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To date,the Committee has adopted a variety of amendmentswhich,for the most part,represent a compromise worked out between the variousprincipals most directly involved in the debate.Several highly-controversial amendmentsare sti1l pending before the Committee,and are scheduled for further consideration onThursday,October 18.It is likely that the Committee will dispense with these remainingamendments,and report S.9 either at that time,or early during the week of October 22.The tight schedule of the full Senate,and the continued threat of a filibuster make theprospects for passage during this session of Congress unclear,  \n## APPROPRIATIONS\n\nThe Senate this week debated H.R.4930,a House-approved bill containing 1980appropriations for the Department of the Interior and related agencies.Some functionswithin the Department of Energy and the Forest Service also are included.  \nOverall,the Appropria:ions Committee recommended an_appropriation of $27.36billion,$1.22 billion less than the budget estimates but $17.13 billion over the Houseallowance.  \nThe major change in the bill was funding for a heavy commltment to production ofsynthetic or alternative fuels.  The Committee recommended $20 billion to establish anEnergy Security Reserve to hold funds unt11 substantive authorizing legislation isapproved.Indicating 1ts intent to stay within Congressional Budget office 1imitations,the Committee reduced funds for Federal land acquisitions,construction,and State andlocal grant programs because prior appropriations are backlogged.  \nMonday's debate centered upon the synfuels fund.Although several senators calledthe Energy Security Reserve proposal \"1egislation on an appropriations bi11,\"the fundwas approved,59-38 on Tuesday.  Sen.Paul E。Tsongas(Mass.)succeeded in gainingapproval for an amendment estab1ishing a \"Solar and Conservation Reserve\"of $1 billionto stimulate solar energy and conservation.A move by Sen.Jacob K.Javits(N.Y.)toa1locate $1.35 billion for emergency fuel assistance to the poor was rejected,but theSenate later approved a $1.2 b1llion fuel assistance program not coming from the synfuelsfund.  \nThe Committee made cuts in several conservation programs.Federal programs financedby the Land and Water Conservation Fund were reduced by $55,825,000,and the Committeeallowed only $8,400,000 in advance appropriations for wetlands acquisition by the Fishand Wi1dlife Service.Reductions in urban park and recreation funding and BLM wildernessstudies were recommended.No money was allowed for Alaska monuments or the \"Man and theBiosphere\"program,and a House-1mposed \"state veto\"over imposition of steel shotregulations was continued.  \nOn the other hand,the Committee allowed $800,000 for wild horse and burromanagement in an overall increase of $9,500,000 for BLM range management.An increase of  \n$4,940,000 was allowed for state endangered species cooperative programs and theCommittee agreed with the House on a $500,000 increase to protect the California Condor.The Committee also doubled funds provided by the House for the Youth Conservation Corps.Floor debate on the bill will continue.  \n## AGRICULTURE\n\nThe ability of farm credit resources to keep pace with escalating farm debts waBamong the concerns aired before the Senate Subcommittee on Agr1cultural Credit and RuralElectrification of the Committee on Agriculture,Nutrition,and Forestry's October 4hearing on s.1465,the Farm Credit Act Amendments of 1979.  \nU.S.Department of Agriculture (USDA)Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Alex P.Mercure lamented the rise of farm credit needs due to inflationary land values,fariequipment and fue1 prices.He advised updating the the Farm Credit System authorities togenerate potential sources of new credit.  The Farm Credit System,operated underoversight of the Farm Credit Administ","cbCairf2EIvHhw6o","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairf2EIvHhw6o","pdf",1333172,"English","# ALASKA LANDS\n# APPROPRIATIONS\n# AGRICULTURE\n# COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT\n# ENERGY","[{\"question\":\"What is the focus of the report’s ALASKA LANDS section?\",\"answer\":\"It describes the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee’s continued markup of S.9, the Alaska Lands legislation, including amendments already adopted and those still pending consideration.\"},{\"question\":\"What bill and spending context does the APPROPRIATIONS section cover?\",\"answer\":\"It discusses the Senate debate of H.R.4930, a House-approved appropriations bill for 1980 covering the Department of the Interior and related agencies.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the report describe the Energy Security Reserve and synthetic-fuels funding?\",\"answer\":\"It states the committee recommended major funding to support a commitment to production of synthetic or alternative fuels, including establishing an Energy Security Reserve to hold funds until substantive authorizing legislation is approved.\"}]","ALASKA LANDS - Report No. 26 - Senate Committee Markup | PDF",1789962558,13]