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FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1974 July 11 DOC NMA084 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION NYT - High Court Denies Plea on Pollution HIGH COURT DENIES PLEA ON POLLUTION Special to The New York Times New York Times Currentfile Jul 11 1974 ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times 1851 - 2002 pg9 Repub.cipreme DENIESStel the Armco and Repub.cipreme Repub.ciprem Court granted invalidated Repub.cipreme invaldte stay some Steel Companies After a 139 ruling that invalidated HIGH COURT day trial the longest environ provisions of the 1971 Federal mental case brought by the Jus- Election Campaign Act regulat- tice Department District Court ing political advertising The PLEA ON POLLUTION Judge Miles W. Lord had or Justice Department had sought dered the plant closed the stay pending resolution of Dumping Into Lake Superior ApTpheealsUnfiotredtheStEatiegshthCoCuirrtcuiotf itsAatppiesasluetoisthaenSuadpvreermteisCeomuerntt Permitted to Continue gave the company a day re submitted to The New York prieve on June 4 during which Times by the American Civil the Federal District Court is to Liberties Union naming 102 Special to The New York Timm work out a plan to halt the Representatives who had voted statements from WASHINGTON July 10 The Supreme Court has refused to strike down a stay that will permit the Reserve Mining Company to continue polluting Lake Superior until at least August with ground rock containing potentially hazar- dous asbestos fibers With Associate Justice Wil pollution One official of the Environ mental Protection Agency has estimated that construction of permanent facilities to remove per cent of the fibers would . take three years 7 Reserve dumps 67,000 tons of ground taconite rock into the southwestern end of Lake Su- against a bill that would have barred forced busing to achieve racial balance The newspaper refused to accept the ad with out | all th" Congressmen that its costs would not put them their campaign spending limits A judge panel ruled that the statute imposed an spending limit certificates certificates made liam O. Douglas dissenting the perior every day and three unconstitutional prior restraint Court refused a request by states as well as the Justice on newspapers requiring Minnesota officials to put into Department charged fibers spending enough effect immediately a Federal left in the rock drinkingfailing define clearly enoughenough were District Court order that would water drawn from the lake dan- what ads on behalf on halt the dumping the ground gerous sh Loos a candidate .. candidate Supreme that it was injurious to health The decision was reached by As result the Supreme The case involves an iron ore the justices Tuesday afternoon Court action the Government processing plant in Silver Bay but newspapers were not in will continue to enforce all as- Minn operated by the com formed until today pects of the campaign un- pany which is owned jointly In another decision the Su til the justices decide the case nonin Ps ae Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner Further reproduction prohibited without permission