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State Water Quality Code Irks Gov't MADISON, Wis. (AP) State and federal agencies registered dissatisfaction Monday with the pressures and provisions involved in drafting a code of water quality for Wisconsin. While bureaucrats detailed some criticisms with a Natural Resources Department hearing, a college biologist suggested the department discard the current approach altogether and simply demand an uncompromising pollution prohibition by the end of 1984. Under federal 1972 rules, states must enact satisfactory rules for guaranteeing the quality of lakes and streams. If they do not adopt rules satisfactory to federal guidelines, the government can draft its own code for the state.

Department spokesmen complained that the government has kept making changes in the standards. They said Gov. Patrick J. Lucey had been told in January to have the department use a 1968 handbook. Longer Lakes Season Called Ecology Threat SAULT STE.

MARIE, Mich. (AP) Rep. Philip Ruppe, says a General Accounting Office report supports his charge that serious environmental questions have been overlooked in efforts to extend the Great Lakes winter navigation season. Ruppe said Monday he the report over a Free Set For f.Av by Loci MSt Guard A free courtesy motorboat inspection will be made by the members of the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 512 of Waukesha. Motorboat owners will be able to bring their boats to the Waukesha Lime and Stone Company parking lot from noon to 4 p.m.

Saturday to be inspected for proper safety equipment. Flotilla Commander Dave Legg said if deficiencies were found, they would not be reported to any agency, only pointed out to the owner. A decal will be presented to boats passing the inspection. year ago because of his concern that the environment could be damaged by the extension efforts. He said the Environmental Quality Council now has asked the U.S.

Army Corps of Engineers to file an environmental impact statement on the project. Ruppe said he is that the Environmental Quality Council recognizes the need for an environmental statement before next last before the end of the three- year winter navigational But a Chicago spokesman for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Chris Potos, said Monday a new handbook is available. Department spokesmen said there had been a similar switch in 1967. Jerome McKerste, department water quality chief, said the conflicts have forced the department to leave some provisions vague to sooth the discrepancies.

Potos, whose agency must approve the state standards, cited some provisions which he said the government cannot accept, such as using chemcials to control water needs. The rules, he said, also must prohibit construction of facilities that might increase water temperatures in the Milwaukee and Port Washington harbors, or at the mouth of the Fox River. The newer handbook, the hearing was told, is more restrictive about the amounts of metallic emissions. William Eich, chairman of the Public Service Commission, said the proposed rules may require expensive water-cooling devices at six or more electricity generating plants to guard against thermal pollution. It could raise utility costs charged to consumers, BflI Rothe Invites You TUfllBLE BROOK BAR AND RESTAURANT WEONESOAY NIGHT SPECIAL Roast Chicken Dinner Served with dressing, giblet gravy, whipped potatoes, and delicious homemade bread.

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Other witnesses said paper mills are going to be required to develop expensive answers to the quality guidelines if they intend to continue to pump waste emissions into public streams. George Becker, a biolgist at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, suggested the department simply adopt a no-discharge rule. Since the 1972 federal act requires essentially no waste discharge by 1985, why spend tax revenue on conventional sewage treatment plants which discharge into rivers, he asked. Becker called for investment in sophisticated treatment systems geared to recycling and water-reuse theories. The hearing was to continue today in Milwaukee.

Pewaukee Sued On Rejection of Tavern License A Milwaukee woman whose application for a tavern license was turned down this month by the Pewaukee Town Board has started a Circuit Court suit. A writ was issued Monday by Circuit Judge Clair H. Voss ordering the board to submit its record of proceedings to him for review. Mrs. Joanne Marguerite Zakhar, 2049 S.

6th said the rejection of her license bid was contrary to law and contrary to the weight of evidence presented at a public hearing conducted by the board Apr. 2. Mrs. Zakhar asked for a license to run the Country Tap, W261-N3027 Prospect Pewaukee. It was run by other licensees from July 1, 1962, to Feb.

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But he changed his stand following the leftist assassination Monday of retired Adm. Hermes Quijada. 52. Lanusse held the elections March 11 to re-establish civilian rule after seven years of military government, and Campora is scheduled to be inaugurated May 25. But the chiefs of the armed forces have become increasingly nervous because of the upsurge of terrorism that followed the overwhelming Peronist victory in the elections.

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