BILLS-109hr2361eas.pdf

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Common- Act the ‘‘Land 3 Acquisition and REMEMBRANCE the ‘‘To Be’’ 13 the ‘Fund’ the ‘‘Sisk Act the ‘‘National Forest the National Moment of Remembrance the ‘‘Indian Health Services the ‘‘Forest Service Facility Realignment and Enhancement the ‘‘Science and Technology the ‘‘State and Private

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the United States United States States Alaska Nevada Samoa the District of Columbia Washington Puerto Rico Oregon the United States Government California Guam the United States Park Police the District of Co- Bureau the State of Arizona the State of Alaska the United States-Mexico Border Lawton Delaware 14 States United States Park Angeles the United States National Committee Sac the United States Geological Alaska Native Villages the States of Virginia the United States Virgin Islands Alaska Region Salt River Lake Havasu City Baltimore the United States Court of Appeals the United States Bureau of Mines: Utah the Federated States Bernardino Florida Maryland the United States District Court Micronesia Working North Dakota the Republic of Palau Future United States the District of Columbia Zoning

the Northern Mariana Islands Everglades Great Basin the Cheyenne River Virgin Islands San the Chase Lake MMS appro- 13 Save America’s Pacific Basin United Valles Lake Tahoe South Atlantic the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Annex Paradise Inn Gulf of Mexico Mid-Atlantic Historic Watertrail Thunder Mountain Appalachian Clean the District of Colum- Northern Mariana Islands Covenant Eagle Butte Chesapeake Comprehensive the North Atlantic Chesapeake Bay Valles Caldera Ellis Island Pearl Harbor Comprehensive Environ- Surface the Glen Canyon Dam the Oil Spill the Chesapeake Bay

Indian American Indians Hopi NORTH AMERICAN WETLANDS CONSERVATION FUND non-Indian Chippewa Cree Navajo tories Congressional Salish AGREEMENTS.—The African American Indians Mormon HOPI INDIAN Eastern Asian ican Indians

SEC U.S.C. Interior Senate State the Forest Service House the Department of the Interior the Indian Health Service Bureau Agriculture Congress the National Park Service Forest Service Arts Health Service Department National Appropriations National Forest System United the Bureau of Indian Affairs Service the Department of Agriculture Federal National Park Service Columbia Foundation the Land and Water Conservation Fund Agency EAS Service the National Forest System Office the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act the Youth Conservation Corps National Forest the Bureau of Land Management the Smithsonian Institution Land Management Water Conservation Fund Park Service Related Agencies Appropriations Act the Federal Government the Environmental Protection Agency the Department of the Inte- the Historic Preservation Fund tional Forest System EPA the House of Representatives Mining Control and Reclamation Act

SARA Treasures Robert T. Knutson Payette Jr. Parks Haskell JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER Lake Powell H.R. 2361 John Smith Baker Martin Luther King

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