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Armour, Larry E., commissioner, Port of Skamania County, WA.
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Bringloe, Anne, northwest regional vice president, Sierra Club

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Brown, Jack R., regional director, public affairs and communications, Crown

Zellerbach Corp.

Brislawn, Ed, legislative chairman, Chapter No. 1145, American Association
of Retired Persons, as presented by Sherry Esch

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Clock, Patrick, president, Tri-County Citizens for Fair Land Planning, Inc., as
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Cowapoo, Rod, chairman of the fish and wildlife committee of the Confeder-
ated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation and member of the Colum-
bia River Intertribal Fish Commission

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Dunn, Patrick, director, Washington Department of Community Development..
Esch, Sherry, Carson, WA...

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Evans, Hon. Daniel J., a U.S. Senator from the State of Washington

Fadden, Delmar M., president, The Mountaineers......

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Fahey, Michael D., Washington Native Plant Society.

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Fant, Karen M., executive director, Washington Wilderness Coalition....
Ferguson, Janice, Skamania County, WA..

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Fisher, John, Columbia River Cruises, Stevenson, WA, as presented by Kris
Kellum......

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Fisher, John K., chairman, the Committee to Preserve Property Rights in the
Columbia River Gorge..

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Frome, Michael, visiting associate professor, University of Idaho.
Fuller, Walline, mayor, Stevenson, WA

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Gardner, Hon. Booth, Governor-elect, State of Washington, as presented by
Dave Michener...

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Garlick, Rosemary, secretary, Willard Women's Club, Willard, as presented by Vivian Fisher...

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George, Levi, member, tribal council, Confederated Tribes and Bands of the
Yakima Indian Nation and the Columbia River Intertribal Fish Commis-
sion, and the vice chairman of the Yakima Indian Nation Fish and Wildlife
Committee, as presented by Nathan Jim.

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Good, Vernon A......

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Haggin, Margaret, education chair, Audubon Society of Spokane....

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Hall, Sue, director, Friends of Indian Heaven, and member, Columbia Gorge
Coalition....

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Harrison, Floyd Billy, first councilman of the Kah-Malt-Pah, Mid-Columbia
Band..

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Heck, Hon. Dennis, member, Washington House of Representatives, as presented by Gloria DeGroot.

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Hegewald, Mary Meg, Stevenson, WA..

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Hegewald, Rudy M., president, Skamania County Chamber of Commerce.
Hepburn, Eldon E., Corbett, OR.......

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Herring, Lynn, conservation chair Audubon Society of Portland

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Hobson, Kenneth D., city administrator, Cascade Locks, OR

Hotchkiss, Shannon, Stevenson, WA

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Holly, Fred, chairman, Klickitat County Board of Commissioners...

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Houck, Michael C., Audubon Society of Portland

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Hovee, Eric, Economic Development Services, Vancouver, WA.

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Jones, Jeffrey, executive vice president, Skamania County Title Co..
Joseph, Jim, president, Stevenson Business Association...

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Karpinski, John, secretary-treasurer, Columbia Gorge Legal Defense Fund..
Katz, Myron B., Portland, OR.

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Kerr, Andy, associate director for conservation and education, Oregon Natural Resources Council.

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King, Hon. Joe, member, Washington House of Representatives
Lehman, Ethel, councilwoman, city council, Vancouver, WA..
Leick, Robert K., Skamania County Prosecuting Attorney.

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Lethlean, Linda, Skamania County Assessor, as presented by Glenda Kimmel..
Lindgerg, Mike, City Commissioner, Portland, OR, as presented by Ethan
Seltzer...

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Lindstrom, Stephen R., Protect the Gorge Association
Macht, William P., commissioner, Port of Hood River, OR..

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Martin, Bessie, secretary-treasurer, Rowena Women's Club.

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McCarthy, Kate, Hood River County, OR..

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McClarney, Edward L., Jr., Stevenson, WA..

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McHugh, Paul, chairman, land use/property rights subcommittee, legislative committee, Washington Association of Realtors.

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Merson, Alan, Washington Environmental Council

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Miller, Bobbie, Rowena Extension Club.

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Mills, Jack, commissioner-elect, Hood River County, OR......

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Misner, Marilyn, past president, Stabler Community Council, Carson, WA

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Montchalin, Yvonne, Friends of the Columbia Gorge.

