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Building to stay locally owned
From Page 1

market in October 2009. To help
cover the cost of purchasing the
building UMCU plans to lease the
third floor to Arbor Research Col-
laborative for Health - a research
company for health care - for the
next eight to 12 years, according
to a Dec. 30, 2010 UMCU press
release.
Schillag said UMCU plans to
eventually use the leased space as
the company expands.
The building will have an ATM
for Credit Union members and the
location might be expanded into a
full branch in the future.
For now, Schillag said UMCU
is looking at renovation options
to ensure the building is prepared
for occupancy when employees are
assigned offices and ready to move
in.
"There isn't really a lot of do,"
Schillag said. "The building is in
really good shape. We're going to
have to build some offices in there
(because it was) a news building.
It's a really open floor plan."
Despite changes at the admin-
istrative level, UMCU is taking
precautions to guarantee that
customers are not inconvenienced
by the move. Schillag said the
company will move employees by
department to minimize the time
administrators will be unavail-

BURN CENTER
From Page 1
Hospital Association.
Jessica Soulliere, a UMHS
spokesman, wrote in an e-mail
interview Tuesday that Franks's
family is requesting privacy during
his treatment.
"The family has requested we
not release any other information
about Mr. Franks other than his
condition," she wrote.
Franks is one of about 1,450
patients who are admitted to the
University's burn center each

year, according to the UMHS web-
site. The burn center is classified
as a Level 1 Pediatric and Adult
Trauma Center by the American
College of Surgeons, the website
states - meaning it's recognized
as a resource for all hospitals in the
region.
The other person injured in the
explosion was last reported to be
in stable condition at the Oakwood
Annapolis Hospital in Wayne,
Mich., according to the AP. The
victim, whose name hasnot been
disclosed, was driving by the store
when itexploded, the AP reported.
In an interview yesterday,

Debra Dodd, a spokeswoman for
area energy supplier Consumers
Energy, said Consumers Energy is
investigating the incident.
Consumers Energy is working
with the Michigan Public Service
Commission and the federal Pipe-
line Hazardous Materials Safety
Administration to determine the
cause of the accident, Dodd said.
She added that Consumers
Energy workers removed an eight-
foot section of a steel gas main pipe
from the area near the explosion
earlier this week. The section was
then sent to a lab in Wixom, Mich.
for testing, Dodd said.

House Republicans introduce
legislation to block EPA spending

able. Additionally, none of UMCU's located on East Liberty Street near
seven branches will close at any the building, said his restaurant's
point during or after the move. business was severely impacted
According to Colliers Interna- by the loss of customers when The
tional broker Jim Chaconas, who Ann Arbor News left the space.
was the listing broker on the sale, He said he foresees an increase
the property was on the market in business from the soon-to-be
for three to four months before occupied building.
UMCU bought it. UMCU was the "We were sad to see loyal cus-
only local company interested in tomers in the news building go,"
the deal, though several out-of- Seaver said. "(We) definitely saw
state investors were also potential a drop-off in our lunch business in
buyers, Chaconas said in a Novem- particular." -
ber interview. Seaver said he is one of many
Nearby business owners said Ann Arbor residents who sup-
the building's future occupation is port UMCU's relocation because
warmly welcomed. Jeremy Seaver, the historic building will remain
co-owner of Tio's Mexican Cafe locally owned.

Rep. Poe's bills
intend to prohibit
global warming
prevention efforts
WASHINGTON (AP) - House
Republicans wasted no time.
yesterday in trying to block the
Obama administration from act-
ing to stem global warming.
On their second day in power,
GOP lawmakers introduced sever-
al bills that would hamstring the
Environmental Protection Agency
from moving forward with regu-
lations to reduce heat-trapping
pollution from factories and other
sources that they say contributes
to global warming. The bills are
partofaneffort by House Republi-

cans to reverse what they consider
job-killing policies of the admin-
istration. The bills introduced by
Rep. Ted Poe of Texas, Rep. Mar-
sha Blackburn of Tennessee and
Rep. Shelley Moore Capito of West
Virginia would stymie the EPA in
different ways.
Poe's measure would prohibit
the EPA from using any money to
implement or enforce regulations
to impose a limit on global warm-
ing gases. Blackburn's bill would
change the Clean Air Act so the
EPA could no longer use the law to
control greenhouse gases.
A 2007 Supreme Court decision
said the EPA had the authority to
regulate carbon dioxide and other
global warming gases under the
statute.
Capito's measure would delay
for twoyears anyeffort by theEPA

to regulate carbon dioxide under
the Clean Air Act.
In a statement, Capito calledthe
EPA's actions a power grab that
would have devastating effects on
the economy.
"Without congressional action
to say otherwise, the EPA will
continue to dismantle energy and
manufacturing industries through
regulation," she said.
Meanwhile, a top Democrat
in the Senate on environmental
issues,.Sen. Barbara Boxer of Cali-
fornia, said Thursday she would
use every tool to block the Repub-
licans efforts and ensure that the
EPA was allowed to follow the law.
A bill that would have placed a
limit on heat-trapping gases died
in the Senate last year, after it
passed the then Democratic-led
House.

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