Hearings, Reports and Prints of the House Committee on Appropriations, Part 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1973 - Finance, Public |
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... cost of parking Board vehicles . What does it cost to park them , and where are they parked ? Mr. STONE . It costs $ 80 a month for the two cars , sir . They are parked in the basement parking lot at 2000 M Street . Mr. BURRESS . They ...
... cost of parking Board vehicles . What does it cost to park them , and where are they parked ? Mr. STONE . It costs $ 80 a month for the two cars , sir . They are parked in the basement parking lot at 2000 M Street . Mr. BURRESS . They ...
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... cost and then the second year you make the transfer to GSA . Mr. FELSENSTEIN . Not all of the cost is reflected in these figures be- cause there are certain costs of space that are completely picked up by GSA after the necessary ...
... cost and then the second year you make the transfer to GSA . Mr. FELSENSTEIN . Not all of the cost is reflected in these figures be- cause there are certain costs of space that are completely picked up by GSA after the necessary ...
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... costs would be for health benefits , so that all of our employees in the various States can be taken care of if they are injured or sick on the job . Some of the other costs would be for penalty mail indicia ; for example , to the Post ...
... costs would be for health benefits , so that all of our employees in the various States can be taken care of if they are injured or sick on the job . Some of the other costs would be for penalty mail indicia ; for example , to the Post ...
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... costs were an important factor in deciding whether to implement 911. However , a cost study in connection with 911 can lead to the development of a much more efficient communications system for a municipality or region . He summed up by ...
... costs were an important factor in deciding whether to implement 911. However , a cost study in connection with 911 can lead to the development of a much more efficient communications system for a municipality or region . He summed up by ...
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... Costs . Comparison of FY 1974 requirements with FY 1973 expenditures must consider the following one - time costs which occurred in FY 1973 : $ 600,000 for the Laurel , Maryland Laboratory ; $ 460,000 for the Marietta , Washington ...
... Costs . Comparison of FY 1974 requirements with FY 1973 expenditures must consider the following one - time costs which occurred in FY 1973 : $ 600,000 for the Laurel , Maryland Laboratory ; $ 460,000 for the Marietta , Washington ...
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