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And Environmental Issues in

The Twentieth Century

A Bibliography

Environmental

History

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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

and Environmental Issues in

the Twentieth Century

A Bibliography

by

Jeffrey K. Stine

Michael C. Robinson

With the Support of the

Public Works Historical Society

Historical Division

Office of Administrative Services

Office of the Chief of Engineers
Foreword

Few issues are more complex than how to protect life and property without doing permanent and disastrous damage to the

environment. In this century, especially in the last 20 or 30 years, the problem has received wide publicity and left few people neutral. That is understandable, for today's decision about the environment will affect countless millions in the future .

Mainly through its rivers and harbors work, the Corps of Engineers has been engaging in environmental issues for

more than acentury and a half. Because the Corps has the responsibility for ensuring the navigability of the major

rivers ofthe country and is also the nation's primary flood control agency, much attention hasfocused on its activities .

This bibliography is a detailed compilation of publications relating to the Corps and the environment, excepting

highly technical research and development monographs. It will be ofvalue to people both within and outside of the

Corps. In particular, it should serve as a research tool for historians, political scientists, environmentalists, and water

resource developers.

The Authors

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Paul F. Kavanaugh

Colonel, Corps of Engineers

Chief of Staff

Jeffrey K. Stine is a doctoral candidate in the social history of technology at the University of California, Santa

Barbara, and is a pre-doctoral fellow at the Smithsonian Institution. Michael C. Robinson, formerly Executive

Secretary of the Public Works Historical Society, is currently the Division Historian, Lower Mississippi Valley

Division, U.S . Army Corps of Engineers. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Wyoming in 1973, and has

published widely in the fields of public works and environmental history.
This select bibliography lists the major books, articles, newspaper accounts, government publications, and

unpublished materials that address environmental aspects of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' civil works and

regulatory programs. It focuses exclusively on 20th-century environmental history with an emphasis on the period

after 1969. Therefore, literature describing contributions in western exploration and in establishing and protecting

national parks and forests prior to 1900 is not included. While we make no claims for completeness, we have

attempted to be comprehensive within these limitations . Our search is current through September 1982.

To some extent, the entire spectrum ofthe agency's activities has an environmental dimension. For more than

150 years, the Corps has undertaken navigation, flood control, harbor, water supply, and other public works that have

modified the natural environment. These projects have been built and operated in accordance with national policies

as well as regional and local social and economic needs and expectations . However, the vast literature on the

planning, design, construction, and operation of Corps projects extends beyond the scope of this bibliography. We

have also excluded environmental impact statements and most technical reports .

Instead, the following list ofcitations gathers the professional, public, and popular literature that specifically

describes or comments on the influence of Corps activities on rivers, estuaries, wetlands, and attendant ecological

systems . Especially in the past two decades, the agency's program has been at the center ofenvironmental protests.

Once lionized for the broad spectrum ofbenefits that result from its projects, the Corps has been more frequently cast

as an environmental villain . Therefore, the majority of selections in the bibliography deal with controversies and

often reflect a pejorative view of Corps undertakings . Nevertheless, many of the citations illustrate efforts by the

Corps, particularly in the 1970s, to become more responsive to the changing imperatives and public expectations of

the environmental era.

While most technical literature is not included in the bibliography, it is readily obtainable through a variety of

reference aids. The widest coverage oftechnical reports is provided by the National Technical Information Service in

its Government Reports Announcements and Index. The U.S Department of the Interior's Selected Water Resources

Abstracts and the Environmental Protection Agency's EPA Publications Bibliography Quarterly Abstract Bulletin

contain much material relevant to the Corps. For the period before 1977, see EPA Cumulative Bibliography . Online

computer data bases such as "Enviroline," "NTIS Bibliographic Data File," and "Fishand Wildlife Reference Service"

are also useful. The best source for environmental impact statements isEIS: Key to EnvironmentalImpactStatements

(January 1977 to June 1979), published by Information Resources Press. The name was changed to EIS: Digests of

Environmental Impact Statements in July 1979. EIS Cumulative 1970-1976 covers the earlier period . Finally,

Environment Reporter should be consulted for changes in federal environmental policies and major environmental

court decisions.

The bibliography is divided into generic categories: books, articles, government publications, unpublished

items, and newspapers. Individual citations within the first four categories are listed alphabetically and are indexed

by subject. The newspaper articles are grouped by state and listed chronologically. In compiling these sources we

utilized several computer data bases as well as the more traditional bibliographic finding aids. In addition we

perused, issue by issue, the serial publications of the various environmental organizations for anything relating to

the Corps. Most newspaper articles were obtained through the Corps'Daily Clips. This four-page leaflet is intended to

keep the Corps leadership abreast ofpublic opinion concerning the organization by reproducing articles (both pro and

con) from newspapers located throughout the United States.

We hope this compilation will be a valuable resource for public officials, environmentalists, scholars, and

teachers in the fields of public works and environmental history, as well as Corps personnel who wish to gain

perspectives on the environmental aspects of the agency's history. Our thanks go to Ann C. Crumpler, John T.

Greenwood, Martin Reuss, Frank N. Schubert, Noel Spain, Rebecca Stine, and Margaret Wales for their help and

encouragement . To Dr. Reuss goes our special appreciation for his help in compiling the index.

Preface

Jeffrey K. Stine

Michael C . Robinson

July 1983
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Government Publications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., . . . . . 

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Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .103

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U.S . Army Corps of Engineers, Galveston District, 1977.

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30. Brown, D. Clayton. Rivers, Rockets and Readiness: Army Engineers in the Sunbelt: AHistory ofthe Fort Worth

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31. Buker, George E. Sun, Sand, and Water. AHistory ofthe Jacksonville District, U.S . Army Corps ofEngineers,

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33 . Caldwell, Lynton K. ; Hayes, Lynton R. ; and MacWhirter, Isabel M. Citizens andtheEnvironment: Case Studies

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35. Cebulski, F.J . TheDestruction ofTamalpais CreekMarinCounty, California:ADocumentaryHistory . Privately

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36. Chambers, John Whiteclay II. The North Atlantic Engineers: AHistory ofthe North Atlantic Division andIts

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37. Clement, Thomas M., Jr., and Lopez, Glen. Engineering a Victory for OurEnvironment. A Citizen's Guide to the

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38. Clepper, Henry Edward, ed. Origins ofAmerican Conservation. New York, Ronald Press Co., 1966.

39. Coate, L. Edwin, and Bonner, Patricia A. Regional Environmental Management. New York: John Wiley and

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40. Cooley, Richard A., and Wandesforde-Smith, Geoffrey, eds. Congress andtheEnvironment. Seattle: University

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41 . Dasmann, Raymond F. No FurtherRetreat: The Fight to Save Florida. New York: Macmillan, 1971.

42. Ditton, Robert B., and Goodale, Thomas C., eds. Environmental Impact Analysis : Philosophy and Methods.

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43 . Dolgin, Erica L., and Guilbert, Thomas G.P ., eds. Federal Environmental Law. St. Paul, MN: West Publishing

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44 . Douglas, William O. The Three Hundred Year War: A Chronicle ofEcological Disaster. New York: Random

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45. Drescher, Nuala McGann, and Martin

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46. Environmental Defense Fund. Malignant Neglect. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1979.

47. Environmental Law Institute . The Evolution of National Wildlife Law. Washington: Government Printing

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48. Environmental Regulation and Litigation in Florida. Tallahassee : Continuing Legal Education, Florida Bar,

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49. Eschmeyer, Paul Henry. Bibliography of Research Publications of the U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and

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50. Evans, Nan, et al. The Search forPredictability:Planning and ConflictResolution in GraysHarbor, Washington.

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51. Fallows, James M. The WaterLords: Ralph Nader's Study Group Report onIndustry andEnvironmental Crisis

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52. Feiveson, Harold A. ; Sinden, Frank W. ; and Socolow, Robert H., eds. Boundaries ofAnalysis:AnInquiry into the

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53. Ferejohn, John A. PorkBarrel Politics:Rivers andHarborsLegislation, 1947-1968. Stanford: Stanford University

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54. Florida Defenders of the Environment. Environmental Impact ofthe Cross-Florida Barge Canal with Special

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55. FlowingFree: A Citizen's Guide forProtecting Wild andScenic Rivers . Washington: River Conservation Fund,

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56. Fox, Stephen. John Muir andHis Legacy : TheAmerican Conservation Movement. Boston: Little, Brown and Co.,

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57 . Frank, Bernard, and Netboy, Anthony. Water, Land, and People . New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1950.

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66. Hagwood, Joseph Jeremiah, Jr. Engineers at the Golden Gate:AHistory ofthe SanFrancisco District U.S . Army

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67. Hart, Henry C. The Dark Missouri . Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1957.

68. Harte, John, and Socolow, Robert H. Patient Earth. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1971.

69. Haveman, Robert H. Water Resources Investment and the Public Interest . Nashville: Vanderbilt University

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71. Hays, Samuel P. Conservation andthe Gospel ofEfficiency: TheProgressive Conservation Movement, 1890-1920.

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75. Highsmith, Richard Morgan. Conservation in the United States . Chicago: Rand McNally, 1969.

76. Hill, William W. The National Environmental Policy Act andFederal Water Resources Planning: Effects and

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77. Hill, William W., and Ortolano, Leonard. NEPA's Influence on Federal WaterPlanning: Phase 1, Effect of the

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78. Holder,Trusten H. Progress in thePreservation ofDelta Wetlands. Arkansas Department ofPlanning. N.p., n.d.

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129. Pringle, Laurence. Wild River. Philadelphia : J.B. Lippincott Company, 1972.

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135. Reuss, Martin . Shaping Environmental Awareness: The U.S . Army Corps of Engineers' Environmental

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137. Richardson, Elmo R. Dams, Parks and Politics: Resource Development and Preservation in the TrumanEisenhower Era. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 1973 .

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1131. Winchester, Ellen. "America's Beleaguered Coasts." Sierra Club Bulletin 62 (April 1977): 4-8, 26.

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1137. Wood, Lowell D. "Evaluation Procedures of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: The Dos Rios Project ."

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1150. Baur, E. Jackson. Assessing the Social Effects of Public Works Projects. Ft. Belvoir, VA: Army Corps of

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1151. Bishop, A. Bruce. Public Participation in WaterResource Planning. IWRReport 70-7. Alexandria, VA: Army

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1152 . Borton, Thomas E. ; Warner, Katharine P. ; and Wenrich, J. William. The Susquehanna CommunicationParticipation Study: Selected Approaches to Public Involvement in Water Resources Planning. Report to

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1154. Conservation Foundation . Coastal Environmental Management. Guidelines for Conservation of Resources

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1157. Kelley, John W., et al . Reservoirs and Waterways: Identification and Assessment ofEnvironmental Quality

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1158. Llewellyn, Lynn G., and Peiser, Claire. NationalEnvironmental Policy Act (NEPA) and the Environmental

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Agency, 1973 .

1159. Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Commission. Atchafalaya Basin Usage Study: Interior Report, July 1,

1971-June 30,1972. New Orleans: The Commission, 1973 .

1160. Morris, J.W. The Corps ofEngineers and theAmericanEnvironment: Past, Present, andFuture . Washington :

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1161 . Neinaber, Jeanne . Bureaucracy, Policy, and Change: The Impact of Environmentalism in the Corps of

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1162. Ortolano, Leonard. Water Resources Decision Making on the Basis of the Public Interest. Report 75-1. Ft.

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1164. Ortolano, Leonard, and Hill, William W. An Analysis ofEnvironmental Statements for Corps ofEngineers

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1165. Ragan, James F. Public Participation in Water Resources Planning: An Evaluation of the Programs of15

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1972 .

1166. Simmons, Malcolm. WaterPollution Control: Disposal ofDredge and Fill . Washington : Library of Congress,

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1168. U.S . Army. Corps of Engineers. Power, Navigation and Fish Facilities on the Columbia River at Bonneville Dam, Bonneville, Oregon and Washington. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1948.

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1170 . U.S . Army. Corps of Engineers. Shore Protection Program: Information on Assistance by the Corps of Engineers in Shore Protection . Washington: Department ofthe Army, Office of the Chief of Engineers, 1970.

1171 . U.S . Army. Corps of Engineers. Terminus Reservoir: Geology, Paleontology, Flora and Fauna, Archeology,

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1172. U.S . Army. Corps ofEngineers. Seattle, Washington, District. Environmental Resources Section. Washington

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1173. U.S . Bureau of Fisheries. Bonneville Dam and Protection of the Columbia River Fisheries. Washington:

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1174. U.S . Congress. House. Committee on Government Operations. Increasing Protection for OurWaters, Wetlands,

and Shorelines : The Corps ofEngineers. H.R. 92-1323. 92d Cong., 2d sess ., 1972.

1175. U.S . Congress. House. Committee on Government Operations. Mercury Pollution and Enforcement of the

Refuse Act of1899. 92d Cong., 1st sess ., 1971.

1176. U.S . Congress. House. Committee on Government Operations. OurThreatenedEnvironment.Florida and the

GulfofMexico. H.R. 93-1396. 93d Cong., 2d sess .,1974 .

1177. U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Government Operations. Our Waters and Wetlands: How the Corps of

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Maine. RED-75-387. Washington: General Accounting Office, 1975.

1196. U.S. General Accounting Office . Environmental andEconomic Issues of the Corps ofEngineers' Red River

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1197. U.S . General Accounting Office . Environmental and Economic Issues ofPlanned Construction of Spewrell

BluffDam in Georgia. B-177442'. Washington: General Accounting Office, 1974 .

1198. U.S . General Accounting Office . ImprovedFederal Efforts Needed to Equally Consider Wildlife Conservation

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1974 .

1199 . U.S . General Accounting Office . Improvements Needed in the Corps ofEngineers' Regulatory Program for

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1201. U.S .GeneralAccountingOffice.NationalEffortstoPreservetheNation'sBeachesandShorelines-A Continuing

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1966.

1203. U.S . General Accounting Office . Uncertainties Over Federal Requirements forArcheological Preservation at

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1210. Wagner, T.P., and Ortolano, L. Testing an Alternative Open Process for Water Resources Planning. Ft.

Belvoir, VA: Army Corps of Engineers, Institute for Water Resources, 1976.

Unpublished Items

1211. Andrews, Richard N.L. "Environmental Policy and Administrative Change: The National Environmental

Policy Act of 1969, 1970-71." Ph.D. dissertation, University of North Carolina, 1972.

1212. Barber, Henry Eugene. "The History of the Florida Cross-State Canal." Ph.D. dissertation, University of

Georgia, 1969.

