Omnibus Rivers and Harbors and Flood Control Bills, 1965: Hearings Before Subcommittee on Rivers and Harbors and the Subcommittee on Flood Control of the Committee on Public Works, House of Representatives, Eighty-ninth Congress, First Session, Part 3 |
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... requirements , a more direct feel for the scope of our planning job can be obtained by a look at the project proposals made during the last decade and acted on by your committee . During fiscal years 1955 through 1964 the Corps of ...
... requirements , a more direct feel for the scope of our planning job can be obtained by a look at the project proposals made during the last decade and acted on by your committee . During fiscal years 1955 through 1964 the Corps of ...
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... requirements of the Nation in 1980 ? General GRAHAM . This estimate is based largely on the Senate select committee reports of 1960. There has been no similar updat- ing or intensive investigation of those assumptions in this period of ...
... requirements of the Nation in 1980 ? General GRAHAM . This estimate is based largely on the Senate select committee reports of 1960. There has been no similar updat- ing or intensive investigation of those assumptions in this period of ...
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... requirements of local cooperation . Local interests have indicated a willingness to meet the local coopera- tion requirements . The benefit - to - cost ratio is 1.5 to 1 . Comments of the State and Federal agencies are favorable . The ...
... requirements of local cooperation . Local interests have indicated a willingness to meet the local coopera- tion requirements . The benefit - to - cost ratio is 1.5 to 1 . Comments of the State and Federal agencies are favorable . The ...
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... requirements of local cooperation . Local interests have indicated a willingness to comply with the requirements . The benefit - to - cost ratio is 1.1 to 1. Comments of the State and Federal agencies are favorable . The Bureau of the ...
... requirements of local cooperation . Local interests have indicated a willingness to comply with the requirements . The benefit - to - cost ratio is 1.1 to 1. Comments of the State and Federal agencies are favorable . The Bureau of the ...
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... requirements . In the last 3 years there has been the construction of eight new vessels , from 1962 to the present ... requirement of 421/2 feet . As to the number of deep - draft users , as of January 1965 , there were about 145 bulk ...
... requirements . In the last 3 years there has been the construction of eight new vessels , from 1962 to the present ... requirement of 421/2 feet . As to the number of deep - draft users , as of January 1965 , there were about 145 bulk ...
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88th Congress acres annual approved Army authorization BALDWIN Bayou beach benefit-cost ratio benefit-to-cost ratio benefits Big Stone Lake bill Budget Bureau Chairman Cheat River Chief of Engineers CLAUSEN Colonel KRISTOFERSON Colonel PINNELL Colonel PRESTON Colonel YOUNG committee Congress Congressman construction cooperation Corps of Engineers County damage drainage district DUBROW economic electric Engineers recommends estimated cost estimated Federal cost existing facilities Federal agencies Federal Government Federal Power Commission feet fish and wildlife Flint River flood control floodway Georgia Power GRAY HARSHA House Document hydroelectric industry interests have indicated John River JONES Lake land LASTINGER Lazer Creek levees located ment miles million Mississippi River navigation Oahu operation percent port problem proposed Public questions recreation reservoir River Basin Rivers and Harbors Rowlesburg Secretary Senate report statement subcommittee taxes Thank tion tributaries Tucker County Upson County water resources
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Page 125 - Army to make this comprehensive study and to construct, operate, and maintain in the State of Maryland a hydraulic model of the Chesapeake Bay Basin and an associated technical center.
Page 242 - ... and the flood control work accomplished by the Federal Government, the main river levees were breached at 13 locations. About 26,000 square miles of the 35,000 square miles in the valley were inundated. Cities, towns, and farms were flooded, crops were destroyed and industry paralyzed.