Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1948 — Page 4
RE Se re
po Pollution Board May Be Dissolved
Opinion Holds Group Was Created Illegally
By LOUIS ARMSTRONG Indianapolis’ Air Pollution Board appeared to be on its way "out as City officials prepared to create a new smoke advisory group as a subdivision of the Board of Public Safety. Mayor Al Feeney would issue no comment on the move but it was disclosed yesterday the City jegal department has ruled the "present Air Pollution Board was created illegally.
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3 ATTORNEYS—H. Gene Em- | ety (right), formerly of Indianapolis, and Robert D. Risch, Washington, Ind., both 1948] Jersey: Ruth -Deloris Butier, 20, 2442 cum laude graduates of Haivard University, have joined the Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller Law Firm. Mr. Risch is now general agent Jor Mutual Benefit Life Insur- | ance Co; in Nashville, Tenn.
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The legal department, without To Talk Atomic Enerdy ra Gene Cochran, 20 R. 10." Box
detailed explanation, issued the opinion that the City Council did not have the power in 1945 to create a new division of the city executive department — namely the Air Pollution Board. Suggest 5-Man Board Several groups have suspected this for some time. Among them is the League of Women Voters which has suggested the board be reduced to five members and placed under the Safety Board. City officials would not express
their plans for the air pollution|i® ice
department but indicated the office's rightful place is under the control of the Safety Board. Mayor Feeney did say, however, the change of control would not affect the office of combustion
engineer, other employees in the|
office or the department's budget. A new anti-smoke ordinance is being prepared by the city now. The change of authority is ex- : n the
Air Pollution Board in 1945, the office of combustion engineer was a division of the building commissioner’s office which in turn is a division of the Safety Board. Controversy bétween the Mayor and the bodrd was brought into
the open last week when Mayor ’
Feeney called board members into his office and “scolded” them for delay in presenting a new smoke ordinance to City Council. At that meeting the board had little to say in reply to the Mayor's remarks.
3 reborn Prior to the reales of the
Pearce Replies — Yesterday E. 8. Pearce, board president, made public a letter to the Junior Chamber of Commerce in which he answered charges of delay which that organization also had made against the board. Mr. Pearce said that last March the board had sent a copy of the new ordinance to the Mayor who in turn gave it to a. committee of the Council. He said the proposed ordinanfe was returned to the board in July without the committee's having done anything with it. He added that at that
time the Mayor asked the-board. }
to give. the ordinance further study.
‘Mayor Feeney said, “Mr. Pearce |.
should be able to remémber that the proposal was called back by the poard when it was suddenly
had not approved the measure.”
vered. some..0f the. members
Nuclear fission and atomic energy will be among the topics discugsed at the 16th annual Junior Ralph G. Hendrickson, Ey 1 Academy of Science at Indlana ' University this week-end.
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