Interior Nomination: Hearings Before the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, United States Senate, Ninety-fifth Congress, First Session, on the Proposed Nomination of Cecil D. Andrus to be Secretary of the Interior, January 17 and 18, 1977U.S. Government Printing Office, 1977 - 189 pages |
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Page 25 - Forgive me for pursuing this, I gather you intend to be deeply involved, the Department and yourself, to see that all interests including the Indian nations are also involved ? Governor ANDRUS. Yes ; we have that responsibility. Senator DECONCINI. I have no further questions, thank you very much, Governor. The CHAIRMAN. Senator Stevens. Senator STEVENS. Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman. I
Page 115 - requires that each Presidential nominee considered by the Committee shall submit a financial statement sworn to by the nominee as to its completeness and accuracy. Under the rule all such statements must be made public by the Committee unless the Committee
Page 115 - to Honorable Henry M. Jackson, Chairman, Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, US Senate, Washington, DC, 20510 (Attn : Staff Director) as soon as possible.
Page 115 - business, scholarly, civic, charitable and other organizations. Organization Office held (if any) Veterans of Foreign
Page 25 - much, Mr. Chairman. I would like to have my prepared statement put in the record. The CHAIRMAN. Without objection. [Senator Stevens' statement follows :] STATEMENT
Page 86 - its creation more than 125 years ago, the Department of the Interior has been charged with the responsibility of insuring that . America's vast natural wealth is used in the interest of the growth and progress of the Nation as a whole. The Secretary of the Interior is charged with policymaking control over the development and deployment of the mineral, energy, and agricultural resources upon which the Nation's economy depends.
Page 132 - of the Secretary of the Department of the Interior include jurisdiction over two broad areas: (1) the development of oil and gas reserves on the Outer Continental Shelf,
Page 14 - a Congressman from California and somebody from Missouri who asked a question. But, the next question I want to ask you is, with regard to Indian Affairs. First of all, you have had a chance to look over the reorganization plan of the BIA, that the American Indian Policy
Page 142 - but it also has a long history of responsibility for the health, education and welfare of these Alaskans. Significant in defining the relationship between the Department and Alaska Natives is the concept of "Indian Self Determination," both as a matter of Federal law and Department policy. Important to my friends and constituents in the Alaska Native