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Strip Mining / Pennsylvania Laws #467302

NBC Evening News for Thursday, Oct 18, 1973
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(Studio) Tough laws with regard to strip mining already in Cong Strict law in Pennsylvania discussed.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(Jackson Township, Pennsylvania) Pennsylvania proves strip miners can return land to original state without going broke. Pennsylvania strip mining law outlined. [Miner Grant WRIGHT - didn't like law at beginning, but now law equal for everyone.] [Farmer Mike MOSTOWY - believes strip mining has benefits, but only if land reclaimed after stripping.] Enforcement seems to be key to law's success.
REPORTER: Jack Paxton

Reporter(s):
Chancellor, John;
Paxton, Jack
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00:02:20

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