NOTE.-The Surveys and Investigations supervisory staff is supplemented by selected personnel borrowed on a reimbursable basis for varying lengths of time from various agencies to staff up specific studies and investigations. The current average annual full-time personnel equivalent is approximately 42. BARBARA L. CHAMBERS GERARD J. CHOUINARD PAUL V. FARMER SANDRA A. GILBERT ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT MARCIA L. MATTS GENEVIEVE A. MEALY DALE M. SHULAW CHRISTINE STOCKMAN BETTY LOU TAYLOR GEMMA M. WEIBLINGER TONI WILLIAMS (III) DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND RELATED AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1976 TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1975. AMERICAN REVOLUTION BICENTENNIAL ADMINISTRATION WITNESSES JOHN W. WARNER, ADMINISTRATOR MARJORIE W. LYNCH, DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR EUGENE SKORA, GENERAL COUNSEL STEVEN GOODRICH, BUDGET ANALYST JOSEPH BRUNO, LEGISLATIVE LIAISON RICHARD HITE, DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR Mr. YATES. The committee will be in order. We are very pleased to have the witnesses for the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration come before us for their presentation. The principal witness is the distinguished former Secretary of the Navy, John W. Warner, Administrator. Accompanying him are Ms. Marjorie W. Lynch, Deputy Administrator; Mr. Hugh Hall, Assistant Administrator: Mr. Eugene Skora, general counsel; and Mr. Steve Goodrich, budget analyst. Then we also have two members of the Legislative Liaison, Mr. Duke Zeller and Mr. Joseph Bruno. Mr. WARNER. We also have today Mr. Richard Hite, who represents the Secretary of the Interior. As you know, we have a close statutory relationship with them. GENERAL STATEMENTS Mr. YATES. Mr. Secretary, would you want to read your statement or place it in the record? Mr. WARNER. Mr. Chairman, I have taken the liberty of submitting my statement to the committee. Mr. YATES. It may be submitted for the record at this point, and we would be very pleased to receive your comments on the highlights of the statement. [The complete statements of Mr. John W. Warner, Ms. Marjorie W. Lynch, and Mr. Hugh A. Hall follow:] STATEMENT OF JOHN W. WARNER, ADMINISTRATOR Mr. Chairman and members of the Subcommittee on Interior and Related Agencies, I am pleased to appear before you today in support of a $10 million |