1213. Brown, Leahmae. "The Development ofNational Policy with Respect to Water Resources." Ph.D. dissertation,

University of Illinois, 1937.

1214. Brunet, Patrick. "The Corps of Engineers and Navigation Improvement on the Channel of the Upper

Mississippi River to 1939." M.A. thesis, University ofTexas, Austin, 1977 .

1215. De Grove, John M. "The Central and Southern Florida Flood Control Project: AStudy in Inter-Governmental

Cooperation and Administration ." Ph.D. dissertation, University of North Carolina, 1958.

1216. Finn, TerenceT. "Conflictand Compromise: CongressMakesaLaw, the Passage oftheNational Environmental

Policy Act." Ph.D. dissertation, Georgetown University, 1972.

1217. Flasch, Donald Adolph. "AnEvaluationofthe National Environmental Policy Actof1969 and Its Implementation."

Ph.D. dissertation, Oklahoma State University, 1976.

1218. Gaston, Clyde W. "The National Environmental Policy Act of 1969." M.A. thesis, Ohio State University,

1973.

1219. Harris, Britta B. "The Oakley Mirage : A Case Study in Water Resource Decision-Making." M.A. thesis,

University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, 1975.

1220. Hill, John R., Jr. "The Wetlands Policy of the U.S . Army Corps of Engineers: An Analysis." Unpublished

paper, National Law Center, George Washington University, 1976.

1221 . Jenkins, Bryan R. "Changes in Water Resources Planning: An Organization Theory Perspective." Ph.D.

dissertation, Stanford University, 1977 .

1222 . Keegan, Carol. "The Corps: Criticism, Controversy, Communication." Unpublished paper, Historical Division,

Office of the Chief of Engineers, August 28, 1970.

1223. Lavery, Dennis S. "The Corps of Engineers and Environmental Regulation ." Unpublished paper, Historical

Division, Office of the ChiefofEngineers, September 25, 1978.

1224. Libby, Lawrence. "The Political Economy of a River Basin Plan: The Susquehanna and New York State."

Ph.D. dissertation, Cornell University, 1970 .

1225. MacLean, Berton M., and Ash, C. Grant. "Planning for Mitigation of Fish and Wildlife Losses at USCE

Projects ." Unpublished paper, Historical Division, Office of the Chief of Engineers, October 1974.

1226. Macomber, Richard H. "Federal Water Resources Projects: Fish and Wildlife Mitigation Controversy."

Unpublished paper, Historical Division, Office ofthe Chief of Engineers, April 1974.

1227. Pross, Edward L. "A History ofRivers and HarborsAppropriation Bills, 1866-1933." Ph.D. dissertation, Ohio

State University, 1938.

1228. Randolph, John. "Influence ofNEPA on Corps of Engineers Water Planning in California." Ph.D. dissertation,

Stanford University, 1976.

1229. Stewart, William H., Jr. "The Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway: A Case Study in the Politics of Water

Transportation ." Ph.D. dissertation, University of Alabama, 1968.

1230. Stripling, William Benjamin, Jr. "The U.S . Army Corps of Engineers' Regulatory Permits Program and Its

Role in Land Use Regulation." L.L .M. thesis, National Law Center, George Washington University,

1976.

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1231 . Van Brocklin, Ralph M. 

The Movement for the Conservation of National Resources in the United States

Before 1901 ." Ph.D. dissertation, University ofMichigan, 1953.

1232. Verburg, Edwin Arnold. "The U.S. Army Corps ofEngineers Recreation DevelopmentProgram: A Cooperative

Perspective ofEquity Related to Policies and Program Outcomes." Ph.D. dissertation, George Washington University, 1975.

1233. Wagner, T.P. "Testing a Field Level Approach for Corps of Engineers Water Resources Planning." Ph.D.

dissertation, Stanford University, 1975.

1234. Wall, John Furman. "The Civil Works ofthe UnitedStates Army CorpsofEngineers: Program Modernization."

2 vols. Ph.D . dissertation, Cornell University, 1973.

1235. Weller, Steven. "Public Policy as Law in Action: The Implementation ofthe National Environmental Act of

1969 by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers." Ph.D. dissertation, Cornell University, 1979.

1236. Wood, Frederick Edward, Jr. "Public Opinion, Interest Groups and Environmental Policy: Incremental

Change versus Speculative Augmentation." Ph.D. dissertation, Johns Hopkins University, 1979.

Birmingham News

Newspapers

Alabama

Childress, Mark. "Tenn-Tom Could Be Halted by Mussel, U.S . Official Says." October 29, 1977.

Free, James. "Not Stennis, but Suit Over Tenn-Tom Halted Cost-Benefit Ratio Study." May 2, 1978.

Kovacs, Peter, and Guge, Brett. "Tenn-Tom's Legal Tangles Focus on Engineer Credibility." November 28,

1978.

"Tenn-Tom Troubles Roll On." December 3, 1978.

Free, James. "Bevill Says Foes of Tenn-Tom Orchestrating Trial by Press." February 28, 1979.

. "Flood Control Works in Reverse, Group Says." April 25, 1979.

Birmington Post-Herald

"Pollution Plagues Tenn-Tom Lakes." May 3, 1982.

Chickasaw News Herald

"An Eye-Opening Assessment of the Tenn-Tom Project." September 7, 1978.

Huntsville Times

Casebolt, Barry J. "Ruling Gives Corps Jurisdiction Over Handling ofNation's Water." May 7, 1975.

Mobile Press

Moore, Jere, Jr. "Apalachicola Plan Strongly Opposed." June 28, 1973 .

Brown, Bettye. "Engineers Will Review Tombigbee Soil Erosion." October 12, 1973.

Cobun, Peter. "Tenn-Tom Backers See Perilous Fight in 1982." November 11, 1981.

"Tenn-Tom Impact Reaction said Negative." November 24, 1981.

Mobile Press Register

McDonnell, Harry. "Engineers' Striving to Maintain Port Place." December 1, 1974.

Mobile Register

"Tenn-Tom Opponents Look to Federal Appeals Court." July 7, 1979.

Mobile Register and Press

"Tenn-Tom Link to Corps Told." September 15, 1973.

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Little Rock Gazette

"Jimmy and the Engineers." July 23, 1976.

Arkansas

Griffee, Carol. "District Engineer Willing to Modify Plans for Cache." August 12, 1977.

"EPA Urges Stop to Channelization on Cache River." September 13, 1977.

Griffee, Carol. "Backers, Opponents Far From Agreement on Any Cache Plan." October 5, 1977.

"Impasse on a Cache?" March 29, 1978.

Hamburger, Tom. "Cache Battle Nears Compromise, Outcome Uncertain." July 9, 1978.

Mosby, Joe. "It's a New Day: The Corps Gets a Conservation Award." August 20, 1978.

Hamburger, Tom. "Compromise is Reached on Cache Plan." September 9, 1978.

"Dredging of St. Francis is Halted for Review of Endangered Species." November 14, 1978.

"Halt to Work on Cache is Cause for Concern." February 17, 1979.

"EPA Criticism to Delay Fourche Creek Flood Plan." June 19, 1979.

Pine BluffCommercial

Wells, George . "Objections Halt Work on the Cache." August 11, 1976.

British Columbia (Canada)

Journal ofCommerce

Stabio, Bruce. "Dredged Soil Dumped at Sea `Not a Polluter ."' September 1, 1976.

Mill Valley Pacific Sun

California

Berkeley Independent andGazette

Matsunaga, Spark. "Use the Engineers Corps for Toxic Clean-up ." March 2, 1981.

Fresno Bee

"Completion of New Melones Will `Save the Stanislaus.' " August 18, 1974.

Los Angeles Times

Rawitch, Robert . "Flood Control Project in Ventura County Halted ." June 11, 1974.

Schafer, Ed. "Rivermen, Railroads Battle Over Dam on Mississippi." September 14, 1975.

Rood, W.B. "State Curbs on U.S . Water Project Voided ." October 10, 1975.

Ingram, Carl. "Increase in Water Level on NewMelones Dam Ordered." June 17, 1980.

"Death for the Concrete Ditch." March 27, 1975.

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Modesto Bee

Gray, Thorne. "Melones Foes, Once Defeated, Mobilize for New Fight." February 1, 1976.

"Campaign Against Camp 9 Bridge at Melones Fails." July 10, 1977 .

Gray, Thorne. "Controversial Dam May Start Filling to 25% Level This Spring." January 23, 1979.

. "Scores Gather in Effort to Halt Melones' Rise." April 2, 1979.

. "Crews Work to Save Archaeological Sites." April 7, 1979.

Monterey Herald

Rasmussen, Marcie. "Army Corps Achieving New Image." August 25, 1974.

Oakland Tribune

Hannon, Norm. "Army Crackdown on Bay Fill Starts." May 12, 1973.

. "Army Shifts Control Over Suisun Bay." December 20, 1973.

"Opponents ofMelones Dam Project File Appeal." February 1, 1974.

Garretson, Fred. "Slowdown Asked on Melones Dam Work." June 23, 1974.

Hannon, Norm. "Marshland Protection Program in Danger." September 26, 1974.

Redding Record-Searchlight

"A River or a Canal?" September 20, 1978.

Sacramento Bee

Dolan, Ed. "Engineers Urge Against Table, Mountain, Want New Melones Dam." May 26, 1973.

"Corps Considers Ways to Start Work Again on New Melones Dam." November 15, 1973.

"Full Speed Ahead on New Melones." November 19, 1973.

"Plans View Lower Stanislaus River as Vast Playground, Wildlife Preserve." November 30, 1973 .

"State Wavers on Warm Springs." May 8, 1974.

"Justice Douglas Blocks Warm Springs Dam Project in Sonoma." June 18, 1974.

"Opportunity to `Save the Stanislausr Lies in Completion ofNew Melones." August 14, 1974.

Baker, George L. "Melones Dam Rulings Challenged." October 11, 1978.

Allender, Margaret. "Melones: Scientists Perform Last Rites." November 22, 1978.

Baker, George L. "Delay Sought in Filling ofMelones Reservoir." February 11, 1979.

Gray, Thorne. "Endangered Spiders No Threat to Melones." June 14, 1979.

Sacramento Union

Donner, Al. "Another `Darter' Dilemma." September 12, 1978.

Otten, Michael . "Go-Ahead on Melones: Engineers Will Fill Reservoir to Test Turbines." March 24, 1979.

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San Diego Evening Tribune

Griffin, Vern. "Army's Corps Cites Concern for Ecology." October 14, 1976.

San Francisco Chronicle

"The Bulldozer Blockaders Plan Campaign." April 21, 1969.

"The Battle Over Tamalpais Creek." April 30, 1969.

"New Delay on Melones Dam Project ." January 20, 1973 .

"State OKs Melones Dam Water Diversion." April 15, 1973.

"U.S. to Appeal State Decision on Melones Dam." May 3, 1973.

"The Fight to Save the Stanislaus." May 20, 1973 .

"New Move to Halt Melones Dam." July 10, 1973.

"Problems of the New Melones Dam." July 23, 1973.

Champion, Dale. "Building a Marsh in the Bay." September 3, 1973.

"Go-Ahead on Stanislaus Dam." November 13, 1973.

"Sonoma Dam Bids Blocked by Judge." March 24,1974.

"Proposed Sonoma Dam Challenged-Quake Peril." April 6, 1974.

"Sonoma Dam Safety Questioned." April 23, 1974.

"Judge Lifts Ban on Sonoma Dam." May 24, 1974.

"Dam Construction Ban Extended." June 18, 1974.

"40% Cost Rise for Sonoma Dam." October 24, 1974.

"A Plan to Broaden Powers of the Army Engineers." May 7, 1975.

San Francisco Examiner

Cook, Stephen. '2 Bulldozers, Kent Woodland Ladies in `Last Ditch Stand."' April 16, 1969.

"Army Meets Tamalpais Resistance." April 28, 1969.

Cook, Stephen. "Save the Creek Sit-In-40 Arrested." April 28, 1969.

"Many Arrested in Marin Ditch `War."' April 28, 1969.

Finefrock, James A. "Dam Shame: Taxpayers Losing $100,000 a Day on New Melones." August 22, 1974.

Cline, Alan. "Environmentalists Find Clean Water Bill Threatens Wetlands." June 28, 1976.

San Francisco Examiner and Chronicle

"It's Marty Jones' Earth." November 30, 1969.

Gilliam, Harold. "Resolving the Conflict of Ecology and Economy." February 6, 1972 .

. "New Ecology Mood ofthe Army Engineer." December 9, 1973.

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New Spirit of Change.

March 17, 1974.

"Shaky Dam?" April 18, 1974.

Ludlow, Lynn, and Hearst, Will . "More Attempts to Drown Out New Melones Dam." February 29, 1976.

"There's a NewSpirit in the Engineer Corps." January 9, 1977 .

San Jose Mercury-News

Bailey, Gil. "House Vote May Open Wetlands to Development." June 5, 1976.

San Rafael Independent-Journal

"Esthetics ofCorte Madera Creek Plans Bring Applause." January 28, 1969.

Takeshita, Wat. "Even Military Must Consider Esthetics in Marin County." February 3, 1969.

. "How to Make Flood Control Beautiful." February 3, 1969.

"Army Endangers Tamalpais Creek." March 14, 1969.

Coleman, Bruce. "Citizens' March Halts Creek Work." April 15, 1969.

"Collegians Want to Save Stream." April 17, 1969.

Coleman, Bruce. "Creek Demonstrators Halted in Mass Arrest ." April 28, 1969.

"Marin College Flood Control Plan Approved." July 23, 1969.

Dietz, David. "Board Told Flood Control Can't Overcome Right-of-Way Hurdles." November 26, 1969.

Farrara, Frank. "Suggests Delay in Work Assailed." November 27, 1969.

"Tamalpais Creek `Funeral' Features Planting of Tree." December 8, 1969.

"Dilemma Develops on Flood Control Funds." January 10, 1973.

Ingram, Erik M. "Concreting of Creek is Blocked." November 6, 1974.

. "Burton's Channel Promise Blasted." February 14, 1975.

"Mall Back Rep. Burton on Channel." February 17, 1975.

"20 Ross Residents Back Alternative Plan for Creek." December 16, 1976.

"Environmental Lawyer Claims Sonoma Dam Won't Ever Be Built." January 12, 1977.

Santa Rosa Press-Democrat

Golis, Peter. "Both Sides Confident They WonWarm Springs Dam Trial." January 12, 1977.

"Dam Foes: Support is on Decline." May 10, 1978.

Ventura Star-Free Press

Fairbanks, Jeff. "Santa Paula Creek Flood Project Halted ." June 11, 1974.

