Competitive Aspects of Oil Shale Development: Hearings, Ninetieth Congress, First Session, Pursuant to S. Res. 26, 1. daļaU.S. Government Printing Office, 1967 - 636 lappuses Discusses possibility of large oil company monopolization of oil shale development in the Rocky Mountains. |
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... amount . This amounts to disbursing public prop- erty while wearing a multiple series of blindfolds . I would suggest that it would be justified , if at all , only by the absence of alternative and more orderly procedures or by the need ...
... amount . This amounts to disbursing public prop- erty while wearing a multiple series of blindfolds . I would suggest that it would be justified , if at all , only by the absence of alternative and more orderly procedures or by the need ...
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... amount of gold . Well , we might ask ourselves why isn't everyone hiking out to Wyoming and staking out a gold claim ? The fact is that there is gold there and there is a lot of gold there , but it is interspersed through about 50 cubic ...
... amount of gold . Well , we might ask ourselves why isn't everyone hiking out to Wyoming and staking out a gold claim ? The fact is that there is gold there and there is a lot of gold there , but it is interspersed through about 50 cubic ...
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... amount of oil consumed , it would equal about 25 million barrels of oil per day in 1965. The Department of the Interior estimates that this oil equivalent will rise in 1980 to about 42.3 mil- lion barrels per day . " While energy ...
... amount of oil consumed , it would equal about 25 million barrels of oil per day in 1965. The Department of the Interior estimates that this oil equivalent will rise in 1980 to about 42.3 mil- lion barrels per day . " While energy ...
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... amount of admin- istrative legerdemain can overcome this fundamental principle . " But is there really such a fundamental rule or fundamental prin- ciple ? And , if there might be , does it really take precedence over the natural rights ...
... amount of admin- istrative legerdemain can overcome this fundamental principle . " But is there really such a fundamental rule or fundamental prin- ciple ? And , if there might be , does it really take precedence over the natural rights ...
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... amount of soda ash , alumi- num , and oil shale and pick an area big enough to produce an equal amount of these in value and , this is what he says . Perhaps I have to read this paragraph three or four times to get it . It is not ...
... amount of soda ash , alumi- num , and oil shale and pick an area big enough to produce an equal amount of these in value and , this is what he says . Perhaps I have to read this paragraph three or four times to get it . It is not ...
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acreage acres aluminum American antitrust barrels of oil Basin bidding billion barrels Bureau of Mines Chairman CHUMBRIS COHEN Colorado commercial competition Congress conservation corporation cost crude oil dawsonite Department depletion allowance deposits domestic DOUGLAS drilling economic energy estimated Federal Government Galbraith going Green River formation hearings important Interior Committee ment MESCH Mineral Leasing Act monopoly nahcolite NETSCHERT oil industry oil shale claims oil shale development oil shale industry oil shale lands oil shale reserves operation patent percent Piceance Piceance Basin present problems Professor GARNSEY proposed protect public interest public lands question record research and development reserves retorting royalty Secretary UDALL Senator DOMINICK Senator FONG Senator HANSEN Senator HART shale oil sodium sources statement subcommittee talking Thank tion trillion United Utah WATKINS WAYLAND WEINBERG Wyoming
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