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  1. Contributions to the fossil flora of the western territories (Department of the interior. Report of the United States Geological survey of the territories. ... States geologist-in-charge. vol. VI-VIII) by Leo Lesquereux, 1874
  2. Overcoring equipment and techniques used in rock stress determination (an update of IC 8618) (Information circular / United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines) by David L Bickel, 1985
  3. Rock mechanics investigation of two-bed trona mining, Green River, Wyo (Report of investigations / United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines) by R. O Kneisley, 1982
  4. Clay veins: Their occurrence, characteristics, and support (Report of investigations / United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines) by Frank E Chase, 1987
  5. Evaluation of sensitive ground fault interrupters for coal mines (Information circular / United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines) by M. R Yenchek, 1985
  6. The United States Department of the Interior;: A story of rangeland, wildlife, and dams by John Upton Terrell, 1963
  7. Marking and tagging of aquatic animals: An indexed bibliography (Resource publication / United States Department of the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service) by Lee Emery, 1987
  8. Bulletin / Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey by Russell S Knappen, 1929
  9. Method of determining the strength of a mine roof (Report of investigations / United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines) by Robert H Merrill, 1958
  10. Steam-induced volatilization of silica from refractories (Report of investigations / United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines) by L. Y Sadler, 1986
  11. Distribution of sulfide and oxide copper in copper mill tailings (Report of investigations / United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines) by J. C White, 1971
  12. Time-dependent behavior of coal measure rocks: Adsorption rate and strength degradation (Report of investigations / United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines) by Sathit Tandanand, 1987
  13. Fundamentals of Coal Sampling (US Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines, Bulletin No. 454) by Bertrand A Landry, 1944
  14. Probe-hole drilling: High-stress detection in coal (Information circular / United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines) by John P McDonnell, 1988

61. Major Programs Within The Interior Department
Message system consolidation Interior officials are developing a project management plan to implement Microsoft Exchange for messaging across the
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62. Interior Officials Accused Of Covering Up IT Security Flaws
Senior interior department officials have been accused of threatening to demote the Bureau of Land Management s CIO in a bid to deter her and other federal
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FOSE ... RSS INDIAN TRUST CASE: Plaintiffs have asked the court to charge Interior CIO Hord Tipton with civil and criminal contempt.
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Interior officials accused of covering up IT security flaws
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The plaintiffs contend that Benna told Levine about her removal and transfer to a less important job only after her testimony, to hide the retaliation from Lamberth.
Interior officials reject charges that its IT security is lax, both in court testimony and in other public statements. Levine had clashed with her Interior supervisors over whether those systems should be certified as secure, according to her testimony. Or else... More news on related topics: IT Infrastructure Policy / Regulation Security Search GCN Advanced Search Help Product Central Acquisition ... White Papers Forums Upcoming Previous News Feeds Avantgo Government Links Topic Resource Centers GCN Events ... Site

63. Environmental Defense - Press Release: Groups Petition Interior Department To Pr
Groups Petition interior department To Protect Rocky Mountain National Park The petition requests the interior department to formally declare that the
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64. NRDP-Interior Department Partnerships
Brief descriptions of NRDPInterior partnerships and their successes.
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NRDP-DOI Partnerships The links below will connect you with different partnerships between Department of Interior and NRDP. U.S. Department of Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Bureau of Land Management
Here are some of the successful partnerships that State Councils have had with the Department of the Interior. For more information, contact Office of Community Development Desk Officer Ella Ennis The Colorado Rural Development Council The Utah Rural Development Council , serving as the Vice Chair for the Southwest Utah Planning Authorities Council (SUPAC), helped develop a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) among the US Forest Service, the National Park Service, the Bureau of Land Management, and the State of Utah to deal with Wild and Scenic Rivers designations in Utah. This MOU formalizes the cooperative relationship among the parties to conduct studies of Utah's rivers for potential designation under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. It confirms commitments to coordinate Federal processes conducted for planning activities; to share data and planning resources between State and Federal agencies; and, where appropriate, to coordinate public education and information outreach programs. This MOU eliminates duplication of effort and reduces the likelihood of conflicting goals among agencies on this issue in Utah.