Colorado

DenverRocky Mountain News

Brown, Jerry. "Butterfly Could Be Snag for Foothills." May 17, 1978.

. "EPA Asks Corps to Reconsider Water Data." September 2, 1978.

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Connecticut

Hartford Courant

"Dam the Impoundment; Full Speed Ahead." August 2, 1976.

New Britain Herald

"Once More, the Environment." August 17, 1977.

Newport News

"Florida Environmentalists Hit Army Study." November 20, 1973.

Florida

Citrus Co. Chronicle

Poor, Peggy. "Florida Barge Canal Called Pollution Horror." July 31, 1969.

Daytona Beach Journal

"Wetlands Need Protection, Not Quick Permit Plan." July 26, 1982.

Florida Times-Union

May, Judge. "Work Continuing on Single Project ofBarge Canal." February 18, 1971.

Ft. Lauderdale News

Lednovich, M. Anthony. "Sierra Club Challenges Port on Harbor Deepening Project." August 11, 1979.

Fort Myers News-Press

Derks, Scott. "Spring Decision Due on Marco Dredging Plans." February 28, 1976.

"Oklawaha Lesson is Worth Learning." July 30, 1978.

Gainesville Sun

"U.F. Scientist Blasts Corps of Engineers, Barge Canal." September 10, 1969.

"State Plans Full-Scale Restudy of Barge Canal." November 11, 1969.

Griffin, Bill. "Barge Canal Defended at Ingilis Dedication." January 11, 1970.

"The Big Ditch." July 14, 1970.

Reddick, Dave. "The Oklawaha Not Forgotten." May 15, 1971 .

Hollywood Sun-Tattler

"Corps Has Developers on Lookout ." March 4, 1978.

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Jacksonville Journal

Crowder, Reg. "Environmentalists Already Planning Suit Against Corps." August 20, 1976.

Patton, Charles. "Barge Canal Supporters Dispute `Wild and Scenic River' Study.',' June 23, 1977.

Crowder, Reg. "Gathering to Discuss Saving Environment." November 7, 1977.

Jacksonville Times-Union

Longhurst, Tom. "Corps Spokesman Says Barge Canal Job Will Be Delayed." October 15, 1969.

Williard, Everette . "Canal Funds Cut Approved." May 12, 1971 .

Perkins, Otis. "Corps Canal Split Bared." August 1, 1973.

Young, Franklin. "Canal Fate Not in Congress?" March 30, 1976.

Perkins, Otis. "Deltona Sues Corps." July 9, 1976.

"Corps' Marco Island Decision was Environmental Landmark." July 26, 1982 .

Cummins, Ken. "Canal Study Sails Past Senate ." August 13, 1982.

Jacksonville Times-Union and Journal

Campbell, Monroe. "Who Knows? Time May Yet Be Kind to the Oklawaha." February 6, 1969.

Funk, Ben, and Murray, Frank. "Born of Emotion, Canal Still in Furor." December 21, 1969.

Mains, Paul. "Pollution, Undergrowth Take Over Rodman." November 7, 1971.

"Deltona Corp. Pledges Fight Over Corps Wetlands Rule." April 18, 1976.

Pendleton, Randolph. "Cross-Florida Canal Debate is Due Again." February 1, 1981 .

Miami Herald

Smiley, Nixon. "A Florida River Winding Toward Date With Death." June 14, 1969.

. "Nature's Despoilers Win Award." July 13, 1969.

Jones, Clarence . "Osborne: Delay Work on Canal." May 7,1970.

Udall, Stewart L. "A Word for the Barge Canal: 'Preposterous."' November 12, 1970.

"Court Halts Work on Florida Canal." January 16, 1971.

Amlong, William. "Accept Canal Death, Askew Urges State." February 26, 1971 .

"Protect Oklawaha Valley, 126 Scientists Urge." May 5, 1971.

Toner, Mike. "2 U.S . Agencies Rapped on Environmental Roles." May 26, 1973.

. "Summary ofCorps Plans for the Apalachicola ." July 16, 1973.

"Deltona Decision Underscores the Need for Balanced Policy." April 18, 1976.

Pennekamp, John. "Cross State Controversy Barges On." April 23, 1976.

McCartney, James. "Classic Struggle Likely : Carter vs. Corps of Engineers." July 25, 1976.

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Fisher, Marc. 

Corps Overruled on Garbage-Dumping Permit.

January 21, 1981 .

Risen, James. "Court Blocks Deltona's Marco Effort ." January 24, 1981.

Greene, Juanita. "Judge : Refill 19-Acre Area, Pay $100,000 ." October 17, 1981.

Naples News

Weitzel, Tony. "Corps Stunted Marco Growth." June 13, 1978.

Lewis, Phil. `.`Deltona Faces Legal Battle ." December 2, 1979.

"The Week on Marco." December 7, 1980.

Ocala Star-Banner

"Barge Canal Target of Conservationists ." September 16, 1969.

Orlando Evening Star

Poor, Peggy. "Florida Barge Canal Controversy Erupts at Conservation Meeting." September 15, 1969.

Orlando Sentinel

Poor, Peggy. "Cross-State Barge Canal Called Pollution Horror Tale." July 27, 1969.

. "Ecologist Blasts Army Engineers." August 23, 1969.

. "New Criticism Directed at Barge Canal." August 24, 1969.

. "Foundation Considers Canal Suit." September 16, 1969.

Lawrence, D.G. "Adams Charges 'Sly-Lie' Used to Block Canal." September 21, 1969.

"Canal Proponents Get Defense Ready." September 25, 1969.

Poor, Peggy. "Salvage Plan Readied for Oklawaha." January 29, 1971.

"U.S . Army Engineers Busy Despite Barge Canal Halt." February 7, 1971 .

Beal, Dennis. "Young Calls Barge Canal `Boondoggle,' Backs Nixon." February 23, 1971.

Twitty, Tom. "Leaders Clash in Barge Canal Future ." May 12, 1971 .

Orlando Sentinel Star

"Time to Abandon Canal Politics and Save Rodman Dam Environment." April 2, 1974.

Robison, James. "Corps Drawn Into Debate Over Kissimmee River." July 31, 1979.

Palatka Daily News

"Unique Suit Against Cross State Barge Canal Could Lead to Landmark Decision." September 22, 1969.

St. Petersburg Independent

"Army Engineers Need Harnessing : Barge Canal Questionable." January 10, 1970.

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Canal ForerunnerIs Comic Hangup.July 7, 1970.

"Will Corps Heed Own Board?" January 7, 1971.

"Ecological Rape Planned Again." June 19, 1973.

St. Petersburg Times

"Probe Planned of Barge Canal ." August 18, 1969.

"Botanist Raps Developers." August 23, 1969.

"Barge Canal Criticized Again." August 24, 1969.

Ryan, James. "Canal Called `Crime Against Nature."' August 28, 1969.

"Corps of Engineers Chief Defends Cross Florida Canal." September 4, 1969.

Ryan, James. "Conservationists Feel Money Pinch." September 14, 1969.

. "Suit Threatened on Barge Canal." September 16, 1969.

. "Suit Filed to Stop Barge Canal." September 17, 1969.

. "Corps Is Silent on Canal Suit." September 18, 1969 .

"Kirk Asked to Intervene in Canal Suit." September 24, 1969.

"Yankeetown Protests Drop of Withlacoochee River." January 15, 1970.

Ryan, James. "Canal Tour Nearly Ends in a Shouting Match." May 17, 1970.

"Report Calls Barge Canal a Devastating Project ." May 12, 1970.

Ryan, James. "Nixon Halts Barge Canal After 25 Mi., $50-Million ." January 20, 1971.

"Help Shut Off the Canal Funds, C-70's Urges Legislators ." February 18, 1971 .

Stafford, Charles . "Nixon Feared Damage to Water Supply." March 5,1971 .

Ryan, James. "Flood Control Environment Impact Studied." March 24, 1971.

. "Mapping a Future Oklawaha Valley." May 11, 1971 .

Cubbison, Christopher. "U.S. Denies Permits for Giant Dredge and Fill at Marco Island ." April 17, 1976.

"Kill the Barge Canal" October 14, 1982.

Sarasota Herald-Tribune

Horton, Allen. "Bill to Kill Barge Canal Warmly Received." July 28, 1978.

"Bust Up the Pork Barrel." December 13, 1978.

Tampa Herald News

"Deltona Offering Marco Alternative ." May 5, 1978.

Tampa Maple News

Yancey, Tom. "EPA Winding Up Study on Marco." September 1, 1978.

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. "Canal Tour Alarms Foes, Advocates Point to Benefits ." May21, 1970.

Hendrick, Charles. "No Tampa Businesses Eye Barge Canal Use." May 22, 1970.

Lee, Al. "Corps Dredging Continues But Oklawaha Clears Up." February 18, 1971 .

Schilling, Dale, "Canal Halt `Clean Up' Stressed at Inglis Meet." February 24, 1971.

Walker, James. "Central Florida Drainage Project Praised, Criticized." February 24, 1971.

Steen, John. "Nixon Canal Halt `Political'-Jax Congressman Bennett." February 26, 1971 .

Lee, Al. "Closed Canal Meeting Was Open-To Some." March 2, 1971.

. "Engineers Review Study on Rodman Water Level." March 3, 1971.

. "Corps Moves to Cut Dredging Sediment." March 24, 1971.

"Army Engineers Given Setback on New Project." April 10, 1971.

Lee, Al. "Waterways Unit Condemns Faulty Facts for Canal Halt." April 10, 1971.

. "Bennett Says Report Favors Halted Canal." May 11, 1971.

. "Game Agency Denies Big Rodman Fish Kill ." May 14, 1971.

Greene, Jack. "Senators Vote to Kill Barge Canal Authority." May 18, 1971.

Lee, Al. "Shevin Seeks Canal Land for State, Recreation." May 18, 1971 .

. "Canal Halt Court Test May Be Moot Question ." May 19, 1971 .

. "Oklawaha Fate Seen Hinged to `Presidential' Sessions." June 29, 1971.

."U.S . Study Disputes Barge Canal Value." March 5, 1976.

. "Death Plan for Barge Canal Fragmented, Controversial ." March 26, 1978.

"Conservationists Get Some Good News." March 11, 1979.

West Palm Beach Times

"Kissimmee River Project Terms Stir Controversy." January 28, 1980.

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Georgia

Atlanta Constitution

Hume, Craig R. "Engineers Push Marsh Protection." April 15, 1977.

Atlanta Constitution &Journal

Oney, Steve. "A Story of Rage." September 18, 1977.

Atlanta Journal

Casson, Barbara. "Corps of Engineers and Ecologists Are Up in Arms." January 16, 1973 .

"Carter for Hunting; Raps Dam Building." October 8, 1976.

Augusta Chronicle-Herald

Hixenbaugh, J.C. "Suit on Dam Planned Soon." September 5, 1976.

Augusta Herald

Baab, Bill . "Wildlife Unit Felt Corps Had OK'd Project." September 1, 1974.

Elberton Star

"Ecologists May Be Repressing New Progress ." May 29, 1973.

Macon Telegraph

Wilson, Linda. "Official Says Corps Works for Outdoors ." June 22, 1977.

Savannah Banner-Herald

Fell, Sharon. "Environmentalists Opposing Dam." November 13, 1974.

Savannah Evening Post

"Environmentalists Praise Halt to Russell Dam." February 22, 1977.

Savannah Morning News

"Russell Dam." April 18, 1978.

Lewiston Morning Tribune

Gibson, Robert . "Plight of the Steelhead." October 24-27, 1976.

"Herbicide Opponents Attack Corps Weed Spraying ." July 21, 1978.

Alton Telegraph

Kulp, Jim. "Corps' New Philosophy : It Will Correct Damage It Caused." August 29, 1977.

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Idaho

Illinois
McMurray, Dennis . 

Corps May Control River Plan, Environmentalists Fear.October 19, 1977.

"Dam Suit Heads for Trial This Fall." October 5, 1978.

O'Brien, Bill. "Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Case Against Corps." December 11, 1979.

"Corps Seeks Missouri River Environmental Funds." June 20, 1981.

Carbondale Southern Illinoisan

"Outdated Water Projects Hit by Illinois Congressmen." January 28, 1979.

Champaign News-Gazette

Kacich, Tom. "Lincoln Reservoir Still Alive But Not for Long, Many Hope ." January 31, 1979.

Champaign-Urbana Courier

"Major Environmental Surgery." November 29,1973.

"Corps Answers Critics ofSpringer." December 18, 1973.

Champaign- Urbana News Gazette

Chicago Today

Chicago Tribune

Michael, Terry. "Both Candidates Support Oakley Project : Almost Identical Positions De-emphasize

Potentially Explosive Issues." May 7, 1972 .

Chicago Sun-Times

Boyer, Brian. "Douglas Blasts Engineers Corps as `Public Enemy."' February 25, 1968.

Ingersoll, Bruce. "Oakley Water Project Called One of 13 'Worst."' May 8, 1973.

. "Walker Declares Lincoln Reservoir Out, Oakley." May 11, 1973 .

Draeger, Harlan. "Year-Round Navigation Challenged." May 17, 1979.

Gray, Ray. "Illinois Joins Fight to Save Wildlife Area." August 10, 1973.

Bukro, Casey. "Walker Support Oakley Dam Hit; Flood Threat Told." May 17, 1973.

McNally, Tom. "A `Ram' Shame, the Death of Big Hole." October 25, 1973.

Kohlmeier, Louis. "The Sierra Club Rides the Rails." September 5, 1974.

"The Army Engineers Under Fire." December 29, 1977.

Flattau, Edward. "Will Plug Be Pulled on New Water Projects?" December 23, 1978.

"Old Man River, He Just Barely Keeps Rollin' Along." December 10, 1979 .

Kilian, Michael. "From Your Congress-Mississippi River No. 2!" July 22, 1980.

MacNeice, Jill. "Alton Lock Debate: End May be Near." September 18, 1981 .

"Environmental Challenge Denied: Top Court Refuses to Block Dam and Lock Near Alton." December 2,

1981.

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Decatur Decaturian

Kraftowitz, Larry. "Alton Lock and Dam 6K Ruling is Appealed." December 21, 1979.

East St. Louis Metro-East Journal

Burton, John C. "GAO Questions Alton Locks Benefit Claim." August 30, 1978.

Middleton, Timothy. "Alton Dam Plan Still Faces Hurdles ." October 15, 1978.

Isikoff, Michael . "Government Wants Suit on Alton Lock Dropped." November 30, 1978.

