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lime limitations may make it necessary to limit the length of oral presentations and to restrict to one person the presentation made in behalf of an organization. An abbreviated oral statement may, however, be supplemented by a more complete written statement which should be submitted to the hearing officer at the time of presentation of the oral statement. Written statements presented in person at the hearing will be considered for inclusion in the transcribed hearing record. However, all materials so presented at the hearing shall be subject to determinations that they are appropriate for inclusion in the transcribed record. To the extent that time is available after presentation of oral statements by those who I have given the required advance notice, the hearing officer will

I give others present an opportunity to be heard.

After an explanation of the proposals by a representative of the National Park Service, the hearing officer, insofar as possible, will adhere to the following order in calling for the prejsentation of oral statements:

j 1. Governor of the State or

his representative

2. Members of Congress

3. Members of the State

Legislature

■1. Official representatives of

the counties in which the

proposed wilderness areas

are located

•rv Officials of other Federal

agencies or public bodies

6. Organizations in alphaiH'tical

order

7. Individuals in alphabetical

order

* Others not gi\ing advance

notice, to the extent there

is remaining time.

A. C. STRATTON.

Acting Director.

National Park Service April 7. 19G7

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