On the recordSeptember 27, 1996
I thank the Chair. I will try to be a little more rapid. Colorado, section 101: Cache La Poudre corridor, Senator Brown, Senator Campbell. RS2477, Section 405: An Alaskan issue. They want to strike 406, the Hanford Reach protection which is out in the State of Washington. Section 502, which is an historic area, the Vancouver National Historical Reserve: Gorton; Murray. They want to strike that. Civil and Revolutionary War sites: That is section 602. The Corinth, Mississippi Battlefield Act: I believe Senator Lott. The Richmond National Battlefield Park: Senator Warner, and perhaps Senator Robb. Section 604, the Revolutionary War, and the War of 1812 Historic Preservation Study: Senator Jeffords. The Shenandoah Valley Battlefield: Senator Warner and Senator Robb: Ski area permit for rental charges they want stricken. Visitors' services they want stricken. This is a park fee. Glacier Bay National Park: Section 704 stricken. And then out in the West: Senator Bond, Senator Ashcroft, section 803, referral, burros and horses. And, moving on, another Alaskan issue, 806, Katmai. Senator Campbell, section 811: Expenditure of Funds Outside Authorized Boundaries of the Rocky Mountain National Park, stricken. Section 815: National Park Service Administration Reform; Senator Baucus, and Senator Feinstein, I believe. Mineral King, additional permits, Section 816, stricken. Section 818, Calumet Ecological Park: I believe that is Senator Simon, and Senator Moseley-Braun.
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