2nd Release - U.S. EPA ADMINISTRATOR BROWNER TO JOIN CONGRESSMAN FRELINGHUYSEN AND MAYOR BOLCAR IN BOONTON, N.J. TO ANNOUNCE NEW FUNDING FOR PEPE FIELD SUPERFUND SITE

U.S. EPA ADMINISTRATOR BROWNER TO JOIN CONGRESSMAN
FRELINGHUYSEN AND MAYOR BOLCAR IN BOONTON, N.J. TO ANNOUNCE
NEW FUNDING FOR PEPE FIELD SUPERFUND SITE

MEDIA ADVISORY


U.S. EPA Administrator Carol M. Browner will join Congressman Rodney
P. Frelinghuysen and Boonton Mayor Edward J. Bolcar, Jr. at the Pepe
Field Superfund site on Friday, Feb. 20, 1998 at 11:00 a.m. Browner
will announce significant new funding for the Pepe Field site, and detail
the impact of Clinton Administration Superfund reforms in cleaning up the
site faster, fairer and more efficiently.

Through a series of administrative actions, the Clinton
Administration has fundamentally improved the nation's toxic waste
cleanup program, accelerating the cleanup of toxic waste dumps and
significantly reducing the cost. The President proposed $2.1 billion in
his FY99 balanced budget to speed toxic waste cleanups in hundreds of
communities across the nation. Browner will describe the need for
Congressional action to clean up even more toxic waste sites and build on
the progress of the last five years.

WHO: U.S. EPA Administrator Carol M. Browner
U.S. Representative Rodney P. Frelinghuysen
Boonton Mayor Edward J. Bolcar, Jr.

WHAT: Announcement of New Funding for Pepe Field Superfund Site
Cleanup
and Tour of Site

WHEN: Friday, Feb. 20, 1998
Tour: 11:00 a.m.
Remarks: 11:15 a.m.

WHERE: Pepe Field Superfund Site
Wootton Street
Boonton, N.J.

Directions from Newark: Take New Jersey turnpike north to 280 West
and then to 287 North. Follow 287 North to Wootton Street (Boonton,

Exit 45). Exit ramp on to Park Avenue; continue straight to stop
sign and take a left. Follow Wootton Street and Pepe Field will be
on the left.

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