Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, October 03, 1989, Page 9, Image 9

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    .Regional—
Forest road construction cut fails
Bv Dnv id P.u o
Assot idled Press
washincton iaim \
House Senate ( ontereiu e com
miltee has rejei ted a proposal
bv (‘>eorgia Sen Wyi he l ow lei
to reduce logging in national
forests bv slashing the I orest
Service's road constitution
budget
Kovvler's proposal, adopted
11\ tile Senate in |ul\ as an
amendment to the S 10 '( billion
interior spending lull lor list ai
lotto, would have given the
Forest Service only SHIl mil
lion next vear lor road budding
into timber < tilting areas ol na
tional forests
That was $(>n million less
than had been approved bv the
Senate .Appropriations ( ommd
tee and S25 million less than
the House had allocated tor
road building in national tor
esls m its version ol the interior
spending bill
Hul the c nnlerence commit
tee. .is part ol an agreement
aimed at resolving the dispute
ovei logging m the national tor
ests ol the Pacific. Northwest
dec ided late last week to permit
the Forest Serv ic e' to spend up
to Si8f> million for rtinti c c>n
struction
File agreement give's the for
est Servir e the S11> > million
that was approved bv the
House, and it also prov ides up
to $2(1 million more loi road
building d revenues from na
tional lore's! timber sales in tis
cal PMO exceed the forest Set
vices So.’ll million projection
bv So ' million
Tile Forest Serv ice bad about
S1011 million in exc ess timber
receipts last vear File agree
merit alloc ales the lust SF7 mil
lion of scull excess receipts
next year to pec ilu programs
including implementation of
the' Pacifii Northwest logging
agreement
The next S.!0 million in r\
i ess ri'< eipls can be used fm
road building to l.n 11ila11* tun
Inn sales in n.ition.il forests nn
dm the agreement. with ,im ex
■ ess revenue beyond S‘i_ mil
lion reverting to the l' S Ire.is
u ry
rlie two part road i onstrui
lion spending deal was put to
t’other l>\ conferees to vt in the
support ot Sen James Mi < lure
K Idaho toi the I’at ifii \ortll
west logging agreement, ac
cording to a Senate aide who
asked not to he it it ■ i it it led
That agreement lilts for one
year a court injiini lion against
logging in the am lent forests ot
the northwest hut retimes the
amount of timt«‘i tli.it t .m be
solil well below pri'vious forest
Ser\ ii i* .tail House .mil Sen.ite
allow anr.es
\|t ( lure tile ranking Kepub
In an on the .i|i|>ro|iriations
slllii omilllttee that wrote the
original interior spending hill
loi the Senate, had opposed the
howler amendment on the Son
ate floor and had insisted
throughout the i onlereiu e that
the mail building budget be in
c leased
f owler, who serves on the
Senate \pprnpr lat ions ( oiiimit
tee but W as not I lllelllbei ol the
i.onfereni e on the interior
spending bill, was not available
Moml.n to i otiimenf on the
agreement
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