The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 45

11 September'13, 1970 Trft Section Page S. Sunday Examiner Chronicle L. A. Basin Near Population Its Air Can Support US, Envoy Now In Cambodi PIINOM PENH (UPI) U.S. Ambassador Emory Coblentz Swank, first American envoy to Cambodia since 1965, arrived here yesterday.

The United States and Cambodia severed relationsi tion between Washington and Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the now-ou ited chief of state. Swank told newsmen he thing to indicate the coming of a replacement for dependence on the auto. He says that in the Los Angeles Basin air pollution standards already have passed the safe carrying capacity, and even if emissions of carbon monoxide and ox Until such technology is developed, he adds, particularly in the area of smog control, planning for uninterrupted growth in the Los Angeles Basin must be viewed even charitably, as mildly suicidal." ides of nitrogen drop as some say they will, the level of offending pollutants wil, rise again after 1980 unless population is limited. Water and power are other major problems evolving from unchecked growth, along with food and land. Swank, 48, a native of Maryland, takes over as the chief of a mission which has grown to more than 60 since diplomatic relations between Cambodia and the United States were resumed in July, 1969.

By Alan Cline Southern Californians are closing in on the maximum population density the air supply will allow, an environmental specialist warns. Although long-term planners consider 20 million In the iouth coastal area a realistic figure to be reached lor the year 2000, a total of 14 million is the maximum it should have, according to Mark von Wodtke, assistant professor of environmental design at Cal Poly, Pomona. brought no special instructions from Washington but would develop "contacts already established." I in 1966 after months of fric- with 11.8 mallion already living in the basin that ii Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego and the HWIM, swtewMw MtMAi MeUBMA.MM", w- jMAatMf vaAJLJ mull mm' sswjJ''wIk immmwmm-amimvn mil in i i im i i i '-frrau- I iJiililDJI "Investors and banks, speculating on this projection, put out glittering market analyses to spur development in Southern California. L.A. Planners "The Los Angeles Department of City Planning is glibly accepting this projection in its new 'Concept Los Angeles' study, despite its pur NEWI AST TO INSTALL! Remodel For Less! SAVE TO or CARPET REMNANTS 8' KIIUHLN SMSi Post Formed, Formica Laminate White, with gold glitter In Walnut or MnnU I Inut or Maple if 4Lf I95 SAVE! BUY THE ROLL! ELECTRICAL NEEDS Vz" Flexible Tubing 12" 4 A i.3 ureen nyiun wv -9ISOOI uaiu ncu njiun wi i uuiu njiun -war 4nnn n.u western parts of Riverside, and San Bernardino counties, the safe, sensible capacity rapidly approaches, he wrote in the fall issue of Cry California, quarterly journal of Calif gornia Eomorrow, the gtatewide conservation Oriented organization, The professor says the 20-million estimate has been the basis of long-term planning by a variety of agencies.

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