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To: greenspirit who wrote (102057)	2/24/2005 6:37:03 PM
From: Neeka	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793797

Thanks for the clarification. I remember the situation on east coast beaches in the late '70s early to mid '80s required strict new laws. The first time I visited Sandy Hook NJ I had to throw away my tennis shoes they were so caked with sludge. I think it was a combination of oil and feces from the ships that passed on their way into NY harbor. They put a stop to that and obviously moved the boundaries further out to sea. I took an 11 day voyage from Sausalito to Honolulu on a old 100' coast guard ice cutter from Alaska my dad had bought in 68 and we regularly dumped our trash and sewage overboard. The Albatross that followed us for 8 days loved it. ;) M