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SESSION H. R. 2186 the ‘‘Ohio & Erie Canal IH gress Special Resources Study

Heritage Corridor National Historic Landmark

Ohio Zoar Cleveland Summit the State of Ohio Cuyahoga Summit, Stark the United States of America United States America the State of Mississippi

IH the Gulf of Mexico Corridor the Great Lakes Tuscarawas County Cuyahoga Valley Lake Erie

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SEC Advisory Commission the Advisory Commission Advisory the State of Ohio the Corridor Management Plan State Congress Federal, State Corridor Management Ohio & Erie Canal Park Service the Ohio & Erie Canal Ohio & Erie Canal Corridor the Federal Government the Greater Cleveland Growth Association the National Park Service NO CONDITIONING OF APPROVAL the Ohio Historic Preservation Officer THE OHIO & ERIE CANAL NATIONAL HERITAGE National Heritage Corridor Act CIES Cuyahoga Valley National Chamber of Commerce HEARINGS.—The Advisory Commission APPROPRIATIONS non-Federal Ohio & Erie Ohio & Erie Canal National Heritage Corridor REVISIONS.—If OHIO & ERIE CANAL NATIONAL HERITAGE House of Representa- the Ohio & Erie Canal Corridor National MEETINGS.—The Advisory Commission REVIEW OF BUDGET.—The Advisory Commission National Park Service Special Resources Study APPOINTMENTS.—The CORRIDOR ADVISORY COMMISSION Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area National Register of Historic Places Houses National Heritage Corridor the Committee on Resources the Ohio Department of Travel Nation the Ohio Department of Transpor- the Ohio & Erie Canal Corridor National Heritage Corridor

Stark SAWYER OXLEY REGULA HALL KASICH HOKE BROWN NEY STOKES LATOURETTE BOEHNER TRAFICANT GILLMOR HOBSON PRYCE KAPTUR

corridor canal heritage corridor national heritage ohio heritage management plan park service political subdivisions subdivisions cleveland route nonprofit organizations park historic