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Morasch, Ralph, Stevenson, WA.....

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Neely, Pearl, Skamania County Chamber of Commerce..

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Neuburger, Carl A., president, Citizens for Better Highways, Inc...

Nichols, Rodger, Committee to Preserve Property Rights, Friends of the Wil-
lamette Valley

O'Neill, Barbara, Friends of Indian Heaven and Columbia Gorge Coalition.......
Packwood, Hon. Bob, a U.S. Senator from the State of Oregon

Palmer, Glenn, commissioner, Hood River County Board of Commissioners.
Pitts, Roberta, Stehekin, WA...

Price, Tom

Roberts, Jo, The Mountaineers

Robertson, Ed, Clark County, WA, as presented by Virginia Cannard.
Robinson, Bob, Gorge Defense League....

Robinson, Lee, vice president, timber operations, Longview Fibre Co.
Royce, Carol

Rutz, Dr. Richard, second vice president, Seattle Audubon Society
Schwartz, Dr. C. Bruce, Columbia Gorge Coalition.

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Smith, Claude, Sr., member of the fish and wildlife committee of the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation of Oregon and the Columbia River Intertribal Fish Commission.

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Smith, Esson H., secretary-treasurer, Columbia Gorge United.
Stahl, Andy, staff forester, National Wildlife Federation......
Straub, Hon. Bob, past Governor, State of Oregon.......

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Sutherland, Hon. Dean, member, Washington House of Representatives, as presented by Pearl Neely.

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Swyers, Rita, director, board of directors, Hood River Chamber of Commerce
and member, Oregon Women for Agriculture, Hood River, OR..
Teitzel, David L., Gorge Defense League.

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Vandenberg, Harold, Skamania County, WA, commissioner-elect
Vandervalk, Barbara, Rowena Women's Club.

Upson, U.L. "Larry," Underwood, WA.

Vasbinder, Gerald A., Columbia Gorge United..

Weidlich, Louise, director, Neighborhoods Protective Association

White, Dennis A., Columbia Gorge Coalition

Williams, Chuck, Columbia Gorge Coalition

Wilson, George, vice chairman, Home Valley Community Council.
Wood, Erskine B., Vancouver, WA..

Wrabek, Joseph T., executive director, Columbia Gorge United
Wyers, Lucile, Stevenson, WA..

Zimmerman, Hon. Hal, State senator, State of Washington......

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COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1984

U.S. SENATE,

SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS AND RESERVED WATER,
COMMITTEE ON ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES,

Stevenson, WA.

The subcommittee met, pursuant to notice, at the Skamania County Recreation Center, Stevenson, WA, Hon. Daniel J. Evans presiding.

Present: Senator Evans.

Also present: Tony Bevinetto, professional staff member; and Linda Mason, professional staff member for the minority.

Senator EVANS. This hearing will please come to order. Before we begin the testimony, I'm pleased to recognize Boy Scout Troop No. 321 from Stevenson, WA, to present the colors.

[Presentation of colors and Pledge of Allegiance.]

OPENING STATEMENT OF HON. DANIEL J. EVANS, A U.S.
SENATOR FROM THE STATE OF WASHINGTON

Senator EVANS. Welcome to all of you on this lovely fall morning in Washington State. I can only tell you as a lifelong Washingtonian who has at least for part of the year now been banished to Washington, DC, for duty, it's fun to be back home.

Let me begin this morning with some ground rules, and_also some history of the gorge and proposed gorge legislation. Then we'll be prepared for your testimony.

As you all know, this is a hearing of the Public Lands and Reserved Water Subcommittee of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. The subcommittee will receive testimony on the management by Federal and non-Federal entities of land within the Columbia River Gorge in the States of Oregon and Washington, and the possible need for Federal legislation to protect scenic, natural, cultural and other resource values in the Columbia River Gorge.

The Columbia Gorge has for many years been recognized as a nationally significant resource. As early as 1937, the Columbia Gorge Committee of the Northwest Regional Planning Commission recognized the danger of uncontrolled development on the gorge. During the last session of Congress, attempts were made to enact Federal legislation to regulate development of the gorge area. On March 1, 1983, Senator Packwood introduced S. 627, the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area Act of 1983. S. 627 would establish a National Scenic Area in the gorge to be administered by the U.S. Forest Service: The Forest Service, with the advise of a regional

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