as I remember, there were a lot of people offering amendments to cut out funding for the Corps of Engineers and also money for the Endangered Species Act that could have been utilized for these purposes. I think if the gentleman goes back and looks at the record, he will see that some of those amendments are a part of the reason why he did not get more of a response on these issues.
Norman D. Dicks: “as I remember, there were a lot of people offering amendments to cut out funding for the Corps of Engineers and also…”
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Discussing funding amendments related to the Corps of Engineers and the Endangered Species Act.
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