ends and the determination to mount a sustained cleanup effort, our ultimate goal much to be the complete restoration of the ecology and the economy of prince william sound including all of its fish, marine mammals, birds and other wildlife. the exxon corporation is acknowledged responsibility for this bill, and its liability for the damage. as exxon should remain responsible for both damages and for employing civilian personnel, necessary to control further damage. however, exxon s effort, standing alone are not enough. and after consulting with the congressional delegation, senator ted stevens, senator frank macau ski, congressman don young, i have determined to additional federal resources to the cleanup effort. in addition to the considerable federal equipment already on the scene. this new effort will focus on the job of helping recover oil now in the water, and restoring beaches and other damaged areas. this effort should not in any way relieve exxon from any of its res
standing alone, are not enough. and after consulting with the congressional delegation, senator ted stevens, senator frank murkowski, congressman don young, i have determined to add additional federal resources to the cleanup effort. in addition to the considerable federal personnel and equipment already on the scene. this new effort will focus on the job of helping recover oil now in the water and restoring beaches and other damaged areas. this effort should not in any way relieve exxon from any of its responsibilities or its liabilities. i ve asked sam skinner, our secretary of transportation, to serve as the coordinator of the efforts of all federal agencies involved in the cleanup and to work with the alaskan authorities and exxon. admiral paul yost, the commandant of the coast guard, will return to alaska to assume the personal oversight of developments. as we all know, the coast guard has many assets in place right now. also at my direction, defense secretary dick chene
standing alone, are not enough. and after consulting with the congressional delegation, senator ted stevens, senator frank murkowski, congressman don young. i have determined to add additional federal resources to the cleanup effort. in addition to the considerable for federal personnel and equipment already on the scene. and this new effort will focus on the job of helping recover all now in the water and restoring beaches and other damaged areas. this effort should not in any way relieve exxon from any of its responsibilities or its liabilities. i have asked sam skinner, our secretary of transportation, to serve as the coordinator of the efforts of all federal agencies involved in the cleanup and to work with the alaskan the authorities and exxon. admiral paul yost of the comment coast guard will return to alaska to assume the personal oversight of developments as we all know the coast guard has many assets in place right now. also at my direction, defense secretary dick ch
concern of alaskans and its determination to mount a sustained cleanup effort. our ultimate goal must be the complete restoration of the ecology and the economy of prince william sound. including all of its fish, marine mammals, birds and other wildlife. the exxon corporation has acknowledged responsibility for this spill and its liability for the damages. exxon should remain responsible for both damages and for employing civilian personnel. necessary to control further damage. however, exxon s efforts standing alone are not enough. and after consulting with the congressional delegation, senator ted stevens, senator frank murkowski, congressman don young, i have determined to add additional federal resources to the cleanup effort. in addition of the considerable for federal personnel and equipment already on the scene. this new effort will focus on the job of helping recover all oil now in the water and restoring beaches and other damaged areas. this effort should not in an
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