Peoria Journal Star

Edwards, Tom. "Proponents Flood Kickapoo Hearing." September 16, 1970.

Kenyon, Theo Jean. "Duplicate Locks for River Fiercely Opposed." January 22, 1975.

. "Corps of Engineers, EPA Plan to Work Together." October 30, 1975.

"Locks, Dam 26 Benefit Calculations `Inconsistent' : GAO." August 25, 1978.

Rockford Morning Star

Flattau, Edward. "Oceans Still Being Despoiled ." May 4, 1977.

Rock Island Argus

Smalec, Tom. "Bargemen, Conservationists Tangle." November 5, 1981.

Iowa

Boon News-Republican

"Charges Inaccuracy in Corps Report on Ledges." June 25, 1974.

Davenport Quad-City Times

Hansohn, Chuck. "Lock & Dam 26: The Q-C Impact." January 25, 1976.

Des Moines Register

Stone, Larry. "Corps Rapped in River Dredging." March 12, 1975.

. "Bid Fails to Ease Walton League Opposition to Lock and Dam 26." June 14, 1976.

. "Upper Mississippi Can Be Saved, Says Group After 5-Year Study." December 17, 1979.

. "Threat to Bald Eagles Seen in Barge Plan." November 3, 1980.

. "Upper Mississippi Plan Faces Bitter Fight." April 6, 1981.

Des Moines Register and Tribune

Knauth, Ogla. "Iowa Opposition to Dams." April 23, 1972.

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Dubuque Telegraph Herald

Knee, Bill . "Corps Pledges Commitment to Environment." April 24, 1975.

"Army Engineers Considering Easing Requirements on Dredging Deposits." November 26, 1981.

Breyfogle, Bill . "New Alton Lock One-Fourth Done." August 22, 1982.

Coffeyville Journal

"Corps Denies Threat to Ponds." May 11, 1975.

Lawrence Journal World

"Protests on Hillsdale." November 19, 1974.

Manhattan Mercury

"Corps Eyes Environment." July 20, 1978.

Lexington Herald

"The Corps Steps Out Front." November 11, 1974.

"Red River Dam Work Resumes in Early 1975." December 6, 1974.

Lexington Leader

"Gov. Carter Criticizes the Corps." October 20, 1973.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Kansas

Kentucky

"Justice Douglas Says Wilderness Vanishing; Blames U.S. Engineers." April 18, 1968.

"Corps of Engineers: A New Awareness?" February 5, 1973.

Filiatreau, John. "Spencer Residents Protest Taylorsville Lake Project." September 7, 1973.

Stevens, David Ross. "Dam Fighters Building a 'Know-Your-Enemy' Arsenal." February 24, 1974.

Powell, Bill . "Corps to Preserve Pond Area." June 18, 1976.

Stevens, David Ross. "Opponents Ready for Fight to Save a Scenic Gorge." July 4, 1976.

Ashley, Frank. "New Army of Environmentalists Focuses on Ohio River Power Plants ." duly 12, 1976.

Powell, Bill . "Group Opposes Stream Canalization in Purchases." July 19, 1976.

Perry, Doug. "Redirection': New Role Sought for Army Engineers." August 2, 1976.

Ellis, Leslie . "2 Agencies Oppose Ohio River Port." April 22, 1978.

Johnson, Bob. "Corps Reaffirms Taylorsville Dam Project." May 16, 1978.

Powell, Bill . "Estimated Cost of Tombigbee Canal Has Risen 375 Percent Since 1970." October 10, 1978.

Colwell, Carolyn. "Corps Gets Green Light for Project in Kentucky." January 31, 1979.

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Pearce, John Ed. "Tenn-Tom: Boon or Boondoggle?" September 16, 1979.

Louisville Times

"Tombigbee Waterway Needs Reappraisal ." July 17, 1971.

Biemer, Martin E. "Public Hearing Will Be Held on Red River Dam 'Impact."' January 16, 1973.

. "Environment Advisers Take Stand Against Red River Dam." September 21, 1973.

"Audubon President Urges Ford to Stop Red River Dam." July 8, 1974.

Fagan, J. Stephen. "Corps' Reply to Suit Says Gorge Work Will Resume." December 6, 1974.

Reid, Milford. "Damming Up the Works." January 30, 1978.

Manning, Richard. "Clark Centre Opponent Says Corps is Ignoring Port's Threat to Wildlife ." August 10,

1978.

Paducah Sun

Wingfield, Steve. "Obion Creek Work Gets EPA's OK." June 7, 1978.

"Partisan Attack on Tenn-Tom." September 6, 1978.

Paris Daily Enterprise

Braden, Maria. "To Sue to Halt Red River Dam." July 13, 1974.

Taylorsville Lake

"Opponents of Dam Must Show Fatal Defects ." September 21, 1978.

Louisiana

Alexandria Daily Town Talk

"Water Projects-Good or Bad?" July 19, 1977.

Baton Rouge Morning Advocate

Hatcher, J.C. "Army Engineer ChiefAgrees with Water Project ." April 2, 1977.

Scearce, Bob. "The Great River Swamp." August 13, 1978.

Cook, Mike. "Interior Dept. Proposes Corps Buy the Basin." October 27, 1978.

Lafayette Advertiser

Grissom, Ken. "The Fall and Decline ofAtchafalaya Basin." August 14, 1977.

Lake Charles American Press

Adams, Frank. "New Engineers Corps Authority is a Puzzler." August 15, 1974.

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"Professor Says Let the Mississippi Change to Atchafalaya's Channel." October 17, 1980.

New Orleans Morning Advocate

Schueler, Donald G. "Atchafalaya Basin's Future Rests with U.S. Engineers." April 11, 1975.

New Orleans States-Item

Brumfield, Les. "Atchafalaya Basin Dredge Fight Has National Impact." August 13, 1974.

"Wetlands Row." September 25, 1975.

Brumfield, Les. "Atchafalaya Basin Debate Continues." March 23, 1976.

. "Showdown at Bayou aux Carpes." August 2, 1976.

. "The Unkindest Cut of All." August 10, 1976.

. "Wetlands: An Ironic Twist." October 12, 1976.

Boyd, Richard . "Environmental Proposals Cut Review Period ." November 19, 1979.

New Orleans State-Times

Cook, Mike. "Corps, Wildlife Interests Seeing Eye-to-Eye." May 1, 1975.

New Orleans Times-Picayune

"Corps' Plan for Atchafalaya Basin Draws Fire Even Before It's Made Public ." April 24, 1981.

New Orleans Times Picayune/States Item

Wardlaw, Jack. "Governor Unveils Atchafalaya Compromise." November 20, 1981 .

Frazer, Tom. "Corps Planning to Give up Most Wetlands Control." August 19, 1982.

Shreveport Journal

Holding, Reynolds. "Elusive Red River Project Costs Top $1 Billion ." October 25, 1978.

. "Benefits Debate Muddies Red River Project." October 26, 1978.

. "Politicians Keep `Heat' on Red River Project." October 27, 1978.

Shreveport Times

Young, Lee. "Corps Sees No Problem in Red Navigation Project ." August 6, 1976.

Augusta Kennebec Journal

"Dickey-Lincoln or Nukes?" August 17, 1978.

Maine

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Rhodes, Dean. "Dickey Estimate ofCosts to Top $463 Million." September 16, 1976.

"Opponent to the Dam." October 16, 1976.

Larrabee, Donald. "Carter and Dickey Dam." November 20, 1976.

"Carter Places Dickey in Brennan's Hands." November 16, 1978.

Camden Herald

"NRC Head Against Corps Plan for Dickey ." December 13, 1979.

Portland Evening Express

Harkavy, Jerry. "Pentagon Faults Dickey, Says Cohen." January 30, 1981 .

Portland Press Herald

Cummings, Bob. "Engineers' Dickey-Lincoln Reviewer Still Undecided." October 14, 1977.

D'Antonio, Mike. "Sanford in Running for Refinery Site?" August 5, 1978.

Thomas, Gary. "EPA Details Dickey Dam Deficiencies ." September 12, 1978.

D'Antonio, Michael. "Dickey-Lincoln's Value Increasing, Claim Engineers." December 27, 1979.

Portland Telegram

"No to Dickey-Lincoln." September 11, 1977.

Cummings, Bob. "Canada May Support Dickey-Lincoln." November 25, 1979.

Maryland

Baltimore Evening Sun

"Decision Due in 60 Days on Harbor Spoil Dumping." July 30, 1976.

Baltimore News American

"Keep Scenic Area or Build Refinery-Question's Up to Him." February 22, 1978.

Sinclair, Ward. "Legacy of a Dam: Memories of How Green Was Their Valley ." December 24, 1978.

Baltimore Sun

Burns, Michael K. "Army Says Duplication Dekiies Wetlands Permits." October 23, 1974.

"The Dirty Water Amendments." May 22, 1976.

"Snapdragon Could Stare Down a Dam." November 9, 1976.

Hagerstown Morning Herald

"Corps' Image Badly Muddied." June 20, 1977.

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Guidera, Mark. "Geologists Assert Beach Stabilization Efforts Backfiring." November 6, 1981.

Boston Globe

Massachusetts

Hathaway, W. "Dickey-Lincoln Dam: Boon for New England or Ecological Disaster?" April 7, 1974.

Kindleberger, R.S . "Dickey-Lincoln: Dam Ogre or Power Gem?" May 9, 1974.

Bernstein, PeterJ. "ArmyEngineers Besieged: Communities AngryOverWaterwaysJoin Environmentalists

in Criticism." August 23, 1974.

Ackerman, Jerry. "Experts Assess Plus and Minus of Dickey Dam." September 1, 1977.

Boston Herald

Killam, Robert T. "Marco Island Faces Environmental Battle of Decade." August 8, 1976.

Christian Science Monitor

Sanders, Thomas B. "Boston Dam Project Debated Since 1955." August 19, 1968.

. "Rehearing Sought on Boston Dam." August 20, 1968.

Lindsay, Leon W. "Environmental Veto Threatens Florida Canal." June 29, 1970 .

Groves, Brigadier General Richard. Interview with the Associated Press. March 17, 1971.

"Army Engineers See How Plan for Levees Washes." December 2, 1971 .

Levins, Jo Ann. "Mountain Dam Plan Hotly Opposed." December 11, 1972.

Dillin, John. "Ecology Clash in South Reaches to White House." July 14, 1973.

Berkman, Cele. "Why Texas Said No to Trinity River Canal." July 25, 1973.

Robinson, Peg. "Dams vs. Fish on the Columbia River: The Fish Might Win." August 29, 1973.

Neavoll, George. "Saving Scenic Streams." February 11, 1974.

Babcock, William A. "Heroic Role Fades for Flood Fighter: Mississippi Levee." November 13, 1974.

Ellis, Harry B. "U.S . to Police Every Last Duck Pond?" May 13, 1975.

Morehouse, Ward III. "Does New England Need the Dickey-Lincoln Dams?" March 8, 1976.

Dole, Charles E. "Landmark Environmental Battle Over Marco Island ." March 26, 1976.

"Environment Wins a Few." June 2, 1976.

Zoeckler, Eric L. "Proposed Dam in Missouri Runs into Trouble." July 14, 1976.

Ward, Kent. "Dickey Dam Would Cover Historical Indian Sites." August 23, 1976.

Dillin, John. "Waterway Cuts Cheer Environmentalists." April 20, 1977.

McCormick, Lynde. "Canoeing St. John-For the Last Time?" July 6, 1977.

Thatcher, Gary. "Florida Barge Canal Another Water Battle?" August 16, 1977.

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Knickerbocker, Brad. "Mediating Environmental Battles ." July 5, 1978.

Stevens, Mark. "River Friends in California Win a Round." August 24, 1978.

Dillin, John. "Fat Trimmed From U.S. `Pork' Bill." October 13, 1978.

Press, Robert M. "Defending Fragile US Barrier Isles." December 19, 1979.

"Price-Tagging America's Wetlands Could Help Fend Off the Bulldozers." December 23, 1980.

Kidder, Rushworth M. "US Likely to Pull Plug on Maine's Dickey Dam." September 29, 1981.

Framingham Daily News

Livezey, Emilie T. "Area Wetlands Stopped Flood." April 27, 1978.

Framingham South Middlesex News

Singer, Patti. "Flood Control a Plus for Environment." May 14, 1978.

New Bedford Standard-Times

Charig, Margaret A. "Ocean Dumping Checks Developed by Engineers." May 28, 1979.

Newburyport Daily News

"Dickey-Lincoln Investigators Release Opinion on Lousewort." July 20, 1978.

Newburyport News

"Corps Seeks Public Involvement in Merrimack Cleanup Study." May 18, 1973.

Watertown Daily Times

Emory, Alan. "Flacke Says Environment Key to Seaway Lock Study." October 2, 1982 .

Michigan

Ann ArborNews

"Carter Needs More Help in Dam Fight." September 4, 1978.

"EMU Expert Cites Value of Wetlands." November 19,1979.

Bay City Times

Counts, Jeff. "Controversial Winter Lake Shipping Program May End." November 6, 1979.

Detroit Free Press

"Army Engineers Deception ." May 15, 1975 .

"Another Threat to Wetlands." August 10, 1976.

Cheyfitz, Kirk. "Army's Secret Lake Dumping Queried." November 2, 1976.

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Marshes Get New Defenders.March 17, 

"Congress Must Not Gut Wetlands Protection Law." September 19, 1977.

"Pork and Water: How to Save Billions by Scuttling in Tenn-Tom." June 24, 1980.

Detroit News

Ankeny, Robert. "Clinton River Development Banned." February 27, 1977.

Kerwin, James L. "U.S . Warns Wetlands' Violators." June 15, 1981.

Flint Journal

Peterson, Kenneth L. "Duck Hunter to Fete." March 26, 1978.

Grand Haven Tribune

Reinhardt, Jim. "Environmental War Continues to Grow." October 13, 1978.

Jackson Citizen Patriot

"Environmentalists Pressing for End to Winter Navigation ." March 9, 1979.

Port Huron Times-Herald

Patton, Mike. "Year-Round Shipping: Are Benefits Worth the Costs?" September 13, 1978.

Royal Oak Daily Tribune

Ball, Robert S. "Red Run, Clinton Widening Foes Pack Warren Hearing." March 23, 1979.

Saginaw News

Smith, Steven . "Corps Is at It Again." October 12, 1978.

"Winter Shipping Opposed: Conservation Club Urging People to Attend Hearing." March 7, 1979.

Minnesota

Minneapolis Star

"ArmyEcologist to Quit Corps." October 19, 1973 .

Wolkerstorfer, Terry. "Engineers Corps Look to Environment." July 21, 1975.

