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ML 2 timate of the clean-air costs for'aciT it said. incinerators, power plants and) EPA said the aggregate price factories from $6.5 billion to, impact of private investment in $17.2 billion, mainly because ot jair pollution control is about a wider geographical coverage in one per cent increase but in-the new report. klicated heavier impact in a few The estimate of antipollution' major industrial sectors, costs on cars and trucks basj Over half of the increase jumped even more would be due to a 10 per cent from $4 billion to $24.7 billion, rise the price of new automo-because of this higher ex-' biles, it said, pected cost of emission controls Other key price increases to meet the more stringent are 4 per cent 'for standards required by the 1970 electric power, and 2.5 per cent 34 Bangor Daily News, March 4-5, 1972 WASHINGTON (AP) The! Environmental Protection! Agency estimated Friday thatj industry must invest some $42; billion over the next five years in air pollution controls. This is; four times the EPA estimate of only a year ago. -EPA said the investments in air pollution alone would force substantial price increases on.

new cars, electric power, iron and steel, cemeiit, and sulfuric acid. Consumer prices In general vould be increased about one per cent by the air pollution measures, wiih middle income groups feeling the greatest impact, it said. The agency is preparing a separate report on the economic impact of controls on water pollution, solid waste, noise and aesthetic blight. By 1977, EPA said, industry would be spending some $12 billion a year on air pollution alone, hut the reductions in pollution would yield benefits worth more than $14 billion a year to society. The estimates appeared in a report to Congress on The, Eeconomics of Clean Air, re-j quired annually by, the Clean Air Amendments of 1970.

EPA pointed out the wide discrepancy between this year's estimates and those in lasti year's-annual report. It has raised its five-year es-j for iron and steel, cement and sulfuric, acid, it said The remaining projected in dustrial price increases are 1.5 per cent or less New construction is the. in vestment activity most heavily affected by the projected price increases. New public' utility construction is affected most because of increased prices for iron and steel, iron castings and passenger Clean-Air Costs Revised Upward Another Drug May Cause Birth Defects WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said Thursday an antidepressaht described as possibly causing babies to 'be born 'without arms is sold by 'prescription in the United States under the name of tofr'anil. The' possible damaging effects of the drug were reported in Sydney, Australia, by Dr.

William McBride, who discovered the devastating effects of thalidomide in 1970. lie scribed the antidepressant as potentially more severe than thalidomide. John T. Walden, spokesman for the FDA, said the drug is manufactured and sold in the United States by Geigy Pharmaceuticals Division of the Corp. Its trade name is tofranil, he said, and industry sales reports indicate that 3.6 million prescriptions were sold last year at an estimated retail value of $12.4 million.

W'alden said the FDA has asked Australian health authorities to provide more information on McBride's claims, and a' spokesman for the manufacturer said McBrides report must be taken with the greatest seriousness and concern. McBride said the drug is produced by seven companies-and marketed under 30 brand; names throughout the world. In Australia, it is marketed under the name of imipramine. McBride said imipramine also is marketed under the names of censtin, melipramine, imiprin, iramil and prodepress. We have found three cases In Sydney of children born ithout arms in which it can be proved definitely that the mothers had taken imipramine in early pregnancy, the gynecologist said.

Like thalidomide, which also causes birth defects, the drug affects the patient's nervous system, he said. They destroy the nerve cells that supply limbs, McBride said. Once you destroy these, the limbs will not develop. The drug is prescribed for women suffering from fits of crying, fatigue, sleeplessness and headaches. The spokesman for the American manufacturer of the drug said its package contains a detailed warning about the risk of its use In pregnant patients, nursing mothers or women of child-bearing Federation Rules On Chess Match ASHLAND Art's Appl.

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