Energy and Water Development Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1985: Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, United States Senate, Ninety-eighth Congress, Second Session, Partie 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1984 - 2743 pages |
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... amounts to $ 2.724 billion , which is about three percent above the FY 1984 appropriation . The FY 1985 budget is a responsible one with a balanced program and a workload contingent upon increased participation by non - Federal ...
... amounts to $ 2.724 billion , which is about three percent above the FY 1984 appropriation . The FY 1985 budget is a responsible one with a balanced program and a workload contingent upon increased participation by non - Federal ...
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... amounts to $ 2.724 billion , which is about 3 percent above the fiscal year 1984 appropriation . PENDING WATER POLICY LEGISLATION Moving on quickly to pending legislation and its relationship to the budget , Mr. Chairman . In the first ...
... amounts to $ 2.724 billion , which is about 3 percent above the fiscal year 1984 appropriation . PENDING WATER POLICY LEGISLATION Moving on quickly to pending legislation and its relationship to the budget , Mr. Chairman . In the first ...
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... amounts of precipitation in November and December , the lake levels are extremely high . An inability to increase the channel ca- pacity of the Jordan River between the two lakes may add to the poten- tial flood hazards during the ...
... amounts of precipitation in November and December , the lake levels are extremely high . An inability to increase the channel ca- pacity of the Jordan River between the two lakes may add to the poten- tial flood hazards during the ...
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... amount of $ 2.724 billion for the Civil Works Program in FY 1985. This is about $ 75 million , or about three percent , greater than the funds appropriated for FY 1984. The amount is adequate to meet all continuing requirements and ...
... amount of $ 2.724 billion for the Civil Works Program in FY 1985. This is about $ 75 million , or about three percent , greater than the funds appropriated for FY 1984. The amount is adequate to meet all continuing requirements and ...
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... Great Salt Lake and Utah Lake in Utah . Record amounts of precipitation were recorded in Utah in November and December . The Great Salt Lake is 4.5 feet higher than a year ago at this time and is at Moreover , Great Salt 43.
... Great Salt Lake and Utah Lake in Utah . Record amounts of precipitation were recorded in Utah in November and December . The Great Salt Lake is 4.5 feet higher than a year ago at this time and is at Moreover , Great Salt 43.
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1985 APPROVED BUDGET 1985 budget request activities additional agencies Answer appropriation areas authorized AWARD BRATTON Buffalo Bill Dam Bureau of Reclamation Canal Central Arizona Project Central Valley Project Chairman HATFIELD CHANNEL Colorado River Committee completed CONGRESS THE LIBRARY construction continue CONTRACT AMOUNT Corps of Engineers cost sharing cost-sharing County CREEK DATE OF DATE Delaware River District DIVISION dredging economic environmental facilities financing fiscal year 1985 flood control funds FY 1985 budget FY 1985 CAPABILITY GIANELLI HARBOR hydropower ICPRB increase initiated Irrigation Jobs Bill Lake LIBRARY OF CONGRESS lock and dam million non-Federal percent planning Potomac Powerplant problems Project Investigation PROJECT TOTAL proposed Pumping Plant Question recreation reservoir scheduled Senator Senator ABDNOR Senator BURDICK Senator STENNIS South Dakota SUB-TOTALS Susquehanna River tion TVA's underway Unit Valley water quality water supply Wildlife
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