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Reagan Administration / Pollution Controls #516050

NBC Evening News for Saturday, Mar 07, 1981
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REPORTER: Jessica Savitch

(DC) Reagan administration rules change with regard to pollution regulations for new plant construction in areas considered already overpolluted described. [National Clean Air Coalition spokesperson Richard AYRES - criticizes change.] Admin. belief changes will help oil refiners, steel industry, and auto companies cited. [President aide Richard WILLIAMSON - hopes change will help create jobs.] Rules change said not requiring congress action. Reagan administration reported planning to ask Congress for changes in some pollution legislature
REPORTER: Robert Hager

Reporter(s):
Hager, Robert;
Savitch, Jessica
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