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WHO'S ACE?: 29th annual Shasta Lumbermen's invitational golf tournamenl. (1) Ted Pollard, Steve Rvan. (2) Bob Reaoan.'Greo Keller, Jeff Nornian, Steive Hagen,' (i) garl Moore, Sid Johnson. (4) Tenv Humohrev. Ted Mathews, Bill Ban, Rbh Tipfon. ('S)CIiuOe Scotl, Rick Houk, Mitch Sievens.. i6) John Morrison, Pat Hunter, Dale Fleshmiri, Jack Jenkins. (7) Gres and Mick Winakur, (81Greo Moss,Tody-Decbilo. (9) Jack O'Bairnonl Georye Sharp, Hary Bleile, Harry Lausmann. (10) Steve Drangsholt, John Quist, Georqe Kavooras, Rick Kavooras. (11) Bill Anders, John Wall, Bob Weiglein. (i2) Stu, John & Ma* Westlake. (13) Ron Derriik, Don Porter. (14) Sam Paul, Chet Gonczbruk, Chris Schaller, Bob Burger. (15) Dale Rodekuhr, John Ferguson, Joe Bainbino, Robert West. (16) Jim Murray, Chase lsraelson, Bob 9.lpp!.erd. (!7) Angelo Qelato, John Maple.

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Strippers Pulled In California

Thompson & Fonnby is removing Formby's and Red Devil brand paint strippers from the California market and paying $190,m0 to settle a lawsuir brought against it by the Environmental Defense Fund.

The brands, which contain cancercausing methylene chloride, were removed earlier this year in response to the state's anti-toxic law, hop. 65, a spokesman said. National sales are well under $5 million and there has been no similar action against the brands in other states, he added.

The Environmental Defense Fund said Thompson & Formby is the twentieth manufacturer of methylene chloride products to negotiate a settlement.

That's The Way The Money Goes

EPA regulations are expensive as well as vexing. With 18,000 employees and a $4.5 billion budget, they account for a third of the entire federal regulatory budget, the National Wood Window and Door Association notes.

Compliance with EPA regulations costs $115 billion a year or $1.4 trillion for the past 20 years. The average American pays $450 more in taxes and higher prices or $1,800 per family of four each year.

Estimates for completing the Superfund range from $125 billion to $1.25 trillion.