SACRAMENTO (AP) - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger named an industry lobbyist Tuesday as his pick to be the state's top air pollution regulator, angering environmentalists and provoking a confirmation fight with Senate Democrats. Cindy Tuck, who serves as top attorney for the California Council for Environmental and Economic Balance - an advocacy group representing mostly energy companies and unions - is the governor's choice to become chair of the California Air Resources Board. The leader of the state Senate, which can reject the appointment, quickly announced his opposition. "As a lobbyist for major oil companies and the power plant industry, who...