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Regents initiate
review of
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by a yet unnamed senior University administrator. A
report will be presented to the Regents at their Sep-
tember meeting.
The Regents also authorized the planning of a $1.5
million rehersal hall to be added to the School of
Music on North Campus.
SEVERAL NEW administrative appointments
received the Regents' approval. Richard Christian-
sen was voted into office as dean of the dental school

on the recommendation of Vice-president for
Academic Affairs Bill Frye, and Dr. Robert Doerr
was named interim dental dean until Christiansen
takes office on July 1, 1982.
The Regents also approved Harvey Jacobson as the
new Vice-president for University Relations and
Development, replacing Vice-president Michael
Radock, who will be taking a job with the University
of Southern California.
Jacobson takes office July 1, 1981.

Major reduction of
air controls planned
WASHINGTON (AP) - The ad- As outlined by Waxman, however, the
ministration has drawn up proposals proposals will go far beyond any fine-
for major reductions in air pollution tuning of the current law.
standards, a plan which a House sub- WAXMAN SAID the draft of the
committee chairman says would gut proposal indicated the administration
current law and condemn millions of will seek to:
Americans to "live indefinitely in dirty " Repeal the act's non-attainment
air." program, which forces polluting in-
Rep. Henry Waxman, (D-Calif.), dustries to clean up their factories until
released yesterday an executive depar- health standards are met.
tment draft which he termed "a " Give each state broad authority to
blueprint for the elimination of the work toward reduction of air pollution
Clean Air Act." at its own pace. The states also would
"IT IS A dangerous path that the ad- be allowed to relax pollution control
ministration is taking in this proposal," requirements at existing factories and
said Waxman, citing public opinion to allow new facilities to be built
polls showing strong support for the without advanced pollution control
present law. "Millions of Americans equipment.
would be condemned to live indefinitely " Relax auto pollution control stan-
in dirty air." dards by increasing the legal amount of
Waxman, chairman of the House carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides in
Energy and Commerce subcommittee auto exhaust and allowing emission
on health and the environment, also levels to be averaged within classes of
released a letter to President Reagan vehicles.
urging him to abandon the proposal, * Weaken federal authority over acid
saying it "will only delay the passage of rain, the pollutant that is believed to
truly needed changes to the law." result when sulfur oxides from
"It will cause a furious and smokestacks change chemically in the
acrimonious battle that is to no one's air into a weak form of acid that can fall
advantage," Waxman said. hundreds of miles away.
THE CLEAN Air Act, the nation's . Waxman said the administration's
principal air pollution law, is scheduled proposal would change the definition of
to expire on Sept. 3 and must be exten- "interstate air pollution" to exclude
ded by Congress. In the proceeds, some acid rain, thus preventing federal in-
changes in the law will be made, but tervention.
key lawmakers in both the House and -
the Senate have said they want only to t
streamline the present law, not make INDIVIDUAL THEATRES
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The administration has promised to FRIDAY 7.15 & 9.35
formally present its proposed Clean Air SAT 8 SUN 12:05, 2:25, 4:55, 7:15, 9:35
amendments by the end of this month.
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