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 ..Page 182  \n*Clean Water Act Reauthorized,Proposals for Change Discussed...…          …Page 183  \n*Federal Aid to States Down by $6 Billion:First Decline in Quarter Century...…….Page 184  \n*Environmentalists Oppose Ohio Bubble,Claim Weak RACT Requirements ....…    ..Page 185  \n*EPA,Michigan Work Out Cleanup Plan for Swartz Creek...            ………  ...Page 185  \nSLANTS&TRENDS  \nCONFIRMED AT LAST;CONFIRMED AT LAST'should be William Ruckelshaus'song by the end of theday,although whether he will be able to bring sweet music out of the EPA cacaphony of the last fewmonths remains to be seen.The Senate had been slated to take final action on his nomination last Tuesday,but with the May 15 deadlines for the budget resolution looming ever closer-and the Senate deeply di-vided on defense and tax issues in the various proposals -the confirmation was shelved for the week.Noopposition is expected;even the doubters are taking a \"wait-and-see\"approach.  \nSINCE THE CONFIRMATION IS A FORMALITY,Ruckelshaus has been working hard to get his top staffin place and running as soon as possible.Alvin Alm,who worked in EPA before going to Department ofEnergy and then into academia,seems a shoo-in at this point for deputy administrator.Ruckelshaus hasalso praised acting Administrator Lee Verstandig,who has given EPA a much-needed period of little contro-versy during his low-key tenure,and he may be asked to stay on as one of the AAs.As for the holdovers-Air's Kathleen Bennett and Water's Eric Eidsness-little is being said,but their long-term prospects,par-ticularly Bennett's,don't look good.  \n*来枣  \nMAYBE YES,MAYBE NO.The Edison Electric Institute,one of the more active players in the Clean AirAct debate,is having problems formulating its 1983 acid rain position,one indication that the business andindustry lobbies are not as monolithic as some public interest organizations may contend.In its Februarydraft position,EEI maintains that more attention should be given to the contribution of local sources toacid rain.Although the language received initial approval from chief executive officers of the utility com-panies,when environmental staff informed the Northeastern utility executives of the implications,they ob-jected,says one industry source,leaving the association with the still unresolved problem of how to addressthe issue.  \n***  \nTHE TRICKLE OF SHELL REAUTHORIZATION BILLS became a veritable flood last week,as commit-tees scrambled to beat the May 15 deadline.What these bills do is buy time,providing a simple extensionof current provisions.More substantive revisions can be tacked on later.Among those marked up were theClean Water Act (see story,p.183),Resource Conservation and Recovery Act,wetlands loan program,Toxic Substances Control Act,environmental R&D,and CEQ.  \n率**  \nPOLLUTION ABATEMENT CAPITAL SPENDING by businesses will probably decline for the fourthstraight year,the Commerce Department reported last week.Manufacturing and nonmanufacturing con-cerns forecast spending of just under $8.3 billion.Spending for air control equipment is projected to de-crease by 13.4%,but water control equipment and plant spending will go up by 12.4%.Largest spendingdecreases were proposed by blast furnaces,26.6%,while paper industries projected largest increases,43.3%.  \n# CORPS PROPOSES 404,CZM PERMIT CHANGES,REINSTATEMENT OF 10-ACRE LAKE LIMITS\n\nlished a new proposal to amend current permitting regulations “to bring about more efficient,effective op-eration”of the program.Not so,says the National Wildlife Federation,charging that some of the changescould weaken federal protection.Essentially the rule change would modify the nationwide permits issuedlast July 22 to reimpose the 10-acre lake limitation that had existed before that date.The Corps is proposingtwo new nationwide permits,which it says","cbCailxdN9ciHNfo","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailxdN9ciHNfo","pdf",4014371,11,"English","# Corps Proposes 404, CZM Permit 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