 7 85 1
Environmental Management, North Carolina Division of
- Southport, state feud over waste treatment plant - Ja 31 82 14-I
- State takes authority on pollution permits - Mr 28 82 35A
- State, in quest for firms, helps air checks - Jn 21 82 7B
- State probes who's responsible for monitoring lake draining - Jy 8 82 4C
Environmental Management, North Carolina Division of
- State agrees Falls Lake study is flawed - Ap 29 92, 3B
- Farmers bristling at rules proposed for animal farms - Jn 19 92, 16A
- State official (Everett) leaving post; Chemical group hires regulator - Jn 19 92, 1B
- Editorial: Slow that revolving door - Jn 21 92, 20A
- Acting director (Howard) named to environmental post - Jn 27 92, 5B
- State to seek exemption on fuel in some counties - Oc 2 92, 8B
- Oxygenated fuel draws complaints about odor - Oc 29 92, 5B
Environmental Management, North Carolina Division of
- Water use at peat plant defended - Ja 12 84 2C
- Former official (Peek) says agency aiding 'legalized pollution' - Mr 20 84 14C
- Deadline extended in pollution case - My 25 84 2C
- Nutrient-sensitive label for Neuse to be explored - Jn 15 84 1D
