Second Supplemental Appropriation Bill, 1955: Hearings Before the Committee on Appropriations, United States Senate, Eighty-fourth Congress, First Session, on H.R. 4903, an Act Making Supplemental Appropriations for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1955, and for Other Purposes, [March 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, 31, April 1, 1955]U.S. Government Printing Office, 1955 - 674 pages |
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... fact that the permanent solution does not contemplate operation and maintenance of the cooperatives ' facilities or use of these facilities by SPA for delivery of the hydro power and energy . In this connection , the House ...
... fact that the permanent solution does not contemplate operation and maintenance of the cooperatives ' facilities or use of these facilities by SPA for delivery of the hydro power and energy . In this connection , the House ...
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... facts that are well known to you and this committee pertaining to the cutoff date of March 1 , 1955 , as it related to ... fact that before the appropriation can be made available to them , thus shortening the period of 3 months , that ...
... facts that are well known to you and this committee pertaining to the cutoff date of March 1 , 1955 , as it related to ... fact that before the appropriation can be made available to them , thus shortening the period of 3 months , that ...
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... fact that in this interim period , and probably for some time after the replacement contracts are completed , there will be a time when the facilities that have been constructed by the G. and T.'s in the area will not be fully loaded ...
... fact that in this interim period , and probably for some time after the replacement contracts are completed , there will be a time when the facilities that have been constructed by the G. and T.'s in the area will not be fully loaded ...
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... fact , Mr. Aandahl , that what gave rise to all of this was the fact that at the time these G. and T. contracts were entered into , there was a revolving fund that was managed by SPA ? And , as far as I remember , these contracts were ...
... fact , Mr. Aandahl , that what gave rise to all of this was the fact that at the time these G. and T. contracts were entered into , there was a revolving fund that was managed by SPA ? And , as far as I remember , these contracts were ...
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... fact that the drought in the Southwest has extended for 3 years . The hydro power for sale by the United States has not come up to the estimated amounts . Therefore they had to buy power in- stead of sell power . Senator ROBERTSON ...
... fact that the drought in the Southwest has extended for 3 years . The hydro power for sale by the United States has not come up to the estimated amounts . Therefore they had to buy power in- stead of sell power . Senator ROBERTSON ...
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$8 million additional Administration agencies amended amount approved approximately audit authorized average basis bill budworm Bureau of Indian Capitol CARL HAYDEN carriers Chairman HAYDEN claims Commission committee Congress contract contribution cooperatives cost countries Department District of Columbia DwORSHAK effect employees expenditures fallout Federal fiscal year 1955 forest funds going Government House Hurricane Hazel increase Indian Affairs June 30 justification ment military mail Montana months obligations Office operations Pan American payments percent personnel pledge Presently available Revised problem projects Public Law reduced referred to follows reimbursement representatives request Salaries and expenses school districts Secretary AANDAHL Senator DIRKSEN Senator DwORSHAK Senator ELLENDER Senator HOLLAND Senator THYE ships Southwestern Power Administration spruce budworm STASSEN statement submitted subsidy supplemental appropriation supplemental estimate technical assistance program tion United Nations United States attorneys United States Senate
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