Congress Holds Back On Five Year Auto Pollution Pause
Congress shows reluctance to approve a five year delay in stricter auto emission standards after EPA chief Train announces a one year moratorium. He cites sulfuric acid concerns from catalytic converters while urging Congress to modify the law for a longer pause.
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Congress
Lawrence L. Knutson Ashington
Senate
Environmental Protection
Russell E. Train
Train
Ford
Senate Environment
Environmental Protection Agency
Ford Administration
EPA
Sen
Edmund Muskie
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New Program To Rehabilitate Inmates Eyed
A UCSB pilot program houses federal inmates adjacent to the campus with education goals. Fifteen residents, 23 to 40 years old, work toward degrees or vocations while continuing study after release. They live under curfew and campus-visitor rules to aid transition and reduce recidivism.
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University of California At
Marilyn Frantz
Fred Dickson Jr
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
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Karl Borgstrom
UCSB
Bureau of Prisons
Hawaii
University of California At Los Angeles
Frantz
Borgstrom
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