Now, Mr. President, I hate to read to my distinguished colleague, but it will be helpful to clarify the record about this ``terrible'' Babbitt policy. He did not think it was a good idea to allow the States to come in here and claim a right-of-way simply because somebody moved a few rocks out of the way no matter where it was located.
Dale Bumpers: “Now, Mr. President, I hate to read to my distinguished colleague, but it will be helpful to clarify the record about…”
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Clarifying the record regarding the Babbitt policy during Senate debate.
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