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Show 12 Tin S.ill Lake Tribmip. Sumlav. June Senator S?1 ZCMI New York Times Service WASHINGTON Representatives of 18 federal agencies, in a repirt to President Carter, Saturday-affirme- WASHINGTON (API Majority leader Robert C. Byrd said Saturday he was forced to circumstances JSt Laws Suggested On Carcinogens Forced To Push Pax Cul by 29. 19HI) promise a Democratic tax cut and that he did so without consulting President Carter. Byrd said he felt compelled to promise careful development of a tax cut for next year because he was afraid the Senate might pass a tax cut offered by Ronald Reagan, virtually certain to be the Republiproposal can Party's presidential nominee. We were faced with the real world in the the West VirSenate. ginia senator told reporters on Capitol Hill. "Had the Senate panicked and adopted the rewritReagan slap-das- h ing of the tax code, the fire of inflation would have been fueled, Byrd said. Stalled the Bill Further, he said the attempt Thursday to add Reagan's tax cut to a bill increasing the federal debt limit would have stalled that bill and put the government into when the bankruptcy present debt limit empires Monday at mid- the need for aggressive regulation of toxic and hazardous chemicals to protect public health and the environment. The report said that most chemicals were safe, but that occupational exposure to cancer-causinsubstances was believed to be a factor in more than 20 percent of all eases of cancer. Public Misunderstanding The Toxic Substances Strategy Committee, an panel established by the president in 1977. said there was a wide consensus among experts on the validity of using laboratory tests with rats and mice to identify chemical substancs that may cause cancer in human beings. However, the panel acknowledged that these testing procedures were not well understood by the public and recommended aelion to disel public misunderstanding." The report presented preliminary data showing that the number of new cancer cases was increasing even when the increased longevity of the United States population was taken into account. The report said that "the total environment, including lifestyle, personal habits, hormonal factors and work and environmental exposures," caused a majority of cancers, perhaps 80 percent to 90 percent of the total. The report, analyzing data from the National Cancer Institute, stated that cancer incidence rates had increased about 10 percent between 1970 and 1976 after having been relatively constant for the previous 30 years. Origins of Cancers However, the report noted that many recent cancers could have had their origin in events that took place 20 or 30 years ago. The panel, headed by Gus Speth, chairman of the Council on Environmental Quality, took a cautious rather than an alarmist approach. 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