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Re: Smog II in Cal, again. Sigh. (Good news!)

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Subject: Re: Smog II in Cal, again. Sigh. (Good news!)
From: Stuart Bollen <stuartb@voicenet.com>
Date: Thu, 19 Dec 1996 18:32:48 -0500 (EST)
At 12:49 PM 12/19/96 -0800, you wrote:
>hey
>
>How do we let Quentin know we strongly support him?
>
>we need all the assistance we can get.
>
>Gary Oehrle
>
Maybe someone who lives in CA could see if he has an E-Mail address.If
everyone on this and theMG board mailed him it should get his attention.




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>> Date: Thu, 19 Dec 1996 10:52:54 -0800
>> From: kboetzer@auspex.com (Ken Boetzer)
>> To: triumphs@autox.team.net, ingate@shiseis.com
>> Subject: Re: Smog II in Cal, again.  Sigh.  (Good news!)
>> Content-Md5: ZgcWSC7rohpZSLZE1YOCEw==
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>> 
>> > All,
>> >    Seems Quentin Kopp (a Sacramento weenie) is behind a measure
>> > to return California smog laws to the way they were originally written,
>> > with a rolling 25-year window.  The first law took effect in 1981, which is
>> > why cars 1966 and newer are tested.  The next year it was supposed to be
>> > 1967, then 1968, and so on, but bureaucrats being what they are, the 1966
>> > date stuck.  He's going to try to change it in '97, effective in '98,
meaning
>> > that only cars '73 and newer would be tested, and then within two
years, we'd
>> > (TR6 and older) never have to worry again.
>> > 
>> >    Anyone heard this?
>> > 
>> >    Shane Ingate in San Diego
>> > 
>> Good morning,
>> 
>> Yes I have heard this. Quentin is a San Francisco plitico (weenie) who I find
>> myself agreeing with on an alrmingly large number of issues. I also agree
this
>> will address smog in a more rational fashion even though there are a
substantial
>> number of cars of the old variety. It seems the number driven regularly
is low
>> and as such not a significant contributor to the smog problem. Let's hope he
>> is successful.
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> 
>> Ken Boetzer
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