Department of the Interior and Related Agencies Appropriations for 1987: Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Ninety-ninth Congress, Second SessionU.S. Government Printing Office, 1986 |
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... increase of $ 44.8 million from the current estimate and an increase of $ 31.5 million from the enacted 1986 appropriation . The increase for park operations will be funded by establishment of new recreation entrance fees and increases ...
... increase of $ 44.8 million from the current estimate and an increase of $ 31.5 million from the enacted 1986 appropriation . The increase for park operations will be funded by establishment of new recreation entrance fees and increases ...
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... increase of $ 15.7 million from the 1986 appropriation and increase of $ 19.4 million from the current estimate , which reflects the sequestration of $ 3.6 million in budget authority permanently cancelled under P.L. 99-177 . The increase ...
... increase of $ 15.7 million from the 1986 appropriation and increase of $ 19.4 million from the current estimate , which reflects the sequestration of $ 3.6 million in budget authority permanently cancelled under P.L. 99-177 . The increase ...
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... increase by $ 81.6 million from 1986 to 1987 primarily 88 a result of a projected increase of $ 58.4 million in coal royalties due to two factors : an expected increase in production and a continuation of the policy of shifting from ...
... increase by $ 81.6 million from 1986 to 1987 primarily 88 a result of a projected increase of $ 58.4 million in coal royalties due to two factors : an expected increase in production and a continuation of the policy of shifting from ...
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... increase of $ 11.9 million from the 1986 appropriation level of $ 591.7 million . The 1987 estimate is increase an of $ 40.1 million over the 1986 estimate , which reflects the sequestration of $ 28.2 million permanently cancelled under ...
... increase of $ 11.9 million from the 1986 appropriation level of $ 591.7 million . The 1987 estimate is increase an of $ 40.1 million over the 1986 estimate , which reflects the sequestration of $ 28.2 million permanently cancelled under ...
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... increase of $ 0.5 million when compared to the 1986 estimate of $ 159.8 million . Within the 1987 level of funding , a net reduction totalling $ 1.8 ... increase For will enable OSMRE to increase its financial and technical support 17.
... increase of $ 0.5 million when compared to the 1986 estimate of $ 159.8 million . Within the 1987 level of funding , a net reduction totalling $ 1.8 ... increase For will enable OSMRE to increase its financial and technical support 17.
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acid mine drainage action activities additional Administration agency Answer approved black lung Blair County budget Bureau of Mines Cambria Cambria County Cambria Iron Company Center Chairman CHRISTENSEN Commission committee Congress costs County decrease Department Director drainage effort Ellis Island enforcement estimate evaluation Federal Fiscal Year 1987 Fish and Wildlife Foundation funds GALVIN going grazing fees historic HORTON Iacocca impact increase industry inspections inspectors Interior ITTEILAG Johnstown Kesterson land Laurel Highlands methane million mineral MURPHY MURTHA National Park Service Office of Surface operations OSMRE OSMRE's Pennsylvania percent priority problem projects proposed Question Reclamation reduction region REGULA reprogramming request respirable dust Secretary HODEL staff Statue of Liberty stockpile Subcommittee Surface Mining tion tourism two-acre YATES
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