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Nick Rahall: Mr. Speaker, H.R. 1814, introduced by our colleague, the gentleman from Massachusetts (Mr. Olver), would provide for a…

On the recordOctober 23, 2001
Mr. Speaker, H.R. 1814, introduced by our colleague, the gentleman from Massachusetts (Mr. Olver), would provide for a study of a series of trails extending through western Massachusetts and central Connecticut. The purpose of this study would be to determine if the trails in question are a suitable and feasible addition to the National Trails System. The trails are well established and traverse several hundred miles to provide a link to a number of historical and recreational sites in the Northeastern region. The testimony before the Committee on Resources indicate widespread public support for the trails, and the National Park Service testified that the trails would be a good candidate for study for possible designation as part of the National Trail System. Mr. Speaker, I wish to commend the gentleman from Massachusetts (Mr. Olver) for his initiative and for his pursuing this along every step of the away. I am aware of no opposition to the legislation, and I would urge its adoption by the House.
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Nick Rahall
West Virginia

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Discussing H.R. 1814, a bill for a study of trails in Massachusetts and Connecticut.

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