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10 Legislative History of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972: P.L. 92-500: 86 Stat. 816: October 18, 1972 [i] (1972)

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Vol. 10
FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
AMENDMENTS -- 1972
P.L. 92-500                             86 Stat. 816
October 18, 1972
BILLS
22. S. 2770 as introduced and reported by Mr. Muskie
and others from the Senate Public Works Committee
(S. Rept. 92-414), October 28, 1971.
23. S. 2770 as passed Senate, and referred to the House
Public Works Committee, November 2, 1971.
24. H.R. 11896 as introduced by Mr. Blatnik and others
and referred to the House Public Works Committee,
November 19, 1971.
25. H.R. 11896 as reported House (H. Rept. 92-911),
March 11, 1972.
26. S. 1015 as introduced by Mr. Cooper and others,
and referred to the Senate Public Works Committee
and the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
Committee, February 26, 1971.
27. S. 1015 as reported from the Senate Public Works
Committee (S. Rept. 92-424), November 3, 1971.
Note: S. 1015 was re-referred to the Senate Banking,
Housing and Urban Affairs Committee on
November 3, 1971. The Committee discharged
the bill, and it was ordered placed on the
Senate calendar.

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