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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1982

Page

5

Increase in mine safety budget may not boost inspector ranks

Washington AP reports a $15 million rise in the Mine Safety and Health Administration budget may not add inspectors as hoped. UMW leader Samuel M Church Jr and Vice President George Bush pressed for more staff, but officials expect funds to cover a force reduction instead, yielding about 133 new inspectors. Ford B Ford of MSHA ties deaths in 1981 to renewed safety efforts and calls for full cooperation to cut fatalities.

Washington Federal Mine Safety Agency United Mine Workers Samuel M. Church Jr George Bush Labor Raymond Donovan Labor Department Mine Safety and Health Administration Dan Davis UMW Ford B. Ford

Permanent waste site proposed

A House Interior Committee approved a bill to designate at least one permanent nuclear waste storage site by March 30, 1987. It bans sites in densely populated areas, requires both houses to approve a state over ride, and lets the industry pay much of construction costs with use not starting until 1998.

Washington House Interior Committee House Senate Morris K. Udall D-Ariz House Budget Committee Reagan James Jones Oklahoma Senate Finance Committee Bob Dole Kansas Education Department Senate Budget Committee Congress

EPA Reinstates Ban on Liquid Waste Dumping

The EPA restores a landfill dumping ban after criticism, reinstating a modified rule that forbids dumping any visible free standing liquids in barrels. Chemical firms and landfills argued total prohibition was hard to enforce and unnecessary for health protection.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency EPA

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