Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, October 04, 1980, Image 15

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    EPA, state sign $172 million agreement
HARRISBURG - Gov.
Dick Thornburgh and
Evironmeatal Protection
Agency Regional Ad
ministrator Jack J.
SchrammJVlonday signed an
agreement outlining a joint
environmental strategy for
the state of Pennsylvania.
As- a result of the
agreement,’ an ■ estimated
$172 million in federal funds
will be flowing into the state
for environmental programs
dunng the next twelve
months.
The bulk of the funds,
about $l6O million, would be
earmarked for' grants to
municipalities to fund the
construction of publicly
owned sewage treatment
plants.
“These funds will be
enormously helpful,”
Thornburgh said, “as we
seek to reconcile our erv-
BIG FARM POWER AND EQUIPMENT
fe-»
& STEIGER* uses auison "automatic" transmission
HT 740, HT 754 Automatics...
Iransmissions That Get The Job Done
The Allison HT 740 and HT 754 offered in Steiger Panther PTA Series tractors
from 295-350 Horsepower, offer these unique features for performance and
profitability.
• Provides eight or ten ideal field and transport speeds when combined with
Steiger’s two-speed power divider.
• Converter and automatic lock-up positions in each of the forward ranges. Con
verter permits tractor to start off with implement in the ground. Lock-up pro
vides maximum efficiency in engine operating range.
• Fully automatic upshifting and downshifting in all forward ranges under full
throttle and full load, as drawbar requirements dictate.
• Driveline repairs are significantly reduced.
• No downtime due to mechanical clutch replacement and repair.
• Ease of operation reduces fatigue and improves driver efficiency and comfort.
• Smooth transmission of power extends driveline life by reducing harmful
shock loading.
vironmental
agricultural concerns with
our need for continued
economic growth in Penn
sylvania.”
Schramm said that “the
agreement, along with the
adoption of the state’s tough
new program to combat
illegal dumping of hazardous
wastes, indicates that
Pennsylvania is committed
to protecting its en
vironmental resources'from
abuse.”
In addition to sewage
treatment plant construction
money, the agreement
provides approximately' $l2
million to operate this and
other state environmental
programs.
Thornburgh said that
Pennsylvania’s number one
1 environmental priority is the
hazardous waste program.
Schramm noted that GPA
AND STILL GETS THE ENGINE HP
TG THE DRAWBAR..,
ALLISON TRANSMISSIONS INSTALLED IN STEIGER TRACTORS
HAVE A 36 MONTH OR 2,500 HOUR FULL PARTS AND
SERVICE WARRANTY LONGEST IN THE INDUSTRY.
STEIGER MAKES 4WD PRACTICAL
and
plans to allocate $2 million to
help the Commonwealth put
this
COLLEGEVILLE - The
Montgomery County
Pomona Grange No. 8 plans
a legislative dinner for
Fnday, October 10.
Grange master Robert
Zimmerman announces the
occasion to greet local
legislators, recognize
various legislative actions in
which the Grange is in
terested, hnd also to mark
the 105th anniversary of this
Pomona Grange. The public
is invited.
STEIGER HAS NO CLUTCH
Some funds to
recently enacted
arms Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 4,
O to
program into operation.
Gov. Thornburgh
Schramm said
Montgomery Grange
to meet with legislators
The dinner will be at 6:45
p.m., Wismer Hall, Ursinus
College, Collegeville. Dinner
is available by advance
reservation only; tickets can
be obtained from Pomona
Grange officers and
legislative comm, members.
Richard L. James,
executive director of the
Schuylkill Valley Nature
Center, Roxborough, will
address the group. His
illustrated talk is entitled
‘■‘The Ultimate Consumer”.
FUEL ECONOMY IS MAXIMIZED
WITH AN ALLISON TRANSMISSION
BECAUSE THE POWER OUTPUT IS
AUTOMATICALLY MATCHED TO THE
LOAD AND TRAVEL SPEED DEMANDS.
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agreement should virtually
eliminate duplication of
state and federal efforts in
the grant approval process -
and
the
Music will be provided by
Merle Reitz and Miss
Meribah Sweet.
The Pennsylvania State
Grange will be represented
by master Charles F.
Wismer, Jr. He will in
troduced several local
legislators, who will give
CHECK THESE FIELD SPEED RANGES*
FOR HT754 EQUIPPED PANTHER PTA.
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FOA TNKMLANCaD MT
FULL THROTTLE OPERATION
US& LO AUX/CONVERTER
SSS LOAUX/LOCKUP
■H HI AUX/CONVERTHR
H| HI AUX/LOCKUP
$
6 • 10
GROUND SPEED (MPHJ
ft
- thereby fi
governments
paperwork and
brief remarks.
During tin
program a loc
and a service £
honored for
service fay tl
Grange, and a
chapter, Keystx
Trappe, respect
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