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It also details President Carter’s federal government reorganization plan to consolidate natural resource functions into a new cabinet-level Department of Natural Resources, explaining which agencies would be included and the procedural timeline. 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Since thesituation of some legislation changes with very little notice,many people findthat they need the prompt updates the first class option gives them.Elsewherein this issue you wil1 find a coupon to send us if you wish to get the Reportby first class mail.Please fill out the form and mail it back to us with acheck for $7.40.   A11 first class options expire this spring,so if you havebeen receiving the Report by first class mail and you wish to continue,pleaserenew your option by sending us the coupon and a check.  \nThe Editors  \nIn a series of close votes,the House Interior Committee approved and reported outof Committee a severely weakened Alaska Lands Bil1.  The Committee began markup ofseveral versions of Alaska Lands proposals on Feb.27.Arizona Rep.Mo Udall's H.R.39 wasfavored as the markup vehicle by 20 congressmen who had previously co-sponsored the bil1.Rep.Jerry Huckaby(La.)led the opposition and substituted the weakened version of theAlaska Lands Bi11.  \nReps.Udal1,Selberling (Ohio)and LaMar Gudger(N.C.)subsequently supported amodified version of H.R.39.  This substitute (the Gudger substitute)incorporated thepark and preserve designations joint1y recommended by the Alaska Coalition and theNationa1 Wi1dl1fe Federation,designating 14 mi1lion acres of National Park and Monument1ands as National Preserves open to sport hunting.  \nUnder Chairman Udall's leadership,the Huckaby and Gudger substitutes were con-sidered simultaneously,reserving final vote unti1 the end of markup.  Wednesday,February 28,was the critical day of markup.  Amendments were introduced by Reps.Runnels(N.M.)and Huckaby(La.).The Runnels amendment opened up all proposed con-servation areas,excluding National Monuments and Parks,for private oi1 and mineralexploration.  This was defeated.  The Huckaby amendment mandated oil and mineralexploration above the 68th paralle1,including the entire Arctic National Wi1dlife Range.This would have opened the sensitive Porcupine Caribou calving grounds to incompatibleoi1 and mineral exploration by the private sector.  \nThe votes to carry the Gudger Substitute failed to materialize and it was defeated.Immediately following this vote,the Huckaby Substitute passed.  \nThroughout these critical votes,21 Congressmen remained committed to securing astrong committee bi11.They are Representatives BINGHAM(NY),BURTON(CA),CARR(MI),CORRADA(PR),ECKHARDT(TX),FLORIO(NJ),GUDGER(NC),HOWARD(NJ),KASTENMEIER(WIS),KOGOVSEK(CO),KOSTMAYER(PA),MARKEY(MA),MILLER(OH),PATTERSON(CA),SEIBERLING(OH),SHARP(IND),UDALL(ARIZ),VENTO(MN),WEAVER(OR),WILLIAMS(MT),WON PAT(GUAM)。Votingin favor of the Huckaby Substitute were Representatives:  BEREUTER(NE),CHENEY(WY),CLAUSEN(CA),EDWARDS(OK),EVANS(VI),HUCKABY (LA),JOHNSON (CO),KAZEN(TX),LAGOMARSINO(CA),LUJAN(NM),MARLENEE(MT),MARRIOTT(UT),MATHIS (GA),MURPHY(PA),PASAYAN(CA),RAHALL(W),RUNNELLS(NM),SANTINI(NV),SELEBIUS(KS),SYMMS (ID),WHITTAKER(KS),YOUNG(AK)。  \nCorrection--The February 28 Repot incorrectly stated that H.R.2199 passed the Houseduring the last Congress.H.R.2199,sponsored by Rep.Jerry Huckaby,is the bill recent1yreported by the House Interior Committee.H.R.2219,sponsored by Reps.John Murphy andJohn Breaux,appears to be the most 1ikely markup vehicle for the Merchant Marine &Fisheries Committee.The language of H.R.2219 is comparable to H.R.39 as it passed theHouse during the 95th Congress.  \n## GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION\n\nPresident Carter has finally produced a reorganization plan that will consolidatethe scattered natural resource functions o","cbCaimg9PGmajq1u","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimg9PGmajq1u","pdf",1128160,"English","# ALASKA LANDS\n# GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION\n# EDITORIAL/OPINION:\n# ON REORGANIZATION","[{\"question\":\"What decision does Conservation Report No.5 describe regarding the Alaska Lands Bill?\",\"answer\":\"The House Interior Committee approved and reported out a severely weakened Alaska Lands Bill, with competing substitutes and amendments during markup.\"},{\"question\":\"What did the Gudger substitute include for Alaska lands?\",\"answer\":\"It incorporated park and preserve designations, designating 14 million acres of National Park and Monument lands as National Preserves open to sport hunting.\"},{\"question\":\"How would President Carter’s reorganization plan create the new Department of Natural Resources, and when would it take effect?\",\"answer\":\"The new DNR would consolidate functions from the Department of Interior, the Forest Service, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and would take effect automatically 60 days after being sent to Congress unless vetoed by a simple majority vote.\"}]","ALASKA LANDS - Report No.5 | PDF",1789968648,13]