I agree that under one set of circumstances it would appear that they would have a veto. Congress continues to meet. If they would refuse to sell, I believe we could sit down then and draw up a national park that could exclude those inholdings in such a fashion as to allow the park to proceed in a proper fashion. I do not have any indications that they would be that recalcitrant with respect to this particular piece of land.
Bob Bennett: “I agree that under one set of circumstances it would appear that they would have a veto. Congress continues to meet. If…”
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Discussing the potential for creating a national park and land inholdings.
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