The Supplemental Appropriation Bill for 1951: Hearings Before Subcommittees of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Eighty-first Congress, Second Session |
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... plant is to continue to be used . In my opinion , this is impossible , as there is nothing in the 1950 or 1951 budgets to allow for this , nor is there any indication that it would be approved as a supple- mental appropriation . Even if ...
... plant is to continue to be used . In my opinion , this is impossible , as there is nothing in the 1950 or 1951 budgets to allow for this , nor is there any indication that it would be approved as a supple- mental appropriation . Even if ...
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... plant is so deteriorated as to place in jeopardy the continuance of the current health activities— That had something to do with my original recommendation . Mr. BATES . You do not think it would be advisable to postpone it until 1952 ...
... plant is so deteriorated as to place in jeopardy the continuance of the current health activities— That had something to do with my original recommendation . Mr. BATES . You do not think it would be advisable to postpone it until 1952 ...
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... plants and other important national installations , is now operating at close to its peak capacity . Mr. TABER . How close ? Tell us about that so that we can get some idea . Colonel POTTER . The curve of its possible production and the ...
... plants and other important national installations , is now operating at close to its peak capacity . Mr. TABER . How close ? Tell us about that so that we can get some idea . Colonel POTTER . The curve of its possible production and the ...
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... plants in this one big pool and provides for the best generation and the best distri- bution for optimum benefit of the entire region . In effect , you have one distribution system and one generating system in the Pacific Northwest ...
... plants in this one big pool and provides for the best generation and the best distri- bution for optimum benefit of the entire region . In effect , you have one distribution system and one generating system in the Pacific Northwest ...
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... plants was 1,232,903,000 kilowatt - hours . This was an average hourly rate of 1,660,000 kilowatt - hours . The installed generating capacity in these two plants was 1,525,000 kilowatts at that time . The capacity utilized during this ...
... plants was 1,232,903,000 kilowatt - hours . This was an average hourly rate of 1,660,000 kilowatt - hours . The installed generating capacity in these two plants was 1,525,000 kilowatts at that time . The capacity utilized during this ...
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additional Administration Admiral HopwOOD agencies Airport amount appropriation approximately asking BATES bill Board Bonneville Bonneville Power Administration budget building Bureau Chairman civil defense Colonel CORDINER Colonel HAYES Colonel POTTER Columbia River Commissioners committee Congress construction cost course Department District of Columbia employees equipment estimate EVANS expenses facilities Federal figure fiscal year 1951 fish fish ladders foot-and-mouth disease funds GARY going golf Government HEMPHILL HERSHEY hospital House Ice Harbor Dam increase June 30 justification KERR kilowatts KURTH laboratory LARSON LASSETER levee loans materials MEEHEAN ment NEWCOMER Office operation out-patient patients percent personnel PHILLIPS present production Prudence Island RABAUT record rent repair request ROONEY salaries SCHWAB SCRIVNER Selective Service System ships SIMMS Snake River statement supply TABER thing THOMAS tion United vessels Veterans virus WHITTEN WIGGLESWORTH YATES