National Debate opens on clean air legislation WASHINGTON (AIM The Senate opened ill'll.itc Monday iin i nmprornise i Ir.m .ill lryjisl.ilion tli.it would mean tin- first tight oiling of .nr pollution l.tus in t t years Senate Majority Leader George Mitt hell I) Maine, in an opening statement said rarely has there been legislation so thoroughly ton sidered so long liehated. so min h dist ussrd After near l\ a dei ade of dead lot k the yvay was cleared last week for floor debate yvhen Senate leaders and the Hush administration agreed on i mbs on timt industrial ( heinit al>. released into the an smog a allying pollutants hum automobiles and the i oinpountls that i atlse at id lain (■'yell before the revised legislation yyas brought to the flooi Monday , the compromise i ante under att.u k from i r it it s yy ho said it ‘.y as too tough on industry and senatm s who t .1!In.I it too weak to 1 lean the dirty skies oy er the 11.1 the 1 umprome e represented little 11 mrnl over tli«- < ommitteo lull It's ill!- ' 1)1)4 long .inn III the federal gn\ eminent intruding into I lit* li\rs of 1 In ■ Ameri i .in |M*opIc " ‘..ml Svinnis 'I'm nut sure we need this hill right mm Mill lifll snapped li.n k th.il Simms lias opposed even effort In improve the ijualitv ol A mem a s an in the past 10 years Acknowledging that the hill w.is not as slrn I as he wanted Miti hell said its provi sums wen the best that i mild he nhtained from the administr.ition. and warned Ins i ol leagues We le going to sta\ w ith tills hill Un til we i omplele it. sooner or later \l a news i onlereni e Sen I rank I .mien berg I) N | said the legislation tails to re ijiiire the auto emission controls needed to i lean the air in serioiisK polluted areas sm h as the major metropolitan an as nt the \oilh i Ament aus are t liokitig on dirt\ an and the i lean an lull (omiou to the Senate Hour Hist won't get the job done said 1 ,e feiilieig pi'.lll • llig to seek some . ! i.l 11 • * to the hid Ml the i'timing d.n s Inefficiency plagues student financial aid |< J’S) The federal sUidi'iil ,ii(l program is plagued I>\ so much fraud and inefficiency lli.it it no longer works i orris t l\ ,i Senate panel ( harged I'eh 20 "To date we have not found one area that we have exam ined hi the federal staff aid pro grains that is operating efti < lent!v or effei.lively■ said a staff statement at a hearing In the Senates permanent suh ( ommittec on investigations Thr siitx oinmittrr issued tin* statement after compiling a rc* port about tin* stair of tin* pro Despite ioltv goals and good intentions of thr studrnt aid programs, hundreds tif mil imn'i !>| dollars dre bring vvast I’d of iiaudulentlv obtained !hr rrstilt of course is tb.it legitimate two \rat and four J I fir S^-5Prt ^OaH ro OF D[:fJTAlL 23pX to F&yAORK $Oah To I\ifu i^CCi rr. 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Hit m» hi .ilk nit ilk- lav l/i 7 (xiU.\kin<{iyi Vr/vee cluil 1 MOO 222-0300, ext. 600, ItII make U >th v< >ur bills aixl vour a»miniates miieh rasiei ti) lav w ith : AT&T “The right choice. vr.ir college students get either nut enough fitillnt in! .in! did Inis or none .it .ill In reply. i ampus student .nil .idministr.itnrs say the Senate study is toogener.il, blaming evervhod\ rather that |iist the institutions that have highde t.111 It rates "The report is oversimplify ing a very complex situation i harged I lull.ew is financial aid direc tin at I oket ( College in I l.irtsv i I le St " !he broadgen eralization doesn't apply" to all c atnpuses l ewis and others sa\ most ot the I rand and ineft n iem \ in c ur at trade schools We know that there are some problems, but del,mils are often limited to a small number who purport to he educational institutions.' said Dallas Mar tin. e\ei uti\ e direc tor ol the National Assoc iation of Student iinanci.il Aid Administrators "Many times the educ at ion is interim and the student is not properly trained to compete tin a job I'he (iovernment Act minting ( ttln e in hed that U ashington guaranteed S t J billion in loans to students m Pltl'i I iespite the ini lease in lie I,miters NASI A AS Martin be hews that "Overall the cast maturity of students and iusti tutions are working hard and doing a good job It's important to gel to the root of the prob Iem. but don't give the impres sion that the whole system is rotten Mai tin. 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