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... reduced to 200. The timing of this reduction would reduce estimated average employment in fiscal year 1974 to 221 , compared with 225 in the current fiscal year . FIELD BACKLOG I would like to report , Mr. Chairman , that the field ...
... reduced to 200. The timing of this reduction would reduce estimated average employment in fiscal year 1974 to 221 , compared with 225 in the current fiscal year . FIELD BACKLOG I would like to report , Mr. Chairman , that the field ...
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... reduced to 222 on July 1 , 1972 and we are endeavoring to reduce this figure to no more than 50 by June 30 , 1973 . CHANGES IN PROCEDURES AND REGULATIONS I wish to discuss with you today several actions taken by the Board during this ...
... reduced to 222 on July 1 , 1972 and we are endeavoring to reduce this figure to no more than 50 by June 30 , 1973 . CHANGES IN PROCEDURES AND REGULATIONS I wish to discuss with you today several actions taken by the Board during this ...
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... reduction of 27 positions from your present staff . Mr. BURRESS . Yes , from the presently authorized staff . Mr. BOLAND . You have asked for $ 4,690,000 in fiscal year 1974 , a reduction of $ 210,000 from this fiscal year . It has been ...
... reduction of 27 positions from your present staff . Mr. BURRESS . Yes , from the presently authorized staff . Mr. BOLAND . You have asked for $ 4,690,000 in fiscal year 1974 , a reduction of $ 210,000 from this fiscal year . It has been ...
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... reduction of 27 during that fiscal year . Mr. BURRESS . At the present time we currently have on board 213 people . It is obvious that if we are going to be down to 200 by the fourth quarter of 1974 we have to start reducing on a ...
... reduction of 27 during that fiscal year . Mr. BURRESS . At the present time we currently have on board 213 people . It is obvious that if we are going to be down to 200 by the fourth quarter of 1974 we have to start reducing on a ...
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... reduce the excessive profits in later years . Mr. BURRESS . That is right . When the contract is entered into , the contractor knows that if it is not a modest contract and if there are too great returns , he may face an excessive ...
... reduce the excessive profits in later years . Mr. BURRESS . That is right . When the contract is entered into , the contractor knows that if it is not a modest contract and if there are too great returns , he may face an excessive ...
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