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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... matter is obvious . That there are no easy or sure answers is also clear . And certainly we are concerned that this resource be developed at the earliest possible time consistent with the public interest . But I am also convinced that ...
... matter is obvious . That there are no easy or sure answers is also clear . And certainly we are concerned that this resource be developed at the earliest possible time consistent with the public interest . But I am also convinced that ...
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... matter has been properly exercising that juris- diction and proceeding in the public interest . The Secretary of In- terior delivered his decision after many yars of study by his Depart- ment . He had the benefit of the interim report ...
... matter has been properly exercising that juris- diction and proceeding in the public interest . The Secretary of In- terior delivered his decision after many yars of study by his Depart- ment . He had the benefit of the interim report ...
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... matter and whose knowledge is recognized by all . We are very grateful to you , Senator Dominick , for coming . STATEMENT OF HON . PETER H. DOMINICK , A U.S. SENATOR FROM THE STATE OF COLORADO Senator DOMINICK . Thank you , Mr. Chairman ...
... matter and whose knowledge is recognized by all . We are very grateful to you , Senator Dominick , for coming . STATEMENT OF HON . PETER H. DOMINICK , A U.S. SENATOR FROM THE STATE OF COLORADO Senator DOMINICK . Thank you , Mr. Chairman ...
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... matter . But this all adds up , I believe , to the necessity for giving further consideration to the withdrawal problem and strongly recommends the advisability of public hearings . I will look forward to working closely with you on ...
... matter . But this all adds up , I believe , to the necessity for giving further consideration to the withdrawal problem and strongly recommends the advisability of public hearings . I will look forward to working closely with you on ...
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... matter of fact , whether we are going to need new legislation for that or not . I don't think so given the present Mineral Leasing Act . I think if you have a commercial discovery of a mineral it is permissible to get a lease which ...
... matter of fact , whether we are going to need new legislation for that or not . I don't think so given the present Mineral Leasing Act . I think if you have a commercial discovery of a mineral it is permissible to get a lease which ...
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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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