Coal Slurry Pipeline, Hearings ..., 87-2 ..., April 18, May 1, 2, 3, 4, 21, 19621962 - 246 pages |
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... reason the oil pipelines were subject to regulation . Senator LAUSCHE . Then , to summarize : One , the private carrier of this fluid coal could completely limit the companies whose coal it would carry ? Mr. MURPHY . Yes , sir ; and ...
... reason the oil pipelines were subject to regulation . Senator LAUSCHE . Then , to summarize : One , the private carrier of this fluid coal could completely limit the companies whose coal it would carry ? Mr. MURPHY . Yes , sir ; and ...
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... reason we raise these questions is to try to be helpful to the Congress . Senator MONRONEY . In other words , the pipelines as they exist meet the needs and the speed and the service with which the oil industry has become accustomed to ...
... reason we raise these questions is to try to be helpful to the Congress . Senator MONRONEY . In other words , the pipelines as they exist meet the needs and the speed and the service with which the oil industry has become accustomed to ...
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... reasons we mention that , Sen- ator , is this : That if you certificate the coal slurry movement you do have to give some thought as to whether they can be in service today and abandon it tomorrow at will because once you are in this ...
... reasons we mention that , Sen- ator , is this : That if you certificate the coal slurry movement you do have to give some thought as to whether they can be in service today and abandon it tomorrow at will because once you are in this ...
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... reasons ; yes , sir . Senator LAUSCHE . And gas was given the right of eminent domain because gas is normally sent to public utilities and distributed to the public as a whole ? Mr. MURPHY . You have the oil , Senator , you have some of ...
... reasons ; yes , sir . Senator LAUSCHE . And gas was given the right of eminent domain because gas is normally sent to public utilities and distributed to the public as a whole ? Mr. MURPHY . You have the oil , Senator , you have some of ...
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... reason the bill didn't get out of committee . So , there has been an attempt to give the right of eminent domain for storage purposes , but I don't recall in the time I have been on the com- mittee that they have ever had the attempt or ...
... reason the bill didn't get out of committee . So , there has been an attempt to give the right of eminent domain for storage purposes , but I don't recall in the time I have been on the com- mittee that they have ever had the attempt or ...
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add the words areas BARTON bill bituminous coal carrier of coal certificate of public Chairman class I railroads coal by pipeline coal company coal in liquid coal industry coal mining coal operators coal pipeline coal producers coal slurry pipeline committee common carrier competitive Congress Consolidation Coal construction consumers convenience and necessity cost court delete the words eastern economic eminent domain energy Federal Power Commission freight rates fuel HOGG Interior Interstate Commerce Act Interstate Commerce Commission legislation liquid form LOOMIS Love million tons MURPHY Nation Natural Gas Act Ohio patents percent pipe pipeline company pipeline transportation power of eminent President private carrier public convenience public interest question rail railroads regulation residual oil right of eminent Senator LAUSCHE Senator MCGEE Senator MORTON Senator THURMOND Senator YARBOROUGH statement tion transportation of coal transporting coal U.S. Senate WARREN G West Virginia word company words natural-gas
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