. "Corps Must Obey State Standards." October 9, 1975.

. "Corps Chief Allays Environmentalists Fears." November 28, 1975.

Minneapolis Tribune

Rebuffoni, Dean. "Bane or Boon? Wisconsin Residents Divided Over Dam Going up on Kickapoo." May 20,

1973.

Schara, Ron, and Rebuffoni, Dean. "Chief District Ecologist to Quit U.S. Corps." October 19, 1973.

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"Dredging in the Mississippi." February 11, 1974.

Rebuffoni, Dean. "PCA Unit Votes to Sue Army Engineers for Polluting." November 20, 1974.

. "Mondale Irks Environmentalists Over Stand on Alton Dam and Locks." April 14, 1976.

"Corps Dredging Needs State Control." November 2, 1976.

McConagha, Al. "Relocating Wildlife Slows Rochester Flood Project." December 31, 1978.

Rebuffoni, Dean. "River Agency Asks 2nd New Alton Lock." December 15, 1981.

St. Paul Dispatch

"Army Engineer Corps' Chief District Ecologist Resigns." October 19, 1973.

Kohl, Linda. "6 Corps Ecologists May Quit." October 19, 1973.

St. Paul PioneerPress

Spavin, Don. "River Bottleneck Raises Questions." April 25, 1976.

Bailey, Gil. "Congress Pulls Plug on the Corps: Control of Wetlands Ebbs Away." June 6, 1976.

"A Dredging Mess." November 7, 1976.

"Safer Dredging Disposal Gets Urging by Official." August 18, 1979.

Winona Daily News

"Bottomland Clearing for Reservoir Halted ." June 14, 1974.

"Corps of Engineers Uses Double Standard." September 27,1978.

"Onward and Backward with Army Engineers." October 6,1978.

Mississippi

Columbus Commercial Dispatch

Rector, Peggy. "Waterway Future Hinges on Amendments." August 4, 1978.

Davis, Dan. "General Speaks About Tenn-Tom Litigation ." February 1, 1979.

. "Keady's Remarks May Mark Breakthrough." February 2,1979.

. "Fate of Waterway Now in Hands of Judge." February 4, 1979.

Corinth Daily Corinthian

"Engineers Defend Widening of Waterway." February 2, 1979.

Greenville Delta Democrat-Times

Holub, Kathy. "Tenn-Tom: Project Updating Necessary. Head ofCorps Maintains." January 30, 1979.

. "Morris: Tenn-Tom Widening Not Major Change." January 31, 1979.

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Jackson Clarion-Ledger

Camire, Dennis. "Migration Ponds to Offset Ecology Damage." October 12, 1979.

Monteith, Gene. "Ruling Appealed on Tenn-Tom Half." July 28, 1981.

. "Justice Won't Dispute Tenn-Tom Work Stoppage ." August 11, 1981.

Jackson Daily News

Tupelo Daily Journal

Rutherford, Joe. "Tenn-Tom Waterway Battle Serious." November 13, 1977.

Comer, David. "Hearing Set in Tenn-Tom Suit." December 1, 1978.

. "Army Corps ChiefConfident of Suit in Progress." February 1, 1979.

"Tenn-Tom Opponents Ask for Trial Date." June 20, 1979.

Tupelo Lee County News

"Impact of Tenn-Tom Construction Said Staggering, Bridges Just a Beginning." August 24, 1978.

Vicksburg Clarion-Ledger

Treyens, Cliff. "Undecided on Appeal Say Opponents." March 14, 1979.

Rubis, Leon. "Tenn-Tom Opponents Plan Court Appeal to End Construction." March 22, 1979.

Vicksburg Evening Post

McHale, Edward. "Lawyer: `Corps Ignores Environment."' January 10, 1978.

Kansas City Star

. Keady MayNot Issue Ruling for Several Months.February 4, 1979.

"River's Ecosystem Said Fragile." September 12, 1979.

"Tippah Dredging Ordered Halted." April 18, 1978.

Neuman, Johanna. "Stennis, Whitten Hit on Flooding." April 24, 1979.

Missouri

McGraw, Mike. "Corps Against Dry Lake." October 7, 1973.

Rose, Bleys W. "Changes Shift Engineers' Image." October 21, 1974.

Wylie, J.M. "New Chief Sees Army Corps Changing." July 13, 1975 .

. "Corps as Conservation Leader." October 21, 1975.

Weiss, Kenneth A. "Conservation Wins Wetlands Tug-of-War." October 10, 1976.

Warner, Gary D. "Corps Gives a Little, Keeps a Lot of Cache River." December 7, 1977 .

"River Wildlife to Gain, Lose Under Plans for the Missouri." December 18, 1980.

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Kansas City Times

Ralls, Richard D. "Is Alton Dam the First Ripple in a Wave?" April 14, 1976.

Poplar BluffDaily American Republic

"Alton Lock and Dam Backers, Foes Are Asking for Environmental Study." October 9, 1981.

St. Clair Chronicle

"Court Rules in Favor ofMeramecLake and Dam." March 26, 1975 .

St. Joseph News-Press

Baker, Max. "Engineers' Workson Missouri River Not Without Its Critics." May 28, 1978.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Peirce, Robert L. "New Weapon in Battle Over Meramec Dam." August 2, 1976.

O'Brien, Edward W. "Subcommittee to Consider Alton Project." August 26, 1976.

"Alton DamBattle Faces Appeals." October 24, 1979.

Salvia, Joe. "Barge Plan Sparks River Battle ." February 2, 1981.

St. Louis PostDispatch

"Inciting a Backlash." June 5, 1975.

Defty, Sally Bixby. "Bargemen Wince at Lock and Dam 26 Delays ." August 17, 1975.

Joiner, Robert L. "Alton and Dam Plan Called Economic Stimulus." January 13, 1976.

Freivogel, Margie. "Wildlife Dam Opposition." January 27, 1976.

Weil, Richard K., Jr. "Corps Denies Lock Would Hike Traffic." February 25, 1976.

Joiner, Robert L. "Interior Dept. Opposes Alton Dam Plan." March 30, 1976.

. "Corps Takes Issue With A'lton Locks Critics." April 21, 1976.

"Wetlands in Danger." May 9, 1976.

Spitzer, Dana L. "Meramec Dam Fight to Put Up Assembly by Call for Vote." December 19, 1976.

Isikoff, Michael. "Giants of Industry Finance DamFight." June 3, 1977.

Shirk, Martha. "Alton Lock, Dam Out, Administration Says." May 4, 1978.

Wagman, Paul. "Dam is Called Threat to Lake of Ozarks ." June 28,1978.

Zoeckler, Eric L. "Sierra Club Makes Last-Ditch Stand on River Channel." March 19, 1979.

Shirk, Martha. "Judge Trims Trial Issues on Alton Dam." September 10, 1979.

Goodrich, Robert . "Assails Corps' Refusal to Pay for Fish-Kill." September 22, 1982.

Springfield Leader-Press

Wilder, Jim. "Corps Reacts to Dam Suit." July 26, 1978.

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Montana

Billings Gazette

"Land Reserved for Wildlife ." August 22, 1971 .

Livingston Enterprise

"Public Opposition Stops Study of New Columbia River Dam." November 3, 1981 .

Nebraska

Bellevue Leader

"Corps Says Environmental Report Will Stand." July 19, 1978.

Omaha World Herald

Hoffman, Ted E. "Sierra Club Doubts Papio Dam's Value." December 18, 1974.

"Concern for Wildlife Flows Over Work on Mississippi River." April 18, 1977 .

New Jersey

Atlantic City Press

Wright, Cholly. "Ecologists Sue to Stop Dumpings." June 4, 1978.

Newark Star-Ledger

Bishop, Gordon. "Ecology Groups Find Fault With Army Engineers." July 31, 1974.

Lenehan, Arthur K. "Ecologists Sue Corps Over Offshore Dump." May 9, 1978.

Rowan, Carl. "Carter Defies Political Odds on Water Projects Boondoggles." October 11, 1978.

Trenton Evening Times

Harris, Barbara. "7 Senators Ask Wider Tocks Study." October 24, 1974.

Brown, Mark. "Army Favors Dam Despite Risks." November 12, 1974.

New York

Asbury Park Press

Wolcott, Paul G. "Tocks Island DamRevived by Drought." February 1, 1981 .

Buffalo Evening News

"Corps' Permit Plan Opposed." May 7, 1975.

MacClennan, Paul. "Corps, Ecologists Hope to Save Wildlife Area." February 12, 1976.

News and Observer

Parker, Roy, Jr. "Corps of Engineers Becomes Conservation Power." August 30, 1970.

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New York Times

Wright, C.E. "Ocala's Future Linked to a Canal." December 18, 1966.

"G.O.P. Attacks Funding of Cross-Florida Canal ." April 27, 1969.

"Conservationists Sue to Halt Cross-Florida Canal." September 18, 1969:

Webster, Bayard. "Army Engineers Host to Critics." November 23, 1969.

Hill, Gladwin. "Environment May Eclipse Vietnam as College Issue." November 80, 1969.

"Nickel Responds on Florida Canal." March 17, 1970 .

"Hill, Gladwin. "U.S . Ecology Unit Plans Hearings." March 24, 1970 .

"Nickel Asks Stay on Florida Canal." June 9, 1970.

"U.S. Judge Temporarily Bans Work on Florida Canal." January 16, 1971 .

Semple, Robert B., Jr. "President Blocks Canal in Florida ." January 20, 1971.

"Death of a Boondoggle." January 22, 1971.

Blair, William M. "Ecologist Scores Army Engineers." August 1, 1971 .

"Waterways, of Slime and the River." November 14, 1971.

Madden, Richard L. "House Unit Stays Tocks Island Project ." June 20, 1972 .

"$369-Million Mistake." June 24, 1972.

"Hearings Ended in Suit to Halt Tombigbee Project ." July 5, 1972.

Kandell, Jonathan. "Sludge Dumping Stirs Opposition." July 16, 1972.

"Drainage Project Stirs Arkansas." August 6, 1972.

"'A Classic Case': Kickapoo Dam Dispute." February 11, 1973.

Goth, Louis A. "Obituary of a River and the Life It Shared." February 11, 1973.

"Alert Environmentalists Preserve San Francisco Bay." February 25, 1973.

Ayres, B. Drummond, Jr. "Development ofFlood-Prone Areas Should Be Curbed." May 27, 1973.

"Defoliant, Banned in Vietnam, Used in St. Johns River." October 30, 1973 .

Kifner, John. "Maine Dam Project Sparks New Debate." August 26, 1974.

Hill, Gladwin. "Ecology Dispute Over South Carolina Plant Nears End." February 27, 1975.

Janson, Donald. "Tocks Island Study Cites Water Pollution Dangers." March 5, 1975.

"Ecologists Seek to Save Gulf Wetlands." April 21, 1975.

Webster, Bayard. "Army Engineers Creating Salt Marshes From Sediment." May 2, 1975.

"Army Engineers Seek Control Over All U.S. Bodies of Water." May 7, 1975.

Kenworthy, E.W. "Engineer Corps Dealt Setback on River Plan." May 27, 1975.

Janson, Donald. "A Battle Looming Over Tocks Vote." August 5, 1975.

Webster, Bayard . "Mediation Office on Ecology Set Up." September 18, 1975.

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Charlton, Linda. "Ecologists Sue on Sea Dumping." November 20, 1975.

Reed, Roy. "Engineers Build Marsh on Mississippi." February 2, 1976.

"New Threat to Wetlands." April 20, 1976.

Reed, Roy. "Engineers' Ban on Dredging Splits Floridians ." May 9, 1976.

Ayres, B. Drummond, Jr. "A Canal Project in South Caps 200-Year Dream." June 22, 1976.

"Ford for Control of All U.S . Waters ." July 29, 1976.

Hill, Gladwin. "Conservationists Expecting Carter to Open NewEra for Environment." November 5,1976 .

"Citizens' Support is Sought for Plan to Cut Dam Funds." March 1, 1977.

Robbins, William. "President is Viewed as Firm on 19 Cuts." March 13, 1977.

. "Long Warns Carter on Water Projects ." March 21, 1977.

Lichtenstein, Grace. "Dams Are an Endangered Species." March 27, 1977.

Clymer, Adam. "President, In Shift, Favors Some Funds for Water Projects." April 16, 1977 .

"Lousewort May Be Moved to Allow DamBuilding ." April 23, 1977.

Clymer, Adam. "Carter's Opposition to Water Projects Linked to '73 Veto of Georgia Dam." June 13,

1977.

. "Carter Backers Lose on Water Projects but Gain Tactically." June 15, 1977.

. "Senate Compromises with Carter on Killing Dams." July .1, 1977.

Oakes, John B. "The Pork-Barrel Challenge." July 21, 1977.

"Study Says Power Dam in Maine Would Damage the Environment." September 2, 1977.

"Protecting Wetlands." September 22, 1977.

"Dead Fish at Missouri Dam Traced to U.S . Project." June 14, 1978.

Janson, Donald. "Pennsylvania May Go to U.S . Court Over Tocks Dam." November 8, 1978.

King, Wayne. "Documents Indicate Corps Misled Congress on Major Southern Canal." November 27,1978.

Lawson, Helen. "A Threat to the St. Lawrence." December 4, 1978.

"Ex-Aide Testifies Army Corps Exceeded Waterway Authority." January 4, 1979.

King, Wayne. "Waterway Suit Dismissal Refused." January 6, 1979.

"Owners and Environmentalists Clash Over Louisiana Wetland." January 29, 1979.

King, Wayne. "Engineer Corps Says It Had Waterway Authority." January 30, 1979.

. "Army Engineers Under Attack for Their `Dig We Will' Zeal." February 4, 1979.

. "Corps of Engineers' Actions on Ohio River Attacked." February 8, 1979.

. "Judge Denies Suit to Stop Waterway's Construction." March 15, 1979.

King, Seth S. "Curbs on Development of Barrier Islands Proposed ." December 23, 1979.

."Engineers and Naturalists Fight Over Work on Inlet." December 1, 1980.

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"Louisiana Seeking U.S . Aid to Save Wetland." November 22, 1981.

Lubasch, Arnold H. "U.S . Judge Blocks Wetway Landfill as Threat to Bass." April 1, 1982.

Sheppard, Nathaniel, Jr. "Army Engineers Encounter Backlash on Missouri's Truman Power Dam." August

25, 1982.

Potsdam Courier &Freeman

"Committee Formed to Fight River Whiter Demonstration Project." August 8, 1978.

Rochester Democrat & Chronicle

Hamer, John. "America's Wetlands Must Be Saved." November 7, 1975.

