Robert Wolf interview, 1989 Apr. 25.

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Robert Wolf interview, 1989 Apr. 25.

Robert Wolf revisits the National Wilderness Preservation Act, recalling the behind-the-scenes congressional activity, Hubert Humphrey's initial interest in the concept, Scoop Jackson's role and philosophy, timber industry response and activity, application of the act, Forest Service response and application, and the Bristol Cliffs Wilderness reduction.

Sound recordings: 2 sound cassettes.Transcript: 47 leaves ; 28 cm.

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