...act as well as receipts from grazing districts, 25 percent for range improvements and 50 percent to be paid to the States for the benefit of the counties in which the lands producing the moneys are situated. Section 15, as amended, authorizes the leasing for grazing...

...act as well as receipts from grazing districts, 25 percent for ranire improvements and 50 percent to be paid to the States for the benefit of the counties in which the lands producing the moneys are situated. Section 15, as amended, authorizes the leasing for grazing...

...and in the payment of 50 percent (25 percent for Indian lands) of the receipts from grazing districts to the States for the benefit of the counties in which the grazing districts are located. Housing laws.- — Payment of a proportion of the Federal receipts from...

...Congress to oppose passage of S. 712. providing that moneys received from the national forests and paid to the States for the benefit of the counties in which such forests are situated may be expended for purposes other than public schools and public roads....

...and schools. Twenty-five percent or more of the revenues are paid into State road and school funds for the benefit of the counties in which the national forests are located. Mr. ROCKWELL. I will be glad, Mr. Straus, if you will get that information. Mr. STRAUS. That...

...and schools. Twenty-five percent or more of the revenues are paid into State road and school funds for the benefit of the counties in which the national forests are located. Mr. ROCKWELL. I will be glad, Mr. Straus, if you will get that information. Mr. STRAUS. That...

...included in grazing districts under the Taylor Grazing Act return 12J/2 percent of the grazing fees to the States for the benefit of the counties in which the lands are located. Isolated or disconnected tracts, which are leased for grazing, return 50 percent...

...years immediately preceding the dedication of the lands to park purposes. All payments should be made to the States for the benefit of the counties in which the lands are located. Grand Teton National Park Acquired Lands Recommendation 18: The Committee recommends...

...those which at the time of acquisition were subject to taxes. Such transitional payments should be made to the States for the benefit of the counties in which the acquired lands are located and should be deducted from any national forest shared revenues payable...

...happened was that although the present law says 75 percent of the revenues from leases are to be returned to the States for the benefit of the counties in which the property is situated, in certain of our districts that included fees derived from licenses as well...