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... areas under the Clean Air Act ( 1956 ) . At the end of 1961 , 734 smoke control orders had been confirmed and a further 128 were awaiting confirmation ; 529 smoke control areas and 61 smokeless zones were in operation covering 91,655 ...
... areas under the Clean Air Act ( 1956 ) . At the end of 1961 , 734 smoke control orders had been confirmed and a further 128 were awaiting confirmation ; 529 smoke control areas and 61 smokeless zones were in operation covering 91,655 ...
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... areas and introduced an additional grade . The former grade of “ intermediate ” , which included all areas not either restricted or designated , was divided into intermediate ” . This further subdivision differentiates between areas ...
... areas and introduced an additional grade . The former grade of “ intermediate ” , which included all areas not either restricted or designated , was divided into intermediate ” . This further subdivision differentiates between areas ...
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... areas might well be bypassed in favour of major units , while similar hospitals in remote areas would have a definite place in the accident arrangements . Hospitals which were properly staffed and equipped for the purpose should receive ...
... areas might well be bypassed in favour of major units , while similar hospitals in remote areas would have a definite place in the accident arrangements . Hospitals which were properly staffed and equipped for the purpose should receive ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 19 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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