65. BLM News: Interior Department Announces Management Changes
Pat Shea joined the interior department in August 1997, as Director of the Bureau Prior to joining the interior department, he was Vice President of a
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The Bureau of Land Management NEWS News Menu (Graphics) News Menu (Text) Home Page Last updated: 04/04/03 Release date: July 31, 1995 Contact: Celia Boddington ( cbodding@wo0033wp.wo.blm.gov U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Office of the Secretary Contact: Mike Gauldin (202) 208-6416
For immediate release November 13, 1998 Interior Department Announces Management Changes Two senior management appointments were announced today by Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt. "These appointments will ensure continuity of the kind of energy, experience and dedication that our stewardship mandate calls for at this time," Babbitt said. The appointments, which become effective immediately, follow the October 30, retirement of Assistant Secretary for Land and Minerals Management Bob Armstrong, and the appointment of Sylvia Baca as Acting Assistant Secretary responsible for overseeing the Bureau of Land Management, Minerals Management Service and the Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement. Patrick A. Shea, currently Director of the Bureau of Land Management, becomes Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Land and Minerals Management. Tom Fry, currently Deputy Director of the Bureau of Land Management becomes Acting Director. He will assume responsibility for the day-to-day operations of BLM until a new Director is named.

66. Pravda.RU Interior Department Of Moscow Region Investigates Into Kidnapping Of L
The investigation into the kidnapping of LUKoil first vice president SergeyKukura is carried out by the Moscow regional interior department.
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Interior department of Moscow region investigates into kidnapping of LUKoil official
The investigation into the kidnapping of LUKoil first vice president SergeyKukura is carried out by the Moscow regional interior department. As Moscowlaw-enforcement authorities reported to RBC, officers of the Moscowregional department were working at the crime scene near the Vnukovoairport. As a source in law-enforcement authorities reported to RBC, "thequestion of filing a criminal case is currently being discussed"..
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Interior department of Moscow region investigates into kidnapping of LUKoil official
The investigation into the kidnapping of LUKoil first vice president SergeyKukura is carried out by the Moscow regional interior department. As Moscowlaw-enforcement authorities reported to RBC, officers of the Moscowregional department were working at the crime scene near the Vnukovoairport
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LUKoil top official kidnapped First Vice President of the LUKoil giant Sergey Kukura was kidnapped, asource in the company reported to RosBusinessConsulting. This morning aMercedes company car with Kukura was stopped for a document check at arailroad crossing by people in military uniforms and masks and withKalashnikov machine-guns

67. SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Nation -- Court Official Alleges Interior Department
Court official alleges interior department favored energy companies at Indians The interior department accused Balaran of concocting preposterous
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ASSOCIATED PRESS 3:03 p.m. April 6, 2004 Alan Balaran, the special master in the case, contends his findings could have cost the companies millions of dollars and that department officials with ties to the industry "could not let this happen." "Justice has been much too long in coming for the hundreds of thousands of Native Americans. ... Billions of dollars are at stake," according to the resignation letter made public Tuesday by U.S. District Judge Royce Lamberth. Balaran, who submitted his resignation on Monday, said his continued involvement in the case would only be a distraction. The Interior Department accused Balaran of "concocting preposterous charges" to absolve himself of responsibility as the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit considers one motion to have him removed from the case for alleged bias and is scheduled to hear another on Thursday. "Mr. Balaran's theory is based entirely on innuendo, supposition and baseless speculation – just the sorts of things to which a competent judicial officer would give no credence," the department said in a statement.

68. Bernan - Essential Government Publications - Publishers
interior department. Agate Fossil Beds Agate Fossil Beds national Monument, Nebraska Analyses of Natural Gases Apostle Islands A Guide to Apostle
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69. October 8 - Grassley Says Law Enforcement At Interior Department Needs Overhaul
Grassley Calls on interior department to Reorganize Law Enforcement Function The interior department s law enforcement force is the third largest in the
http://grassley.senate.gov/releases/2002/p02r10-08d.htm
For Immediate Release
Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2002
Grassley Calls on Interior Department to Reorganize Law Enforcement Function
Agency Maintains Third Largest Force in Federal Government
WASHINGTON — Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa is raising questions about the Interior Department's sluggish response to a January report of the inspector general which found fundamental problems with the agency's law enforcement division. The Interior Department is home to the federal government's third largest law enforcement force, with responsibility for protecting national monuments, dams, national parks and significant portions of the U.S. border. In a letter to Secretary Gale Norton, Grassley said that the way the department gives non-law enforcement managers control of law enforcement decisions is "seriously flawed" and called for a quicker and more effective reorganization that better responds to concerns raised by the inspector general's findings. Grassley is ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Drugs. A copy of his letter to Norton follows here.

