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Page 107 - of Economic Opportunity Peace Corps Department of Agriculture Department of Commerce Department of Defense Corps of Engineers Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Department of Housing and Urban Development Department of the Interior Department of Justice Department of Labor Post Office Department Department of State Treasury Department Department of
Page 238 - consideration the character and nature of the overburden, the future suitable use of the land involved and the cost of backfilling, grading and reclamation to be required. In a particular instance where the circumstances are such as to warrant an exception, the Commission, in its discretion, may reduce the amount of the bond for a particular operation to
Page 93 - I am asking each of them to immediately begin to introduce a very new and a very revolutionary system of planning and programming and budgeting throughout the vast Federal Government, so that through the tools of modern management the full promise of a finer
Page 46 - (2) Maintain spare capacity to produce and deliver crude oil when international factors disrupt supplies from other sources; (3) Maintain refinery capacity in the United States adequate to meet both defense and essential civilian needs in periods of disruption of normal world oil trade; and (4) Provide a healthy petroleum industry in the United
Page 102 - by sharing a portion of the risk for costly demonstration plants. The time has now come for government and industry to commit themselves to a joint effort to achieve commercial scale demonstrations in the most crucial and most promising clean energy development areas—the fast breeder reactor sulfur oxide control technology and
Page 28 - would allow the Commission to use these national laboratories, either for its own account or for others, to assist in the balanced and imaginative research and development efforts which are needed for the Nation to continue to know the blessings of both a high-energy civilization and a beautiful and healthy environment. Fields such as underground electric transmission and
Page 37 - fixed quota limitations that have been in effect for the past ten years and the system of implementation that has grown up around them, bear no reasonable relation to current requirements for protection either of the national economy or of essential oil consumption.
Page 107 - which would help to alleviate these problems through longer range planning by the utilities and through the establishment of State or regional agencies to license new bulk power facilities prior to their construction. Hearings are now being held by the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee of the House of Representatives concerning these proposals and other measures which would provide an open planning and decision-making capacity