Water legislation to highlight Thursday’s PEC
PHILADELPHIA Governor
Dick Thornburgh will be the
principal speaker at lunch' at the
Pennsylvania Environmental
Council’s 13th Annual' Meeting on
"Managing Pennsylvania’s Water
Resources”, Thursday, October 29,
at the Sheraton Penn' State Inn,
State College.
The Governor will speak on his
proposed water resources
management code.and about the
Referendum on the* $3OO million
bond issue for water related
projects,"which will been the ballot
at the November 3rd election.
Other key speakers at the
Conference, which runs from 10
a.m. to 3:30 p.m., will be the
Honorable R. Harry Bittle,
chairman of the House Con
servation Committee, who will
deliver comments as the chief
legislative spokesman for the
proposed hills, (H 81483 and 1484),
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and, PEC Director Franklin L.
Kury, Esquire, former Penn
sylvania State Senator and Con
' ference chairman, who wdTgive an
overview of the legislation.
The morning panel, chaired by
Donald Berman, Executive Vice
President, Green International,
Sewickley, and another PEC
'Director, will address the topic of
Pennsylvania’s Current
Emergency Management Law,
how it works and whether there is a
need for'-new legislation. Panel l
members, include Kenneth R.
Lamison, Response and Recovery
Officer for the- Pennsylvania
Emergency Management Agency;
George Wolff, President, Penn
sylvania Association of Con
servation District Directors,
Harrisburg; Robert L. Goodell,
Head, Operations Branch,
Delaware River Basin Com
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Philadelphia Suburban Water
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The afternoon panel, to be
moderated by Robert K. Campbell,
President, Pennsylvania Power
and Light Company, Allentown,
and PEC Director, will focus on
what effect the legislation will
have if it is adopted. Panel
members include Christopher M.
Allen, Director of Natural
Resources, Pennsylvania Far
mers’ Association, Camp Hill;
Ralph Basinski, Environmental
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Eleanor Winsor, executive
director of the Pennsylvania
Environmental Council, will open
the Conference, and a summation
will be delivered by R. Dean
Ganes, PEC president.
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non-profit groups. For further
information, contact PatSchoettle,
Conference Director, at PEC’s
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