On the recordJuly 13, 1995
No, no. Those are public lands already owned by the United States. Let me say this is not unique.
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govinfo.govNo, no. Those are public lands already owned by the United States. Let me say this is not unique.
Discussing the status of public lands during a congressional debate.
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