Senator Huddleston attacks Reagan on synthetic fuels funding
U S Senator Walter Huddleston told the American Mining Congress in St Louis that federal support for coal fed synthetic fuel plants should continue. He argued energy independence requires a robust Department of Energy research program and warned of negative signals if Carter era programs are scrapped. He joined Senator Heinz in pressing coal issues and backed incentives for utility boiler conversions to coal. He criticized abandoned mine land reclamation cuts and pledged to secure available funding for states through appropriations.
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Evan M. Davis
Reagan
U.S
Walter “Dee
Huddleston
D-Kentucky
American Mining Congress
St. Louis
Huddeston
Department of Energy
Perry
Kentucky
Sen
John Heinz
Pennsylvania
Congress
Heinz
Washington
Illinois
Senate Appropriations Committee
Reagan black lung report draws support at St. Louis coal meet
Coal industry attendees backed a report used by President Reagan to press tighter black lung standards. researcher Joseph P. Costantino of Bituminous Coal Research framed 1977 amendments as expanding disease definitions and cited GAO data on evidence adequacy. A separate talk by Anthony J. Thompson defended delays on self contained self rescuer units amid industry litigation strategy. Michael G. Zabetakis linked lower productivity to higher disabling injuries per ton.
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Evan M. Davis
Southern Illinois
Reagan
St. Louis
Joseph P. Costantino
American Mining Congress
Costantino
Government Accounting Office
Washington, D.C
United Mine Workers
Anthony J. Thompson
Department of Labor
UMW
Thompson
Michael G. Zabetakis
Bituminous Coal Research
Zabetakis
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