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Comment on Lake Cumberland Elevation: Credit to Hal Rogers

Bobby Miller writes:
I have no problem with the article except that it gives Gov. Beshear credit for contacting the USACE. The real credit should bestowed on Representative Hal Rogers. His efforts with the committee actually persuaded the environmentalist to allow USACE to raise the Lake Cumberland water level to it's original summer level. - Bobby Miller
Comments re article 66246 Gov Beshear applauds rising water levels at Lake Cumberland




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