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It covers the anticipated final House vote on an Alaska lands bill and highlights lobbying efforts by industry, environmental groups, and lawmakers. 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In a 10-3 vote thecommittee soundly defeated Tennessee Sen.Howard Baker's amendment to exempt the TellicoDam in his state from the provisions of the Act.  \nThe Endangered Species Act was substantially amended during last year's reauthoriza-tion battle.  A cabinet level Endangered Species Committee was created to resolve in-tractable conflicts between species and development projects.In one of its first de-cisions this committee voted unanimously against completion of the Tellico dam,citingmore economical alternatives to the project as a reason.Although Sen.Baker was one oflast year's principal proponents of the committee approach to resolving conf1icts,hequickly changed positions after the Tellico decision,arguing instead for a specia1congressional exemption.A strong defense of the Act from Subcommittee Chairman JohnCulver(Iowa)with energetic assistance from Sen.John Chafee(R.I.)were major factorsin defeating the Baker amendment.Sen.Baker is expected to offer his amendment on theSenate floor.  \nThe committee also reported the Anadromous Fish Act with a 3 million authorizationfor Striped Bass research.  \n## ENERGY CONSERVATION\n\nThe House rejected President Carter's standby gasoline rationing plan 246-159 in aMay 10 vote.This was the 1ast of Carter's four emergency conservation plans to beconsidered by Congress.Only one program has been approved by both the House and theSenate:a plan giving the President the authority to order thermostats in nonresidentialbuildings kept no higher than 65 degrees in winter and no lower than 80 degrees insummer.  \nThough the Senate approved the rationing plan May 9,the House vote means that theU.S.has no plan for energy allocation in the event of a gasoline shortage.Carter hadsubmitted the plan in compliance with the Energy Policy and Conservation Act of 1975.Two other Administration proposals--weekend closings of gasoline stations and prohibitionof outdoor advertising lighting--were also killed by Congress.  \nCarter can submit another rationing scheme to Congress,but final action wouldprobably take six months,according to the floor managers of the bil1 that just failed towin passage.Serious doubts remain as to whether Congress could legislate its ownrationing plan.  Carter's plan drew criticism from rural congressmen,who viewed the planas unfair to their constituents,who would be dependent on driving for transportation,while city residents would be able to sell their rationing coupons and take public masstransit.  Other congressmen objected to a last-minute change in the allocation schemefrom a formula based on the number of registered cars to one based on a state'shistorical use of gas.  \n## NATURAL RESOURCES REORGANIZATION\n\nIn a major change in tactics,the Carter Administration has decided to send itsproposed natura1 resources reorganization plan to the Congress in the form of legis-lation rather than as a reorganization plan.This change was forced by the inability ofthe President and Government Affairs Committee Chairman Abraham Ribicoff to reach ameeting of minds on whether the letter and spirit of the reorganization authority givento President Carter by Congress permitted the President to establish the Department ofNatural Resources(DNR)by plan.  Sen.Ribicoff has insisted that the Administrationmust send up legislation to create a DNR.Senate majority leader Robert Byrd hasexpressed a similar point of view.  \nAs a reorga","cbCaifLHB61NWnLD","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifLHB61NWnLD","pdf",1222346,"English","# ALASKA\n# ENDANGERED SPECIES\n# ENERGY CONSERVATION\n# NATURAL RESOURCES REORGANIZATION\n# NUCLEAR ENERGY","[{\"question\":\"What major vote was scheduled in the Alaska lands policy debate?\",\"answer\":\"The controversial Alaska Lands Bill was slated for a final House vote on Tuesday, May 15, with both sides actively lobbying for different substitute versions.\"},{\"question\":\"What happened to the Endangered Species Act reauthorization in the Senate committee?\",\"answer\":\"On May 9, the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee extended the reauthorization of Section 7 for three years, and a 10-3 vote defeated an amendment to exempt a specific dam project from the Act.\"},{\"question\":\"How did Congress respond to President Carter’s gasoline rationing plan?\",\"answer\":\"The House rejected Carter’s standby gasoline rationing plan in a May 10 vote, leaving the U.S. without a plan for energy allocation during a gasoline shortage.\"}]","Report No.12 - Alaska - Legislative and Policy Updates | PDF",1789971834]