91st Congress - 1969-01-03 to 1971-01-03

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The Department of Health, Education and Welfare has awarded a contract for drilling and renovating water wells for Indian families in multiple counties, including Broken Bow, Tishomingo, Idabel, Ardmore, Seminole, Wetumka, Holdenville, Wewoka, and Konawa in Oklahoma. The announcement was made by Congressman Carl Albert.

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The Department of Health, Education and Welfare has awarded a $51,477 contract for drilling and renovating water wells for Indian families in Broken Bow, Tishomingo, Idabel, Healdton, Ardmore, Calvin, Holdenville, Konawa, Wewoka, and Seminole, Oklahoma. The announcement was made by Carl Albert, M. c.

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The text includes various letters and news clippings regarding projects and events in Oklahoma and Arkansas. It discusses a meeting for the Weyerhaeuser Project in McCurtain County, a training program on law enforcement, and the Arkansas River Dedication in June 1971. It also highlights the construction and dedication of the Broken Bow Dam and Reservoir and the efforts of politicians such as Congressman Carl Albert.

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This document contains a letter and two press releases from Congressman Carl Albert, discussing a bill introduced by Albert to repeal the Choctaw Termination Act of 1959 passing the House of Representatives.

Scope and Contents The Broken Bow Dam and Reservoir was dedicated in a ceremony attended by 500-700 people, including guest speaker Congressman Carl Albert. Albert praised the potential of the area's water resources and encouraged growth. The dam was built with tax dollars from all 50 states and was dedicated to a free and beautiful America. Albert, a potential candidate for Speaker of the House, discussed the history of upstream dams in the area and the fight for their construction. The ceremony included...

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The Department of Health, Education and Welfare has awarded a $51,477 contract for drilling and renovating water wells for Indian families in seven counties, including the recipient's. The announcement was made by Carl Albert, M.C.

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Correspondence regarding the status of a proposed 9-hole golf course at Beavers Bend below the Broken Bow Dam and reservoir by the Broken Bow Chamber of Commerce. The proposed golf course was rejected under the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969, as it would fundamentally change the character of the timbered area.

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The pamphlet titled "Figures on Lakes" by the Tulsa District Corps of Engineers text includes a map of authorized projects in the Tulsa district, with the completed or under construction projects underlined in the legend, and a table of figures describing the water areas of the projects.

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The Department of Health, Education and Welfare updated Senators Harris, Bellmon, and the author on a specific topic.

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Grace Winfield of U.S. Department of Health. Education and Welfare (HEW) announced on 3/24/69 that a contract has been awarded to several Native American tribes in Oklahoma for the drilling and renovation of water wells. The contractor for the project is Williams Drilling Company from Nebraska, and the contract is valued at $51,477.