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Arizona Daily Sun from Flagstaff, Arizona • 15

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Arizona Daily Suni
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Flagstaff, Arizona
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15
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vT The SUN, Fiagsta'f, Arizona, Thursday, May 18, 197815 Polluted Water Chief Concern For Water Quality Project Director know that it (Northern Arizonas water) is going to be a lure," Moss said. tial for serious pollution problems in Northern Arizona. Moss said. His goal is to catch and correct those problems while Northern Arizona is still predominately rural. proved excavation and grading ordinances.

Moss is hoping the four-county region will accept the need for a water quality plan of action. "I'nless we take pains now we could have some serious problems," Moss said. So whether the answer calls for new wastewater treatment facilities (several of which are on the way regionally, including Flagstaff) or im "In state the fastest growing the nation vou i County Judge Makes Ruling On ISudity FORT WAYNE, Ind. effect outside Allen County Supreme Court can void a because only the Indiana law statewide. AP) A county judge has Singing Group To Reappear ruled that the state cannot bar nudity outside the home because it was so vague that it could be construed to ban taking showers at a YMCA.

The ruling struck down a section of the new state penal code, but it has no The trio, perhaps the most popular folk music group of the 1960s, announced at a news conference Wednesday that it will reunite for a 17-city tour. NEW YORK (AP)-The rich harmonies and messagd-filled lyrics of Peter, Paul and Mary will be heard in concert this summer for the first time since 1971. i 4 NEW! RAIN JET IVi" HI-POP SPRINKLERS IDEAL SPRINKLERS FOR TALL, THICK GRASS Social Science Scholars are harder to handle than sticking a plug in a pipe spilling industrial waste. Moss said. The local 208 project head said the U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency, which is funding the Northern Arizona effort, has not always displayed keen awareness of economic realities in its problem-solving approach. Moss said his team, which includes two other professional planners, is hoping to illustrate how efforts to combat water pollution today can actually save money in the long run. The final 208 plan must contain realistic and achievable solutions to water quality problems, Moss said. It must identify and achieve agreements with agencies who will be responsible for implementing the plan. Among the entities Moss has dealt with in the 208 program are a wide variety of state, federal and local bodies, many of whom already have some form of water quality standards.

The problems of water pollution are, in and of themselves, sometimes complex and hard to get at. The solutions to those problems are often no less technical and difficult to comprehend. Toss into the morass the frequently incredible stumbling blocks of bureaucracy, selfishness and shortsightedness and you may develop a conception of what the 208 effort is faced with. Bolstered by an apparent belief in what he is doing, Moss seems relatively undaunted by the obstacles to securing clean water. Weve got a high poten RAIN JET HI-POP Sprinklers pop up through tall, thick grass and water the entire lawn evenly.

Fifteen models including true Square Pat- terns, Strips, Circles. All save you precious water. Patented action generates rainlike droplets that penetrate deeper with less blowaway and evaporation. KAJMJCT- Ruth Gordon of Flagstaff. The four students will be seniors at NAU next year.

Representing the social science department are (far left) associate professor of political science John M. Ostheimer and (far right) assistant professor of history L. George Moses. (NAU Photo) RECENT RECIPIENTS of $200 Hoyal-Raymond Scholarships at Northern Arizona University are political science students (standing, center, left to right) Paul Badalucco of Dearborn, and John Zupic of Flagstaff, and winners of $100 Tinsley Scholarships are history students (seated, left to right) Astrid Hanson of Winslow and Water droplets penetrate to Grass roots Housing retracts when water is tnrnprt off Rain Jet sprays Nozzle pops up rain-like droplets. 2Vj-mches above No misting.

turf line. BY PAUL TURNER Sun Staff Reporter Some guys just go around looking for trouble. Dean Moss is such an individual. As Project Director for the Northern Arizona 208 Water Quality Program Moss makes it his business to point a finger at water pollution in Coconino. Yavapai, Navajo and Apache Counties.

The 208 program, which is being administered through the Northern Arizona Council of Governments, is also charged with recommending possible remedies for present and potential abuses of the regions water supply. Moss said a report stemming from nearly two years of research and planning will be ready this summer. What the residents and governmental entities in Northern Arizona will do with those findings and recommendations is unknown. In Coconino County alone 208 staff members have identified pollution problems in the Grand Canyon and Oak Creek areas. The mere presence of people and the animals which accompany them is partially responsible for pollution of water in these areas.

Moss said. Malfunctioning septic tanks in the Oak Creek-Sedona area are another source of water abuse. An example of the 208 programs problem-solving effort is the development of an outline for formation of a sanitary district in the Oak Creek-Sedona area. However, Moss is quick to point out that the 208 planning team can only help those who seek to help themselves. For the project has virtually no direct enforcement capacity- Moss said water pollution falls into two distinct categories.

Discharges which come from an identifiable place, such as a pipe or a ditch, comprise one variety. The more difficult breed of water pollution to cope with is that which features diffuse and difficult to pinpoint scources. Moss said the latter form of pollution is the greatest problem in Northern Arizona presently. Its very easy to regulate pollution when you can easily identify where the pollution is coming into the stream, said Moss. The problems such factors as erosion and irriga Last Link of 1-17 To Open in August -V' vX- vt? K'-X'-XXX For Information Free Estimates, Call: AKER PLUMBING NORTHERN PLUMBING 2913 N.

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