The National Park Service already administers four units of the National Park System commemorating the Lewis and Clark expedition.
Ten other sites along the expedition's route have been designated as National Historic Landmarks.
The latter site has already been designated as a National Historic Landmark.
The area proposed as an interpretive center in H.R. 1982, however, is a State park that contains no nationally significant resources.
Will it end? It always has in the past.
I think we're coming up with a program that will have bipartisan support.
I'm calling today for Congress to act quickly on comprehensive drought relief.
It is three miles away from the site where Lewis and Clark portaged around the Great Falls of the Missouri River;
We're all praying for a lot more rain and for the end of this drought.
Well, right now, that's on the floor in the Congress, and we really have a bipartisan group together.
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