LIST AND LOCATION OF SNOW COURSES AND SOIL MOISTURE STATIONS Senator HASKELL. This concludes the hearing of the Subcommittee on Public Lands of the Interior Committee on Senate bills 702, 1863, and 1864. The record will remain open for 2 weeks for those who wish to submit anything further. Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for appearing. [Whereupon, at 3:10 p.m. the hearing was adjourned.] APPENDIX [Under authority previously granted, the following statements and communications were ordered printed:] MEMORANDUM FROM THE CHAIRMAN Many persons have requested that their comments be made part of the printed record. Not all could be accommodated. This volume, however, contains a broad sampling from the mail we have received. We have tried to ensure that all points of view have been included and that the weight of comments pro and con has been preserved. Those letters which were not reprinted here remain as part of the Committee's file and they, too, will be considered in our further work on the problems under study. Over the past several weeks we have received a large number of letters from interested individuals and groups throughout the country, containing their opinion on the proposed bills to designate lands as wilderness. (387) |