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Tentative accord
ends Scientists recommend ban on
MIT fluorocarbons in two years
brief
strike at E
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By AP and Reuter
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A tentative contract agree- resents 420 of EMU's 600 pro-.
ment was reached early yester- fessors.
KEY ISSUES in the negotia-F
tions included lay-off and recall'
procedures and whether union
membership should be manda-
tory f6r faculty members.
day morning between faculty .
and administration at Eastern,
Michigan University (EMU)
ending a brief strike.
The agreement came at 7:45
a.m. following an all night bar-
gaining session between negotia-
tors from EMU and the Amer-
ican Association of University
Professors (AAUP), which rep-
lb cl
EMU CLASSES were not in-
terrupted by the strike which
d ipi hnr n fta nik lina
enae nrna pic ines A meeting was scheduled for
had been set up. last evening to discuss some de-
AAUP members had voted tails of the contract. The strike,
August 31 to strike yesterday if however, cannot be officially
a settlement had not been ended for several days accord-
reached. They have been teach- ing to union rules, said Pearson.
ing without a contract since Au-! "We will just pat each other
gust 30. on the back for standing out in
AAUP negotiator Donald the sun this morning and talk
Pearson refused to comment on in general terms about the con-
the details of the new contract tract," said Pearson.
but 'said, "The negotiators feel
a tatit s atifa~tne to hc ?Ratification of the new con-
WASHINGTON - The Na-
tional Academy of Sciences
said yesterday that fluorocar-
bons in aerosol sprays are dam-
aging the earth's ozone shield
and may have to be regulated
or banned within two years to
guard against higher skin can-
"cer rates and potentially seri-
ous climate changes.
The Academy, supporting an
earlier task force report, said
"In our present state of knowl-
edge, it would be imprudent to
accept increasing CFN (chloro-
fluoromethanes) use and re-
lease, either in the United
States or worldwide."
LE TYFnlfn*1 10M V0-P+f «
feet on the climate and, thus, the Aerosol Education Bureau,
agriculture and animal life. which represents the'aerosol
Academy President Philip spray can industry, both ap-
Handler told the White House in plauded the panel's recommen-
a letter accompanying the re- dation to delay regulatory deci-
ports that the rate of ozone re- sions until more studies on the
duction is relatively small at ozone problem have been ton-
present and that "a one or two- ducted.
year delay in actual imple- "WE THINK'they made the
mentation of a ban or regula- correct decision in saying that
tion would not be unreason- there is no significant risk to
able." taking 18 to 20 months for more
One of the two academy pan- research," a Du Pont spokes-
els recommended, however, that' person said. "There is ongoing
the government immediately; research ,by industry and gay-
overhaul its legal regulatory ernment to make a fuller as-
machinery to be prepared for: sessment of any possible need
action and that aerosol spray for regulation within two years."
cans containing fluorocarbons The research is costing up to
be labeled so that consumers $20 million a year.
UIN stylists
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tr FLUOROCARBONS, often re- could avoid them if they wish-
tract is expected next week. ferred to as "freon," by deplet- ed.
a Action will be taken on the for- ing the ozone layer around the THE PANEL NOTED that4
e mal agreement at the next earth, increase infrared radia- fluorocarbon use in refrigera-
n meeting of the EMU regents tion which causes skin cancer tion for food contributed less
scheduled for September 22. and would have a long-term af- than one per cent of all re-
lease, while that for aerosol;
cans contributed to about /,1
per cent.
The committee said that as:
lb j F R h 4 the U.S. led in the use of fluoro-
A r h1k ;O carbons, it must lead in their'
control, adding that wherever,
A program for 5-11 yr. olds fluorocarbons come from, theyi
soon become mixed throughout;
CLONLARA bus picks your child up at the earth's atmosphere.
The Du Pont Co., the major1
local public schools daily. fluorocarbon manufacturer, and'
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But 'a spokesperson for. the
Sierra Club, an environmental
group, said: "There is plenty
of scientific eidence to stop
its use right now. I don't know
why they want to wait two
more years - unless, it's a po-
litical decision."
lf, regulatory action proves to
be necessary, the panel recom-
mended that the government
first ban fluorocarbons in most
consumer aerosol sprays, and
impose controls to prevent re-
lease of fluorocarbons from auto
air conditioners. Oregon has
banned fluorocarbons in aerosol
sprays effective March 1, 1977.
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FOR 1976-77 ACADEMIC YEAR
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must have a U of M grade point overage of 3.6 or better
and Juniors and Seniors must have a GPA of at least 3.5.
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