NATIONAL PARKS BILLS:CAROLYN FLOYD

From: Congressional Testimony | Date: March 9, 2004 | Copyright information


Congressional Testimony

03-09-2004

Statement of Carolyn Floyd Mayor City of Kodiak Senate Energy and Natural
Resources Committee March 9, 2004 Dear Mr. Chairman and Members of the
Subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to provide written testimony
in support of Senator Murkowski`s bill S.1430, to authorize a Special Resources
Study of the Erskine House, located on Kodiak Island, Alaska. We truly
appreciate Senator Murkowski`s efforts to ...

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