Hearings, Reports and Prints of the House Committee on Interior and Insular AffairsU.S. Government Printing Office, 1965 |
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88th Congress acres administration American River American Samoa ASPINALL Assistant Auburn Auburn Dam Auburn-Folsom South unit authorized Boulder City budget Bureau of Mines burial California Central Valley project Chairman coal Colonel MACFARLAND Commissioner committee Congress conservation construction contracts cost County Department Director district DOMINY economic EDMONDSON El Dorado County facilities fiscal Folsom South funds gentleman going Government Guam HARTZOG helium HOLUM Indian industry interest Interior interments irrigation Islands JOHNSON KELLY legislation LUZIO ment million mineral resources National Cemetery National Park Service needs Office of Saline operation outdoor recreation percent Placer County plant present problems proposed public lands question REINECKE Reservoir responsibility ROGERS of Texas ROSENBAUM Saline Water SAYLOR Secretary UDALL statement STEVENS STODDARD subcommittee Thank tion water resources West South Central WHEELER WHITE of Idaho
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