Department of the Interior and Related Agencies Appropriations for 1972: Hearings ... 92d Congress, 1st Session |
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acres activities additional administration agencies Alaska American amount animals appropriation areas Bicentennial biology Board BOORSTIN budget building Center CLIFF committee Congress construction cooperative cost Department environment environmental equipment Estimate exhibits facilities Federal fiscal year 1972 forest land Forest Service forestry funds Gallery gypsy moth habitat HANSEN Hirshhorn Museum History and Technology improvement Increase Program Indian information follows insert International Biological Program Joseph H Laboratory Madam Chairman maintenance McDADE ment million Museum and Sculpture National Collection National Forest National Museum National Portrait Gallery NELSON Office operations percent personnel planning pollution positions problems production projects proposed Radiation Biology record recreation Renwick Gallery requested RIPLEY scholars SCHULTZ scientists Sculpture Garden Secretary Smithsonian Institution staff supplies timber tion Total trees U. S. Dollars United utilization visitors Washington watershed wildlife Zectran
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