70. United States Senator Chuck Grassley Of Iowa
GRASSLEY CALLS ON interior department TO REORGANIZE LAW ENFORCEMENT FUNCTION The interior department is home to the federal government s third largest
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71. Cutting The Federal Budget To Prevent U.S. Bankruptcy, Part VII: Privatize The I
The one lunatic operation within the interior department is another vestige of Abolishing the interior department would save nearly $10 billion annually
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Privatize the Interior Department by Jim Grichar (aka Exx-Gman)

by Jim Grichar For those who did not read Parts I–VI of this series, total actual cuts in proposed spending (what I call the "Cut-o-meter") now amount to $360 billion. Those cuts came from Defense, NASA, HUD, the Education Department, the Agriculture Department, Transportation Department, and other agencies. The Minerals Management Service of Interior manages offshore and onshore leasing of mineral rights. Its budget is about $1.41 billion, including the payment of mineral lease royalties to states to the tune of $1.124 billion. Get the federal government out of the mineral leasing business and let the states lease their lands and collect leasing royalties directly. The Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement exists to make sure that strip coal mines are reclaimed, covered with ground and grass, after the coal has been removed. Largely a reaction to what happened in such states as Tennessee, where the tops of mountains were removed to get coal and left, this office could today be abolished and states could take care of regulating and monitoring such activity. And this would be even more valid once federal lands were sold as recommended above. Ending this operation would save $0.36 billion per year.

72. 1999 Interior Department Budget [100010-1] : C-SPAN Store
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73. Interior Department Proposed Budget [185577-2] : C-SPAN Store
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74. InformationWeek Intellectual Property Patent Office CIO Moves
Patent Office CIO Moves To interior department Aug. 24, 2004, EMAIL THIS ARTICLE PRINT THIS ARTICLE DISCUSS THIS ARTICLE WRITE TO AN EDITOR
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75. Department Of Interior Launches Investigation Into Klamath Basin Decisions
“The agreement by the interior department’s Inspector General to investigate this matter to see if political pressure from the White House intimidated staff
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September 11, 2003 I n response to a request from Senator John Kerry, the U.S. Department of Interior’s Inspector General has launched an investigation into whether the Bush administration exerted political influence to provide more Klamath River Basin water for farmers at the expense of fish and Indian tribes. The management of the river under the “Ten Year Plan” developed under Gale Norton, Interior Secretary, has come under attack by Indian tribes and fishermen for causing the deaths of over 34,000 salmon in the lower Klamath River in September 2002. Diversions of Klamath water to fields earlier in the year resulted in warm, low flows below Iron Gate Dam last fall, leading to an unprecedented outbreak of disease and the largest recorded fish kill in U.S. history. “The Bush administration has acted as if federal agencies like the Interior Department are a division of the Republican National Committee and at their disposal to give out political favors,” said Kerry. “The Klamath decision should have been based on law and science and not a political operatives agenda, polls and campaign priorities.” Kerry is the ranking minority member on the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee that has jurisdiction over fishery issues. He also is a recently declared presidential candidate.

76. How To Dismantle The Interior Department
In total, the interior department has jurisdiction over approximately 450 In fiscal 1994, the total operating budget of the interior department was $7.6
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Nelson Study on Reducing Federal Overreach by Robert H. Nelson June 1, 1995
Full study available in pdf format Tools Email to Friend Printer Friendly View PDF Related Items More by the Author More Articles More Studies More Press Releases ... More Events The Department of the Interior was created in 1849 as the new “Home Department” covering much of domestic affairs. Today, Interior is often thought of as the “Department of the West.” In total, the Interior Department has jurisdiction over approximately 450 million acres of public lands—20 percent of the land area of the United States It has about 77,000 full-time employees. In fiscal 1994, the total operating budget of the Interior Department was $7.6 billion. Much of the Interior Department was created as a part of the progressive-era plan for American government. The progressive vision sought rational and efficient management, to be achieved through the systematic application of science to the problems of American society.

77. Manatee Coalition Serves Notice To Interior Department: No More Delays, Protect
In a letter to the interior department dated July 9, the coalition formally advised The coalition filed its lawsuit against the interior department,
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78. Chesapeake Bay Journal: Interior Department Ditches Fish & Wildlife Serviceâ€Â
The Department of Interior scrapped the service’s analysis and instead submitted In its comments, which were forwarded to the interior department,
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79. Some U.S. Prison Contractors May Avoid Charges - Baltimoresun.com
Some US prison contractors may avoid charges; interior department hired Abu Ghraib interior department hired Abu Ghraib interrogators; Loophole tangles
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80. RedNova News - Technology - Court Ruling Puts Interior Department Back Online
By ROBERT GEHRKE WASHINGTON (AP) The interior department will go back online after an appeals court Wednesday blocked a judge s ruling that ordered most
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By ROBERT GEHRKE WASHINGTON (AP) The Interior Department will go back online after an appeals court Wednesday blocked a judge's ruling that ordered most of the department's computers disconnected from the Internet. It took the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit just three hours to grant the government's request to restore the Interior's Internet access. It had been shut down since March 15 to protect money owed to American Indians from computer hackers. The shutdown disrupted public's access to Interior Department Web pages, land managers' communications, disbursement of mineral royalties to states, and education of children in Bureau of Indian Affairs schools.

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