COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES JAMES A. HALEY, Florida, Chairman ROY A. TAYLOR, North Carolina ROBERT W. KASTENMEIER, Wisconsin GOODLOE E. BYRON, Maryland JIM SANTINI, Nevada PAUL E. TSONGAS, Massachusetts ALLAN T. HOWE, Utah JAMES WEAVER, Oregon BOB CARR, Michigan GEORGE MILLER, California THEODORE M. (TED) RISENHOOVER, Oklahoma WRIGHT PATMAN, Texas JOE SKUBITZ, Kansas, Ranking Minority Member DON H. CLAUSEN, California ROBERT E. BAUMAN, Maryland JAMES P. (JIM) JOHNSON, Colorado SHIRLEY N. PETTIS, California CHARLES CONKLIN, Staff Director and Chief Clerk LEE MCELVAIN, General Counsel WILLIAM L. SHAFER, Consultant on Mines, Minerals, and Public Lands (II) Abdnor, Hon. James, a Representative in Congress from the State of Ailes, Stephen, president, Association of American Railroads_- Andrews, Hon. Mark, a Representative in Congress from the State of 912 114 Bagge, Carl E., president, National Coal Association (plus table) - Baucus, Hon. Max, a Representative in Congress from the State of 117 Bishop, Floyd A., vice president, and Wyoming manager of J. T. 1070 Table 3-Bituminous coal: summary 1950 to 1972- Table 8-Coal production in target years by coal supply region, Table 9-Economic factors in the production of synthetic fuel_ Table 12-A-Relative cost of transporting 25,000,000 tons of Table 15-Comparison of f.o.b. mine realization and railroad rates Table 16-A-What the loss of 100 railroad jobs means to a com- 878 Table 18-Average rates charged for transportation of coal from Table 19-Average rate charged for transportation of coal from origin points west of the Mississippi River by type of train Map 5-Coal-fired powerplants, operating and planned. Coulter, Calvin, president, Nebraska Stockgrowers Association_ Craven, Donald B., Acting Assistant Administrator for Energy 439 687 Davey, William B., Deputy Administrator for Water Resources, Soil 401 Dennis, C. L., international president, Brotherhood of Railway, 1170 Forbes, Lawrence T., vice president-coal and ore traffic, Norfolk & 970 Grayson, Richard C., chairman of the board and president, St. Louis- 972 The Frisco System (map).-. 974 Herschler, Hon. Ed, Governor, State of Wyoming- Hopper, W. H., president, AMAX Coal Division of AMAX, Inc.. Horton, Hon. Jack O., Assistant Secretary for Land and Water Jones, Hon. James R., a Representative in Congress from the State 62 Keller, Leonard J., P.E. president, Methacoal Corp., Dallas, Tex.. Lewis, Floyd W., president, Middle South Utilities, Inc.. Lloyd, John H., president and chief executive officer of the Missouri MacKay, Darrell B., vice president, Northwest Pipeline Corp.... McCormick, John L., Washington representative, Environmental Menk, Louis W., chairman and chief executive officer, Burlington Northern Inc. (plus inserts)- - - Coal-related capital expenditure program road projects (chart)_ _ 5-year capital investment program (table) - - Summary of coal-related expansion 1976 through 1980 (table)__ Exhibit K-Relative costs of U.S. pipeline construction, 1948-74- Exhibit L-Supplemental statement by Burlington Northern Figure VII-1-Coal slurry pipeline transportation costs. Exhibit U-Sensitivity of pipeline economics to variations in Exhibit V-Coal related BN employment (table). Exhibit W-Letter dated Oct. 3, 1975 from Burlington Northern, Inc., to Chairman Haley and Members of the Committee__. Exhibit X-Revenue and income shortfall following coal slurry Exhibit Y-Statement by the Governors of the Old West Regional Commission in opposition to H.R. 1863-- Exhibit Z-Public policy resolution 75-13 opposing passage of Miller, Daniel N., Jr., State geologist of the State of Wyoming Attachment 1-Technical feasibility of the proposed Energy Attachment 2-Wyoming-Powder River Basin (chart) Miller, Hon. Myron, Acting Director of the Department of Transporta- 679 Mink, Hon. Patsy, a Representative in Congress from the State of Supplementary information for the record. Nassikas, Hon. John N., Chairman, Federal Power Commission, Reed, John S., chairman and chief executive officer, the Atchison, 461 960 1032 983 Roncalio, Hon. Teno, a Representative in Congress from the State of 50 Schulze, Hon. Richard T., a Representative in Congress from the State 74 Southern California Edison Co. (plus map). 1205 Stafford, Hon. George M., Chairman, Interstate Commerce Com- 620 Ward, Martin J., general president, United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry of the Zandi, Iraj, professor, department of civil and urban engineering, University of Pennsylvania (plus table and abstract) – Table 1.-Variations of freight pipelines – Freight Pipeline (by Iraj Zandi), abstract. Table 6-Typical land utilization for 1,000 mi. 38-in. pipeline. Allen, R. C., president, The Empire District Electric Co., Joplin, Mo., to Hon. James A. Haley, dated April 24, 1975- Austin, J. A., Missouri Pacific Railroad Co., to chairman and members of the House Interior Committee, dated September 16, 1975- Ayers, Thomas G., chairman and president, Commonwealth Edison, Bien, Frank N., executive vice president, Ohio Power Co., Canton, 1196 1188 117 1203 679 Bishop, Floyd A., J. T. Banner & Associates, Inc., Cheyenne, Wyo., 1124 1191 1216 Breithaupt, Harry J., Jr., Association of American Railroads, to Hon. James A. Haley, dated December 15, 1975 (plus enclosures). Railroad Land Grants: A Sharp Deal for Uncle Sam, from publica- tion of the Association of American Railroads Discontinuance of Land-Grant Rates for Transportation of Government Traffic, 79th Congress, 1st Session, Senate Report Breithaupt, Harry J., Jr., Association of American Railroads, to Hon. 959 |