Pritchard, Keith. "Corps is Building Some New Friendships." December 28, 1976.

Syracuse Post Standard

Fish, Mike. "Seaway `Storm' Brews: Winter Shipping Plan Stirs Fiscal, Environmental Conflict ." July 30,

1978.

Wall Street Journal

Herman, Tom. "Army Engineers Draw Increasing Critical Fire for Disturbing Nature." January 6, 1970.

Large, Arlen J. "An Aswan Dam for Maine?" July 25, 1974.

"Railroads, Environmentalists Win Move to Stall Bids on Mississippi Dam Project." August 7, 1974.

Bray, Thomas J. "Chesapeake Area, Fearing a Ruined Bay, Strives to Balance Ecology and Growth."

September 17, 1975.

Garing, David, and Harrison, Connie . "Railroads Join Environmental Groups to Fight Plan for New

River Locks Near Alton, Ill." December 3, 1975.

"Board of Engineers Alters Dam-Lock Plan at Site Near Alton, Ill." February 25, 1976.

Montgomery, Jim. "Corps of Engineers Will Urge Florida to Resume Work on Controversial Canal."

December 16, 1976.

"Florida Governor, Cabinet Vote to Ditch Controversial Canal Following Hearings." December 21, 1976.

Sease, Douglas R. "$1.6 Billion Southern Canal on Carter Kill List Has Many Foes but Also Powerful

Supporters ." April 1, 1977.

House, Karen Elliot . "Selling ofa Dam: Tie Between Congress, Engineer Corps Leads to Dubious Projects."

June 17, 1977.

"President Signs Bill for 9 Water Projects : Delays to Be Sought ." August 9, 1977 .

Miller, Gay Sands. "Environmental Report May Have Little Value in Predicting Impact ." June 1, 1978.

Perry, James M. "Roll Out the Barrels, We'll Have a Barrel of Funds, Folks Say." April 18, 1979.

Watertown Daily News

"Concerns on Seaway Environment `Resolved' for Engineers' Project." November 19, 1977.

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Cole, Larry. "Winter Seaway Plan Draws Fire." August 2, 1978.

North Carolina

Charlotte Observer

Boyd, Bob. "'The Corps' Hangs Up Hard Hat." January 26, 1973.

Durham Herald

Holmes, Jack. "Water Quality Projections for Jordan Lake Defended." November 5, 1976.

Durham Sun

Smith, Carol S. "Work Continues on Dam Despite Appeals." July 18, 1978.

Fayetteville Observer

"Conservation Council to Continue Dam Fight." September 14, 1977.

Greensboro Daily News

Greene, David S. "Judge Approves B. Everett Jordan Lake." July 29, 1977.

"The Decision on the Everett Jordan Dam," August 5, 1977.

Raleigh News & Observer

Allegood, Jerry. "Corps Draft Reaffirms Island Data." October 30, 1976.

Southport StarNews

Crawford, C.S. "Rockfish Objections: Control Project Draws Criticism ." December 27, 1973 .

Wilmington Star News

"Corps of Engineers Paints a New Picture." July 23, 1977.

North Dakota

Bismarck Tribune

Schmidt, Steve. "River Environment Threatened." March 5, 1977.

Ritter, Malcolm. "Corps: Dam Plans Will Get Review." May 13, 1978.

Minot Daily News

"Corps May Face Court Fight on Permits for Oil Pipelines." March 5, 1982.

Ohio

Bellevue Gazette

"Reviewers Critical of Army Study." October 19, 1978.

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Kaufman, Ben L. "Carter Urged to Ax Mill Creek Project, II River Programs." March 31, 1978.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Grande, Judy. "Should Stokes Have Backed `Boondoggle' Canal?" August 22, 1982.

Conneaut News-Herald

"EPA Criticizes Mill Summary." September 9, 1978.

Delaware Gazette

"Proposed $3 Billion Plant Faces Many Environmental Problems." October 18, 1978.

Sandusky Register

Path, Karl. "New Dredge Disposal Guidelines Enforcement is Pledged by Corps." October 22, 1975.

Martilotta, Marie. "EPA Spat Forces Corps to Cancel Harbor Dredging." October 31, 1978.

Oklahoma

Oklahoma City Times

Cromley, Allan. "Corps Showing Low Profile, Caters to Ecology Trend." September 5, 1975.

Tulsa Tribune

"Ex-Tulsa General Backs Protection of Wetlands." December 10, 1975.

Tulsa World

"Authority of Corps May Get Boost." May 7, 1975.

Mycue, Bob. "Oologah Water Ruling a `Shocker' to Corps." November 3, 1977.

. "Corps Official Disputes Foes, Says Desalting Plans Sound." March 16, 1979.

Oregon

Grants Pass Daily Courier

Burke, Wally. "Army Engineers May Be Sued to Stop Elk Creek Dam Works." August 25, 1975 .

Pendleton East Oregonian

"Corps' Dam Plans Opposed." January 31, 1980.

Portland Daily Journal of Commerce

"Environmental Protection Taught." June 29, 1971.

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Netboy, Anthony. "The Rogue: Surely Not Another Series of Lakes." September 3, 1972.

Portland Oregon Journal

"Nuclear Plant Called Russell Dam Alternative." April 11, 1978.

Allentown Morning Call

Pennsylvania

White, Bill . "Army Corps Target of Tocks Bitterness ." July 1, 1978.

Rood, Mick. "Tocks Island to Fuel Fireworks Next Week on Capitol Hill." July 3, 1978.

Easton Express

Goldstein, David. "Move to Save Tocks May Doom Homes." August 16, 1978 .

Philadelphia Bulletin

Kushma, David. "Carter Opposes Tocks Project." April 25, 1978.

Taylor, Robert E. "Kostmayer Scores Victory in Fight to Bar Tocks Dam." July 11, 1978.

Philadelphia Evening Bulletin

"That End Run on Tocks Dam." November 16, 1977.

Philadelphia Inquirer

Klaidman, Stephen. "Engineers : Builders and Enemies." July 10, 1975.

Stranahan, Susan Q. "City, State Sue U.S . on Tocks Dam." July 1, 1978.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

"Army Engineers As Conservationists." July 30, 1974.

Pittsburgh Press

"Army Engineers, Hailed for Their Dams, Now Trying to Weather a Hail of Damns." October 22, 1971.

McFeatters, Ann. "Stream, Flood Controllers Box to Environment." January 14, 1974.

. "Wetlands Cleanup Act Mired in Controversy." May 2, 1976.

Scranton Times

"Tocks Island Dam Confusion Persists ." November 13, 1978.

Kostmayer, Peter H. "Tocks Island Dam Now `Remote."' December 17, 1978.

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Stroudsburg Pocono Record

Drachler, Steve. "Environmental Questions Still Cloud Tocks Project." March 5, 1975.

"Tocks Fate Shifts Water." October 1, 1975.

"Corps' Projects Face Opposition Across the Nation ." October 16, 1975.

Drachler, Steve. "Second Thoughts Shelve Tocks De-authorization Bill ." October 16, 1975.

Brown, Mark. "Second Battle of Tocks Island Looms." May 22, 1976.

Roberts, Chris. "Tocks Island : May Be Most Expensive Dam Never Built." July 1, 1976.

Brown, Mark. "Corps ChiefNot Interested in Reviving Tocks Dam." February 10, 1977.

. "Lawmakers Split Over Tocks Dam Deauthorization." March 2, 1977.

Drachler, Steve. "Corps Recommends Tocks, But Will Wait for DRBC ." July 10, 1977.

Spangler, Sherrie. "Officials Angry Over Tocks Plan." February 20, 1978.

Rhode Island

Providence Journal

Hudson, Berkley. "Army Corps Backs Dredging Cove and Making Salt Marsh." July 31, 1979.

"Relaxed Federal Wetland Rules & Threat to Millions ofAcres." July 21, 1982.

South Carolina

Anderson Independent

Coats, Bill . "Second Suit Filed to Halt Russell Dam." August 20, 1977.

Loftis, Randy. "Dam Proposal to Be Protested." May 24, 1978.

Williams, Yvonne. "Russell DamNear the Point of No Return." January 28, 1979.

Charleston Evening Post

Morgan, John H. "Wando Suit Planned." May8, 1978.

Charleston News and CourierPost

Columbia State

Matthews, William. "Switching Rivers in Mid Stream: The Public HasQuestions About This Corps Project."

September 17, 1978.

Columbia, The Star

"Group Meets to Oppose Richard B. Russell Dam." September 29, 1974.

"Wildlife Panel Opposed to Trotters Shoals Dam." August 29, 1975.

Hitchcock, Wallace C. "Federal Agencies Express Concern Over Dam Projects." May 14, 1976.

"Environmentalists Want Teeth in Coordination Act." March 19, 1978.

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Greenville News

"Wildlife Commission Opposes Trotters Shoals Dam Project." April 6, 1975.

Sargent, Bob. "Hunting, Fishing, Organizations Fear Dam's Impact." September 10, 1978.

Greenwood Index

Emerson, Bo. "Russell Dam Foes Planning May National Conference." March 6, 1978.

South Dakota

Rapid City Journal

Riley, Paul. "Corps ofEngineers Defends Creek Project, Will Restore Widened Areas." July 7, 1978.

Sioux Falls ArgusLeader

Raasch, Chuck. "Mitigation Plan Would Replace Flooded Areas." March 30, 1978.

Tennessee

Jackson Sun

"Wetlands Policy Deserves Attention." February 25, 1981.

Knoxville News-Sentinel

Brewer, Carson. "Writer's View of Tenn-Tom Need Draws Heated Response." September 10, 1978.

Memphis Commercial Appeal

Lollar, Michael . "Drainage Project Plugged by Environmental Issue." January 12, 1973.

Reynolds, Henry. "Engineers Brace for Hard Battle Along the Cache." September 23, 1973.

. "Cache Drainage Major Concern in Other Areas." November 11, 1973.

"Slapping the Fingers That Plug the Dikes." December 11, 1977.

"Cache Tiff May Seek Higher Decision." March 27, 1978.

Bennett, John. "Cache Compromise Undergoing Study." September 29, 1978.

Fuller, William. "Engineer Defends Widened Waterway." January 31, 1979.

Reel, Guy. "Proponents ofTenn-Tom Dominate Public Hearing." January 24, 1982.

Memphis Press-Scimitar

"Army Submits Cache River Project Study." December 10, 1973 .

Patton, Buck. "Corps Blasted: Forked Deer River Dredging is Issue." August 25, 1978.

Nashville Banner

"Two Strip Mining Firms Hit by Default Judgment." December 6, 1971 .

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Nashville Tennessean

"Court Asked to Put Brakes on Tombigbee." December 6, 1979.

Texas

Austin American-Statesman

Schwab, Robert. "Water Use Rules Attacked." August 22, 1976.

Beaumont Journal

Flowers, Nancy. "Land Needs Stall Bayou Work." August 2, 1976.

Clute Brazosport Facts

"Roles Reversed on Environment." May 9, 1978.

Corpus Christi Caller

Parks, Scott. "New Environmental Fight May Delay Choke Work." November 10, 1976.

Norman, Mike. "Environmentalists Seek New Delay on Choke Dam." November 18, 1977.

Dallas Morning News

McNeely, Dave. "Anti-Canal Coalition Embraced All Types." March 15, 1973.

Erwin, Dorothie . "Corps Report Still in Doubt." March 30, 1975.

. McNeely, Dave. "Ecology Adjustment Seen in Army Corps." June 17, 1975.

White, James F. "Another View of Trinity." February 20, 1976.

Thompson, Lyke. "New Trinity Plan Submitted." December 15, 1976.

"Senate Kills Bentsen Amendment to Loosen Dredge and Fill Controls." August 5, 1977.

Belden, Tom. "Critics of Lakeview Cite Ecology, Cost Objections ." May 7, 1978.

Grove, Lloyd. "Army Engineers Urge Trinity Project." August 23, 1979.

"Water Project Threatens Five Nests ofBald Eagles ." March 17, 1979.

Grove, Lloyd. "Trinity Alternative Supported." December 1, 1979.

Dallas Times-Herald

"River Power Dams Threatening Salmon Runs!" November 3, 1976.

Pollack, Andrew. "Coalition Hopes to Kill 10 Water Projects ." March 24, 1978.

. "Trinity Plan Due Further Evaluation ." December 20, 1978.

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Fort Worth Press

"Order Means to Halt Canal Project ." February 18, 1973.

Galveston Daily News

Fleck, Tim. "Environmentalists vs. Corps: Bayou Dredging Lines Appear Clearly Drawn." October 5, 1973.

Rizley, Max, Jr. "Both Sides Await Judge's Decision on Port Appeal ." July 30, 1982.

Galveston News

Randell, David. "Suit Set in Feud Over Sub-division ." May 23, 1978.

Houston Chronicle

"Corps of Engineers Moving on Environment, Chief Says." July 30, 1981.

Houston Post

"Engineer Claims Corps Will Use Less Concrete." November 23, 1974.

Scarlett, Harold. "Marshy Enigma." February 23, 1975.

"Dams Threatening Missouri's Ozarks." August 10, 1975.

Scarlett, Harold. "Dredging Battle Won with `Special' Controls." January 9, 1976.

. "Federal Agency Urges Abandoning Wallisville Project ." October 30, 1976.

. "Dam Building." February 13, 1977.

. "17 Water Projects Break Federal Laws, Institute Contends." September 22, 1977.

. "Changing Corps." November 6, 1977.

. "GAO Study Raps Engineers Corps in Enforcement ." January 17, 1978.

. "EPA Joins with Corps in Projects." January 21, 1978.

. "Impact Statement on LNG Terminal Insufficient, Army Says." April 18, 1978.

Wiese, Arthur. "Conservationists Attack 12 Water Projects : 2 in Texas." November 23, 1978.

Utah

Salt Lake Tribune

Jonsson, Dave. "State to Challenge Waterways Act." October 9, 1975.

Vermont

Burlington Free Press

Van Susteren, Dick. "Leahy Changes Opinion About Lincoln-Dickey." August 10, 1977.

"Final Dickey-Lincoln Statement Delayed." December 19, 1978.

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Coffin, Howard. "Dam Builders Called Scourge: Justice Douglas Labels Army Engineers U.S . `Public

Enemy."' April 17, 1968.

Nemethy, Andrew. "Dickey-Lincoln Debate : More Proponents Emerge." November 15, 1977.

Virginia

Fairfax Globe

Udall, Stewart L., and Stansbury, Jeff. "EPA vs. Engineers." December 9, 1971.

