Hearings, Reports and Prints of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural ResourcesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1979 - Energy policy |
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Page 52 - ... Billings area. I understand you to say that we are now going further north. How close do you come to Billings and to the present refineries; and isn't it the case that if you go further north you are near the lignite basin, you are not really leaving the coalfield, you are just changing coalfields ¥ Mr. SANDMEYER. We do go north of Billings again to get the alinement up to the Yellowstone area and get to the utility corridor across the States of North Dakota and Minnesota. I don't know the exact...
Page 21 - ... STREET. I shall not take more than a minute. I thought, however, as a matter of information, you might like to have facts regarding a question which was raised on the floor of the Senate yesterday, as I judge, by reading the newspapers. The question was asked as to the load of relief in Washington. I would like to introduce for the record, if I may, a statement which shows that in the month of January, as compared with 32 comparable cities, Washington ranked eighteenth in relief expenditures...