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Disappointment and Frustration: A Plea to Save Candy Lake

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Identifier: CAC_CC_109_5_13_1_0013
Disappointment and Frustration: A Plea to Save Candy Lake
Disappointment and Frustration: A Plea to Save Candy Lake

Dates

  • 8-May-81
  • 97th (1981-1983)

Scope and Contents

The author is writing to Senator David Boren expressing disappointment and frustration about his proposal to abandon the work on Candy Lake in order to continue work on Skiatook Lake. The author argues that Candy Lake is also necessary for flood control, water conservation, and protection of farm land in the area. They suggest that both lakes can coexist and that the Osage Nation should be fairly compensated for potential loss of minerals. The author urges the senator not to waste taxpayer money and to continue with the original plans for both lakes. They also mention that they will encourage others to contact the senators office to protest the proposed abandonment of Candy Lake.

Extent

2 pages

Policy Area

Energy; Native Americans; Water Resources Development

Creator Jones, James Robert, 1939-

Congress 97th (1981-1983)

Tribal Affiliation Creek Indians; Osage Indians
  • TypeDeliverableUnit

Repository Details

Part of the Carl Albert Center Congressional and Political Collections Repository

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