Newport Daily Press

Jones, Yolanda. "Refinery Decision Delayed Again." March 6, 1979.

Newport News Times-Herald

"Refinery Reprise." December 1, 1978.

Norfolk Ledger-Star

Levin, John. "White House Promises Prompt Refinery Decision." October 26, 1978.

Norfolk Virginian-Pilot

Hutchinson, Bob. "Wetlands Being Threatened ." May 21, 1975.

Weatherly, Donna. "Agencies to Visit Site ofProposed Refinery ." March 26, 1978.

. "Refinery Decision Hangs on Need vs. Harm." April 14, 1978.

Chandler, Appy. "Report on Refinery Called `Shockingly Inadequate ."' August 26, 1978.

"Corps' Plan for River Opposed." October 12, 1979.

"Oyster Peril Resurfaces in Refinery Fight." November 20, 1979.

Richmond News Leader

"Another Challenge to Refinery Planned." January 18, 1980.

"Refinery Permits Approved." January 26, 1980.

Richmond Times-Dispatch

Brown, Merrill. "Refinery Is a Giant Step Closer." December 3, 1978.

"Refinery Decision Off Again." August 25, 1979.

Waynesboro News-Virginian

"That Dam Report ." December 21, 1978.

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Seattle Daily Journal ofCommerce

"Northern Tier Pipeline Wins Corps of Engineers Support." October 30, 1981 .

Seattle Times

Washington (State)

Pullman Herald

"Corps Making Plans for Wildlife Areas." March 29, 1978.

"Corps to Explain Plan for Wildlife Sites." April 28, 1979.

"Marinas and the Environment." May 9, 1971.

Pryne, Eric, and Katz, Dean. "Fisheries ChiefPushes Fight to Block Permits for Northern Tier." December

10, 1981.

Vancouver Columbian

"Engineers Seek Public Cooperation." March 11, 1973.

"Good For the Corps." May 4, 1973.

Walla Walla Union-Bulletin

"Archaeologists Try to Reconstruct `Cultural' Past Before Dam is Raised." October 15, 1978.

Washington, D.C.

Army News Features

"Ecology Not New to Army Engineers." February 26, 1973.

Army Times

Tice, Jim. "Army Engineers Begin Push to Clean Up Stateside Posts." April 24, 1978.

Finegan, Jay. "Engineers Praised for Lousewort Aid." July 17, 1978.

National Observer

Lanouette, William J. "Flood of Emotions: Engineers' Wetlands Jurisdiction Shrinks After Protests."

August 23, 1975.

USACE News Release

Washington Evening Star and Daily News

"Environmentalists Rally: 13 Public Projects Hit." May 28, 1973.

Washington Post

"Army Engineers Begin Lowering Barge Canal Reservoir ." August 4, 1972.

Oberdorfer, Don. "A Tale ofTwo Laws." January 7, 1971 .

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y

"Texans Kill $1.6 Billion River Plan." March 16, 1973.

"Foes ofGathright Dam Claim Engineer Corps Ignores Law." March 20, 1973.

"Court Tightens Curbs Protecting Wetlands." June 15, 1973 .

"Engineers Go Conservationist ." June 15, 1973.

Dewar, Helen. "James River's Oysters Threatened by Pollution." August 9, 1973 .

Wiesenthal, Maxwell. "Dam Project Forces Strange Alliances." June 30, 1974.

Anderson, Jack. "Lone Opponent for Army Engineers." July 10, 1974.

Ringle, Ken. "Corps of Engineers Scraps Plan for Salem Church Dam." October 4, 1974.

Grubisich, Thomas. "Is the Army Corps Best Qualified to Study Bay?" January 2, 1975.

Wilson, George C. "New River Dam Delay Requested." January 10, 1975.

Robinson, Timothy S. "Judge Widens Army Corps' Jurisdiction ." March 28,1975.

Klaidman, Stephen. "Kentucky Dam Plan Stirs Environmental, Political Debate." May 9, 1975.

. "Engineer Corps' Power Said to Extend to Rice Paddies." May 14, 1975.

"Wetlands and the Corps ofEngineers." June 3, 1975.

Klaidman, Stephen. "Engineers Corps: Benefits Contested." July 6, 1975.

. "Conflict Snarls Midwest Waterway Expansion." July 7, 1975.

McAllister, Bill . "Fight Goes on Over Captain's Cove." January 12, 1976.

"'Last Chance' for Captain's Cove." January 17, 1976.

Klaidman, Stephen. "Delmarva Canal Plan Stirs Controversy." April 15, 1976.

. "Environmentalists Dealt a Setback." April 16, 1976.

Hornblower, Margot. "Wetlands Dredging Blocked: Engineers Say Development to Be Limited." April 27,

1976.

"EPA Says Portsmouth Refinery Would Endanger Environment." April 20, 1976.

Klaidman, Stephen. "Two States Reject Army Canal Plan." April 23, 1976.

"Cited Benefit ofGathright DamDisputed." May 16, 1976.

Clancy, Paul. "Who's Protecting the Wetlands?" May 16, 1976.

"Safeguards for the Swamps." June 2, 1976.

Klaidman, Stephen. "Hill Fight Looming on Dam." June 13, 1976.

"The Corps of Engineers and Maryland's Wetlands." July 3, 1976.

Hornblower, Margot. "Hill Weighs Fate of Wetlands." August 15, 1976.

Rich, Spencer. "Senate Unit Preserves Protection for Wetlands." August 27, 1976.

Regenstein, Lewis. "The Candidates and the Environment: An Analysis." October 19, 1976.

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Railroad Sues to Block Tombigbee Water Project.December 1, 1976.

Walsh, Edward. "President Adds 14 Water Projects to `Hit List ."' March24, 1977.

Hornblower, Margot. "U.S . to Protect Snapdragon Imperiled by Proposed Dam." March 29, 1977.

Pincus, Walter. "When a Campaign VowCrashes into a Pork Barrel ." April 1, 1977.

Hornblower, Margot. "Wildlife Species Act Endangers Projects ." July 21, 1977.

"The Wetlands War." August 4, 1977.

Ringle, .Ken. "Va. Oil Refinery Runs Into Classic Environmental Fight." December 15, 1977.

Sinclair, Ward. "GAO Withheld Critical Report on Corps' Role in Tenn. Canal." April 30, 1978.

Grubisich, Tom. "EPA Calls on Army to Supervise Sewage Plant Projects ." May 28, 1978.

Sinclair, Ward. "W. Va. Dam Exemplifies Controversial Water Policy." November 20, 1978.

Kerney, J. Regan. "Corps of Engineers Approves Refinery for Portsmouth, Va." November 29, 1978.

. "Army Dept. Asked to Ban Planned Virginia Refinery." January 3, 1979.

"Spurious Analysis Aids Water Project." February 5,1979 .

Sinclair, Ward. "U.S . Reservoir Becoming Test ofHistoric Preservation Law." March 11, 1979.

. "Stennis Advice Kills Hearing on Waterway." May 12, 1979.

Grubisich, Thomas. "Engineer Corps Drops Support for Dams in Potomac Basin." August 28, 1979.

"Louisiana's Atchafalaya Floodway Focus ofFight." October 10, 1979.

"Construction Permit Approved for Refinery ." December 11, 1979.

Reid, T.R. "When a Backyard Garden Becomes Federal Domain." April 7, 1981.

Sawyer, Kathy. "Army Engineers Shift Gears, Go With Flow Instead ofDamming It Up." July 31, 1981.

Prochau, Bill . "Interior Dept. Acts to Halt Controversial Maine Dam." September 30, 1981 .

Dewar, Helen. "Senate Narrowly Rejects Fund Cuts for Waterway, Tenn. Reactor." November 5, 1981.

Feaver, Douglas B. "Army Seeks to Rule Out `Permit Escalation ."' November 5, 1981.

Sinclair, Ward. "Deep in the Supplemental, Works Projects Live On." September 1, 1982 .

Washington Star

"Reuss Urges Engineers to Enforce Refuse Act." July 31, 1970.

Hornig, Roberta. "White House Spikes Plan on Wetlands." February 2, 1972.

"White House Spikes Plan on Wetlands." February 19, 1972.

"Dredge We Must." January 15, 1975.

Pike, David. "Court Backs U.S . License for Wetlands." March 28, 1975.

Aug, Stephen M. "DOT Opposes Lock, Darn Plan." October 8, 1975.

"Wildlife Group Fights Builder." February 15, 1976.

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Stop This Delmarva Folly.April 7, 1976.

Love, Thomas. "Wetlands: ANatural Wildlife Habitat Under Assault." April 13, 1976.

"Mischief in the Marshes." April 20, 1976.

Groom, Winston. "Engineer Corps: From Scourge to Friend of the Land." June 8, 1976.

Love, Thomas. "Environmentalists, Industry Switch Corners This Round." July 7, 1976.

Satchell, Michael. "Missouri's Meramec Dam: An Environmental Edsel?" August 5, 1976.

"Don't Count the Lousewort Yet." March 7, 1977.

Dickerson, James R. "Water Issue: Is President in Too Deep?" March 24,1977.

Raum, Tom. "Army Joins EPA in Water Clean-Up." September 18,1977.

"Tern-Tom and the Corps of Engineers." November 28, 1978.

Tierney, John. "Proposed Va. Refinery Strikes a Well ofFears." August 20, 1979.

Thornton, Mary. "Maine Split by Plan for Wilderness Dam." December 14, 1979.

Kilpatrick, James J. "Why This $3-Billion Boondoggle?" July 29, 1980.

Gay, Lance. "Environmentalists Suggest Cuts in U.S . Water, Highway Projects ." February 5, 1981.

. "Ecologists Sue to Halt Support." May 20, 1981.

West Virginia

Huntington HeraldDispatch

Lewis, Lloyd D. "Dam Builder Role Being Abandoned." November 13, 1977.

Wisconsin

Green Bay Press-Gazette

Pagel, Ray. "You Can Help: Army Corps Has Changed" August 18,1974.

Madison Appleton Post Crescent

Garton, Jane Dwyre. "Wetlands Suit Piled Against City, Corps." August 17, 1978.

. "Wetlands Fill Removal Awaits Court Decision." August 18, 1978.

Madison Capital Times

"Engineer Corps Threat." October 8, 1074.

Milwaukee Journal

Reed, Jay. "Corps of Engineers Tries on a Halo." January 4, 1976.

White Lake Spinal Column

Dolson, Rachael. "Naturalist Groups, State Officials Clash over Waterway Control." July 14, 1982.

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Thisindex is to all books, periodical articles, governmentpublications, and unpublished items listed inthebibliography .

It does not include newspaper articles. Numbers refer to individual entries, not to page numbers. To keep the index

manageable, no entry is listed more than four times.

Alaska, 142, 264, 270, 276, 292, 458, 480, 534, 544, 564, 686, 820, 888, 889,

Alaska Pipeline, 480

Albemarle Canal, 180

American Rivers Conservation Council, 5, 6

Apalachicola, 10, 407, 1067

Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, 885

Appropriations, rivers and harbors, 1227

Arizona, 193

Arkansas River Navigation Project, 964

Atchafalaya Basin, 203, 224, 303, 532, 613, 614, 615, 616, 697, 922, 940, 961, 1159

Baltimore District, 92

Beach erosion, 72, 93, 130, 145, 175, 176, 177, 290, 302, 345, 388, 586, 592, 668, 833

Beach Erosion Board, 130, 725, 1131, 1201

Benefit-cost analysis, 22, 23, 69, 95, 219, 228, 234, 273, 319, 394, 443, 452, 518, 572, 607, 670, 674,

711, 712, 726, 736, 737, 752, 1019, 1125, 1195

Bibliographies, 49, 104, 442, 448

Big South Fork, 321, 954

Big Walnut, 463, 679, 919

Birds, 124, 280

Blue River, see Tuttle Creek

Bottomlands hardwoods, 249, 250

Boulder Creek, 751

Buffalo District, 45

Bull Shoals Dam, 830

Cache River, 282, 284, 285, 468, 1053, 1061

California, 14, 35, 84, 132, 166, 297, 304, 583, 702, 768, 834, 835, 836, 890, 891, 950, 962, 1137, 1203, 1228

Canaan Valley, 294, 295

Carter, Jimmy, 549, 607, 628, 646, 750, 814, 923, 955, 1071

Cedar Creek, 446

103
Charles River Natural Valley Storage Project, 313

Charlotte River, 657

Chattooga, 414

Chicago District, 97

Clarke, Frederick J., 481, 543

Clean Water Act, see Federal Water Pollution Control Act

Coastal engineering, 330, 703, 788, 894, 956, 1154, 1170, see also Beach erosion

Coastal Zone Management Act, 245, 590

Columbia River, 57, 226, 315, 341, 795, 947, 1023, 1168, 1173

Connecticut River Valley, 105

Conservation, 1,12,13, 29, 38, 56, 58, 63, 65, 68, 71, 75, 81, 83, 86, 91,

169, 188, 263, 268, 280, 346, 347, 348, 349, 350, 382, 424, 441, 527, 551, 708, 715, 1007, 1048, 1058, 1158, 1231

Conservation thought, 117,126, 221, 246, 263, 327, 333, 436, 449, 457, 492, 529, 531, 574, 588, 707, 737, 739, 741, 775,

857, 861, 864, 922, 937, 1014, 1121, 1160

Cooper Lake, 255

Cossatot River, 412, 640

Council on Environmental Quality, 186, 212, 305, 391, 1032, 1098, 1190, 1191

Cross-Florida Barge Canal, 24, 34, 54,141, 204, 223, 229, 242, 260, 269, 351, 403, 404, 405, 409, 410, 478, 502, 512,

517, 597, 605, 680, 683, 701, 747, 762, 776, 810, 843, 844, 880, 882, 929,969, 995,1093,1097,1212

Cultural resources, 174, 421, 440, 634, 654, 1021, 1023, 1050, 1171, 1172, 1203

Cumberland River, 415

Current River, 1085

Currituck Sound, 960

Dickey-Lincoln Project, 178, 215, 338, 358, 430, 43.9, 540, 563, 602, 611, 721, 815, 945, 946, 972, 1070, 1122, 1195

Dos Rios Project, 1137

Dredging, 208, 231, 236, 240, 241, 262, 267, 283, 329, 454, 491, 608, 627, 645, 650, 709, 748, 853, 860, 886, 892, 949,

1033,1044, 1094, 1105, 1132,1166, 1182, 1194

Ecology, 8, 20, 44, 140, 198, 1060, 1121, 1143

Eleven Point River, 423

Endangered Species Act, 563, 945, 1130

Energy, 188, 343, 930

Engineering, profession of, 841, 985

Environmental Advisory Board, 112, 135, 200, 323, 335, 370, 479, 971

104
Environmental Defense Fund, 46

Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), 21, 25, 42, 149, 190, 199, 212, 262, 377, 490, 651, 676, 1003, 1164, 1192

