THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Friday, November 9, 1973

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WASHINGTON (R)-In a room
blazing with television lights, the
Nixon administration's top ener-
gy officials began working with
the Senate yesterday on the
emergency energy legislation
requested by the President.
The first witness, White House
energy adviser John Love, made
it clear that the President is ask-
ing for more authority than
Chairman Henry Jackson of the
Senate Interior Committee may
be willing to grant.
LOVE ASKED the committee
to amend the Emergency Petro-
leum Act authored by Jackson
(D-Wash.), to allow the Presi-
dent to deregulate natural gas at
the well head and grant more far-
reaching waivers from the emis-
sion requirements of air quality

standards.
Jackson, who Wednesday night
predicted the committee would
approve a bill by today, re-
plied, "I don't believe in this
emergency legislation. We can
start dealing with the whole prob-
lem of gas, including deregula-
tion."
Russell Train, head of the En-
vironmental Protection Agency,
seconded Love's request for au-
thority to waive so-called pri-
mary air standards designed to
protect public health and safety.
The waiver would be air stand-
ards designed to protect public
health and safety, needed to per-
mit the burning of dirtier fuels,
Train indicated.
JACKSON'S bill specifically
prohibits granting any variances

SGrow We Must
By
HARVEY WOOD, C.S.B.
-A CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE--
sponsored by
Christian Science Organization
at U of M
8:00 p.m.-Monday, November 12
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in emission requirements that
wold viol-te the primary stan-
derds.
Jackson's bill is designed to
save three million barrels of oil
a day, which he says is more
than enoIgh to offset the cutoff
of Arab oil. The bill includes
many of the energy-saving mea-
sures requested by the President
in Wednesday night's televised
address.
The White House said yester-
day Nixon is asking governors,
mayors and county officials to
c o n s i d e r shortening school
hours during the winter and ex-
tend the term into the summer
months to help cope with the
energy crisis.
Ziegler was asked whether
Nixon would curtail his own tra-
vel because of the energy crunch.
He responded that the President
would continue to travel where
and when necessary but that his
aircraft "will proceed at an ap-
propriate reduced speed" to save
fuel.
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Volume LXXXIV, No. 56
Friday, November 9, 19t73
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