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3 EPA Tackles Iron-Waste Dumping DETROIT FREE PRESS Saturday, May 24, '75 5-A hi i'-T crowLers BY SAUL FRIEDMAN Fm Prtu Wihlmton stiff WASHINGTON After a delay in getting an Environmental Protection Agency vZPA) task force has begun its efforts to end the dumping of iron-mining wastes into Lake Supe-' rior. But the chairman of the task force, Robert Zeller, ordered members to conduct their work in secrecy amid indications that it may be as many as five years before the Reserve Mining Co. of Silver Bay, is required to dispose of its wastes on land. ASKED WHY the task force will meet in closed session, with members cautioned against talking with the press, Zeller said: "I don't feel I have to justify this. Summaries of the meetings could be available on request, although I don't think we're obligated to do that." The task force- was created by EPA chief Russell Train six weeks ago partly to mollify criticism aimed at Train by attorneys, lawmakers and citizens who have been active in the case against Reserve.

Train was under attack because the Justice Department, at his request, dropped further legal attempts to end the dumping quickly. A lower federal court had ruled that Reserve's disposal of 67,000 tons of wastes daily into the lake was a potentially serious health hazard because the asbestos fibers in the wastes are a cancer-causing agent Nevertheless, the refused to close the plant and gave Reserve a "reasonable" time to convert to on-land disposal because 3,000 jobs were at stake and no directly related cancer deaths have turned up yet. The government was in the process of appealing to the Supreme Court when Train put the legal brakes on. Following protests, Train announced the creation of a task force to help negotiate a settlement which would convert Reserve's process to on-land dumping within the "reasonable" time suggested by the court. A member of the task force told the Knight Newspapers "that it will be at least three years before Reserve goes on land, and I would not be surprised if it is as much as five years." "it.

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could be, but he seemed to be taking his medication. Court Delays "How long can you keep Bus ing Appeal the end of the day next Wednesday to complete a contract making 150 buses available by September for use in a city school integration plan. The buses would cost about $2.4 million. State officials asked in their appeal to the 6th Circuit Court that the Detroit school system purchase the buses. 3 CfMa rui i i- InJ The U.S.

6th Circuit Court of Appeals took no action Friday on a request by the state of Michigan for a delay in the federal court order requiring the state to acquire 150 buses for a Detroit school integration plan. A representative of Attorney General Frank J. Kelley filed the application for a delay of the bus-purchase order early Friday afternoon with the court clerk in Cincinnati. Court officials said the legal papers have been sent to the three judges of the appeals court who have been involved with the Detroit school case since 4970. They are Chief Judge Harry Phillips, who lives in Nashville, and Judges George C.

Edwards and John W. Peck. Edwards, formerly of Detroit, now lives in Cincinnati. Peck is also from Cincinnati. It is not certain how long the lib somebody? Robey asked.

"After you keep him 15 years and you've had no trouble, what are you going to do?" He was first sent to Ionia in 1957 when he was ruled mentally incompetent to stand trial in the shooting of a 19 year-old Bloomfield Hills girl. In 1960 he was transferred to the Lafayette Clinic in Detroit and received weekend passes. He was returned to Ionia the next year, however, after he allegedly attacked two women with a machete. HE WAS finally found competent to stand trial on the sniping charges in 1966 and admitted shooting the girl. He was acquitted by reason of insanity, however, and was returned to Ionia on the basis of reports to the court by Dr.

Gordon and two other psychiatrists. Gordon said Taylor refused an examination in 1966 and indicated that his report was based on his 1959 examination. One of the other psychiatrists, while sharing Gordon's contention that Taylor should not be released, diagnosed Taylor much the same way Robey did in 1972. The psychiatrist, Dr. Clinton J.

Mumby, said Taylor was suffering from a character disorder. Even though such a disor- Hfff I Suspect I Not Tied to 1 3d Slaying Continued from Page 3A Qulsenberry said. "I would say that it is not even possible that Nard did' this kffl- He said his officers are working on a theory that the killer or killers of the Walters toby had read about the earlier slayings and "made it look like the same killer." chief added that reports linking Nard to the WaJters slaying were harmful in that they gave the townspeople "a false sense of security." Fear replaced that sense of security Friday. Parents were seen accompanying their children to school. Youngsters were no longer trolling the rural roads alone and the after-school fishing trek down to the creek had become a dangerous and foolhardy act in the minds of both parents and children.

Ortonville paper boy Jerry Clark, 12, was still making his rounds Friday but said he was scared for the first time in his life. Clinton Vincil and his wife, Annette, who live about a quarter-mile from where Willis Walters' body was found, said they are not letting their two children go anywhere atone. Glenn," 14, and Donna, 13, have always walked to school and to the ball games. Now they don't go anywhere without their parents. The pall of tragedy hanging over the town was heightened Friday as 600 students from Brandon High School, which Willie Walters filed past his open casket at the Sherman Funeral Home.

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