Environmental law, 11,15,16, 27, 43, 47, 48, 96, 244, 288, 296, 298, 307, 339, 340, 360, 399, 466, 491,

511, 525, 542, 567, 569, 596, 627, 714, 728, 753, 783, 792, 808, 811, 818, 832, 840, 853, 931, 933, 934, 936, 956, 959,

982, 998, 1037, 1042, 1044, 1052, 1055, 1061, 1108, 1109, 1114, 1136, 1144, 1235, see also NEPA

Environmental Law Institute, 47, 1155

Environmental litigation, 48, 352, 398, 401, 471, 494, 503, 555, 581, 616, 630, 641, 669, 675, 676, 694, 793, 794, 817, 837, 918, 976, 1029, 1069

Environmental management, 39, 203, 235, 265, 279, 300, 301, 311, 320, 326, 328, 355, 356, 413, 473, 485, 486, 487,

489, 490, 507, 539, 543, 548, 560, 636, 643, 644, 664, 698, 730, 731, 732, 733, 734, 773, 774, 787, 801, 804, 806, 826,

828, 838, 849, 927, 939, 1001, 1037, 1051, 11063, 1079, 1082, 1083, 1084, 1086, 1103, 1137, 1140, 1141, 1153,

1161, 1162, 1174, 1198, 1210

Environmental politics, 8, 32, 33, 37, 40,140,143,150,152,155,157,158,160,165,185,186,191,192, 203, 213, 219,

220, 239, 253, 257, 258, 306, 324, 353, 359, 361, 372, 373, 418, 419, 426, 434, 494, 500, 505, 519, 549, 578, 583, 585,

607, 623, 628, 637, 689, 710, 711, 712, 726, 730, 736, 738, 756, 760, 765, 777, 782, 803, 807, 814, 823, 824, 825, 847,

848, 850, 858, 869, 870, 881, 900, 905, 907, 908, 915, 920, 923, 930, 955, 965, 966,1005,1016,1059,1071,1099,1124,

1125, 1142, 1236

Environmental research, 1120, 1157, 1172

Everglades, 271, 293, 501, 865, 924, 1138

Federal WaterPollution Control Act, 213, 244, 245, 252, 257, 298, 398, 411, 598, 658, 661, 662, 692, 783, 840, 853, 868,

877, 878, 892, 959, 1042, 1054, 1109, 1180, 1182, 1183, 1186, 1187, 1188, 1199, 1220, see also Section 404

Federal Water Quality Act of 1965, 459, 491, 523, 617, 630

Fish and wildlife, 13, 47, 49, 58, 70, 81, 99,134,1'79, 280, 287, 315, 344, 348, 420, 427, 428, 444, 467, 477, 497, 508, 509,

510, 514, 515, 534, 535, 536, 537, 552, 556, 561, 591, 604, 608, 622, 625, 656, 673, 740, 742, 744, 749, 771, 790, 795,

796, 797, 798, 799, 800, 820, 831, 876, 895, 903, 926, 944, 947, 981, 983, 994, 1022, 1025, 1034, 1065, 1066, 1069,

1113, 1126, 1127, 1163, 1198,1225, 1226

Fish ladders, 197, 226, 315, 420, 510, 591, 771, 790, 795, 798, 799, 800, 926, 944, 983, 1168, 1173

Fish Trap Lake, 695

Flathead River, 456

Flint River, 750, 1024

Flood control, 1 .71, 281, 371, 384, 395, 422, 461, 469, 499, 513, 514, 770, 819, 821, 855, 856, 905, 906, 943, 963, 979,

1078, 1096, 1205

Flood control planning (Federal), 103,105, 205, 230, 237, 238, 367, 515, 535, 579, 642, 761, 780, 813, 887,

Flood disasters, 28, 227, 822

Floodplain management, 465, 522, 610, 761, 780, 821, 1078

Florida, 10, 24, 34, 41, 48, 54,131,141,175,176 177, 204, 223, 229, 242, 260, 269, 271, 277, 290, 293, 299, 310, 337,

351, 403, 404, 405, 409, 410, 478, 484, 501, 502, 512, 516, 517, 519, 597, 603, 605, 680, 683, 694, 701, 727; 745, 747,

762, 776, 778, 779, 791, 810, 843, 844, 865, 866, 867, 880, 882, 914, 924, 929, 968, 969, 988, 989, 995, 1662, 1093,

1097, 1138, 1176, 1212, 1215

Florida Defenders of the Environment, 54

Forests, 570, 1002

105
Fort Worth District, 30

Galveston Bay, 308, 996

Galveston District, 4, 308

Gathright Dam, 541, 928

Gillham Reservoir, 793, 1111

Glacier National Park, 272

Glacier View Dam, 456, 520, 547, 1118

Grand Canyon, 291

Grayrocks, 557

Grays Harbor (Washington), 50

Great Dismal Swamp, 846

Herbert Hoover, 151

Hillsdale Reservoir, 572

Hooker Dam, 612

Hudson River, 139, 816, 984, 1119

Hunting, 280

Hunting Creek, 952

Huntington District, 90

Hydroelectric power, 71, 151, 166, 507, 508, 785, 876, 1019, 1104, 1168

Illinois River, 633

Indiana Dunes, 451, 729, 848, 893

Indians, 98

Izaak Walton League, 625, 638, 639, 685, 1080

Jacksonville District, 31

Kentucky, 720

Kinzua Dam, 634, 652, 672, 691, 705, 967, 1028, 1036

Kissimmee, 727

La Farge Dam, 553

Lake ofthe Ozarks, 390

Land use, 589, 590, 610, 690, 729, 1230

106
Libby Dam, 206, 504

Little Tennessee River, 696

Locks and Dam26, 416, 417, 631, 699, 704, 757, 789, 958, 997

Louisville District, 88

Luxapalia River, 198

Mackinaw River, 256

Mammoth Cave, 720

Marco Island, 310, 603, 778, 779, 951, 968, 1057

Martis Creek Dam, 962

McClellan-Kerr Waterway, 1100

Media and the environment, 254

Meramec River, 642, 746

Military construction (environmental issues), 195, 217, 447

Mississippi River, 78, 224, 227, 233, 334, 408, 428, 474, 475, 537, 568, 656, 719, 766, 767, 789, 822, 904, 922, 958,1027,

1033, 1034, 1065, 1066, 1075, 1088, 1090, 1214

Missouri River, 19, 67, 98, 154, 166, 396, 938

Mitigation (fish and wildlife), 197, 202, 226, 235, 620, 622, 740, 742, 1225, 1226

Morris, John W., 389,1073

Muir, John, 56

Multipurpose river development, 71, 357, 431, 449, 556, 582, 749, 851, 887, 1080, 1204, 1205

Muskingum Watershed District, 85

Nashville District, 87

National Engineering Agency, 506, 518, 621

National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), 7, 9, 76, 77,101,106,132,163,164,165,189,190, 212, 258, 262, 288, 307,

397, 401, 488, 626, 669, 714, 728, 753, 793, 794, 811, 818, 890, 891, 931, 936, 998,1003,1108,1112,1155,1158,1179,

1192, 1217,1218,1228; Cotps ofEngineers response to NEPA,112,135,167, 172, 184, 187, 200,

323, 331, 335, 342, 355, 369, 380, 383, 483, 524, 525, 567, 600, 601, 664, 666, 687, 688, 716, 731, 732, 804, 808, 971,

986, 1091, 1092, 1095, 1128, 1155, 1161, 1190, 1235, see also Environmental Impact Statement

National parks, 137, 437, 520, 547, 769, 973, 1118

New Burlington, 18, 216

New England Division, 122

New Melones Dam, 84, 304, 702, 752, 768, 834, 835, 836, 890, 950, 1203

New Mexico, 181

New Orleans, 1090

107
New York District, 94

Nitrogen supersaturation, 609

Nixon, Richard M., 113, 239, 351, 809, 810, 1093

Nonstructural flood control, 237, 238, 313

North Atlantic Division, 36

Oakley Dam, 111, 578, 580, 1029, 1169, 1219

Obion-Forked Deer Project, 214, 322, 717, 817, 1110

Oil pollution, 209

Old River Control Structure, 224

Ouachita River, 495

Panama Canal, 571

Pick-Sloan Plan, 19, 67, 98, 526, 764, 782, 863, 1145

Potomac River, 367, 852, 862, 871, 872, 873, 874, 875, 991, 992, 993, 1026

Prevot Case (Avoyelles Sportsmen's League, Inc., et al . v. Alexander et al.), 249, 250, 398

Progressive Conservation Movement, 71, 138

Public review, 172,182, 278, 279, 356, 4?5, 450, 460, 470, 550, 671, 675, 730, 731, 732, 733, 734, 827, 948, 978, 1129,

1151, 1152, 1156, 1161, 1162, 1165, 1210, 1236

Rampart Dam, 264, 270, 276, 292, 458, 509, 544, 564, 686, 820, 888, 889, 1004, 1011, 1035, 1045, 1047, 1135, 1146

Rappahannock River, 381, 624

Real estate acquisition, 195, 334, 526

Recreation, 198, 321, 364, 365, 575, 576, 584, 691, 879, 1019, 1074, 1232

Red River Gorge, 232, 309, 723, 724, 942, 970, 1031, 1196

Red River Valley, 1096

Regulations, 113,153,170, 210, 211, 218, 312, 318,,325, 342, 378, 385, 387, 393, 438, 454, 459, 588, 598, 599, 606, 608,

630, 658, 659, 684, 690, 692, 697, 783, 853, 877, 8718, 896, 897, 898, 921, 951, 976,1054,1055,1107,1109,1114,1136,

1175, 1180, 1182, 1183, 1186, 1187, 1188, 1199, 1220, 1223, 1230, see also Federal Water Pollution Control Act;

Section 10; Section 13; Section 404

Reserve mining controversy, 17

Rio Grande, 854

River rights, 2

Rivers and Harbors Act of 1899, 218, 267, 399, 466, 684, 784, 859, 933, 934, 1052, 1055, 1064, 1175, 1177

Rock Island District, 159

Rogue River, 769, 797

Ropes, Willard, 482

108
St. Croix River, 943

St. John River, 791

St. Lawrence Seaway, 259, 1145

St. Paul District, 114

Salmon, 57, 118, 119, 120, 166, 795, 799, 800, 9.44, 947

Salmon River, 744

San Francisco, 60, 121

San Francisco District, 66

Sangamon River, 578

Savannah River, 51, 433

Section 10, 153, 210, 269, 667

Section 13, 153, 218, 251, 312, 340, 378, 466, 859, 933, 934, 1177

Section 404, 202, 209, 244, 245, 251, 298, 398, 423, 598, 606, 627, 632, 662, 783, 840, 868, 877, 878, 892,

951, 959, 1042, 1182, 1199

Sheyenne Dam, 772, 975

Sierra Club, 115, 977

Smokey Range Dam, 272

Snake River, 999

Social effects ofpublic works projects, 1150, 1163

Soil conservation, 230

Souris, 464, 655, 1148

Spewrell Bluff Dam, 1197

Stani,91aus R;- r, see New Melones Dam

Stonewall Jackson Lake Project, 23

Susquehanna River, 162, 1072, 1152, 1224

Table Rock Dam, 830

Tamalpais Creek, 35, 573

Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, 225, 228, 234, 247, 248, 274, 336, 392, 453, 503, 554, 559, 562, 595, 653, 676, 706,

758, 759, 763, 918, 1039, 1040, 1041, 1101, 129

Terminus Reservoir, 1171

Thermal pollution, 289

Tocks Island, 52, 126, 157, 261, 462, 565, 566, 805, 899, 1006, 1043, 1049

109
Trinity River Project, 192, 290, 743, 883

Trotters Shoals, 1000

Truman Dam, 390

Tuttle Creek, 521, 526, 635, 1038, 1081, 1087, 1102

Urban environment, 60, 158, 663, 1090

User charges, 67.4, 1123

Voigt, William, Jr., 1089

Wabash River, 860

Walla Walla District, 128

Warm Springs Dam, 174, 1032

Water resources, development offederal programs and policies, 67, 71, 79, 82,137,151, 311, 327, 469, 753, 773, 1063,

1153, 1167, 1181, 1184, 1189,1206, 1207, 1208, 1209, 1213

Water resources legislation, 3, 40, 53, 64

Water resources planning, 61, 69, 73, 222, 265, 300, 301, 328, 385, 386, 422, 432,

435, 450, 465,473, 485, 486, 487, 489, 505, 543, 560, 600, 629, 633, 826, 838, 849,1046,1051,1063,1098,1133,1221,

1233, 1234

Wetlands, 78,170,196, 201, 224, 231, 236, 249, 250, 275, 286, 299, 366, 391, 438, 471, 538, 542, 552, 569, 599, 627, 632,

645, 667, 697, 703, 745, 837, 853, 868, 886, 892, 959, 988, 1042, 1044, 1057, 1114, 1115, 1116, 11 7, 1136, 1174,

1191, 1193, 1220

White River, 830

Wichita Mountains National Wildlife Refuge, 1068

Wild and Scenic Rivers, 55, 129, 243, 266, 306, 4001, 594, 884, 953, 1030

Wilderness, 29, 59, 117, 802, 850

Wildlife, see Fish and wildlife

Wildlife law, 156

Willamette Valley, 146, 932

Winter navigation, 406, 693, 957

Woodruff Dam (Jim Woodruff Lock and Dam), 1020, 1067

110

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Wastewater, 183, 332, 496, 533, 546, 648

Water hyacinths, 277

Water quality, 51, 62, 252, 784, 927, 1106, 1149, 1166, 1202

Water resource developers, criticism of, 26, 74, 99, 207, 354, 408, 418, 419, 444, 452,

455, 472, 474, 475, 476, 498, 528, 529, 530, 531, 545, 558, 593, 618, 619, 649, 660, 678, 681, 682, 700, 709, 713, 718,

722, 726, 727, 735, 736, 746, 754, 755, 761, 764, 765, 772, 803, 812, 815, 819, 829, 839, 842, 845, 855, 856, 857, 858,

870, 900, 901, 902, 903, 909, 910, 911, 912, 913, 9114, 915, 916, 917, 921, 930, 935, 937, 941, 965, 973, 974, 979, 987,

990, 1009, 1010, 1012, 1013, 1016, 1017, 1018, 1056, 1076, 1077,1222