Reorganization Plan No. 2 of 1973: Hearings, Ninety-third Congress, First Session, Volume 74, Issue 2, Part 1 - Volume 76, Issue 2, Part 3U.S. Government Printing Office, 1974 - 1188 pages |
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The proposed Drug Enforcement Administration , working as a team with the Special Action Office , will also provide a similar capacity for unified action on the " supply " side of the drug abuse problem . I urge your full cooperation in ...
The proposed Drug Enforcement Administration , working as a team with the Special Action Office , will also provide a similar capacity for unified action on the " supply " side of the drug abuse problem . I urge your full cooperation in ...
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However , we desire any and all possible information concerning every aspect of the proposed reorganization plan and its effects , during and following implementa- tion , on the employees of the INS , Customs , and the Border Patrol .
However , we desire any and all possible information concerning every aspect of the proposed reorganization plan and its effects , during and following implementa- tion , on the employees of the INS , Customs , and the Border Patrol .
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My remarks are based on careful readings of the proposed Reorganization Plan ; the President's message accompanying the Plan when ... I would make these comments : The plan appears to be a well founded and well reasoned proposal .
My remarks are based on careful readings of the proposed Reorganization Plan ; the President's message accompanying the Plan when ... I would make these comments : The plan appears to be a well founded and well reasoned proposal .
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Contents
Opening statements of Hon Abraham Ribicoff U S Senator from | 6 |
APRIL 13 1973 | 129 |
Robert W Greene senior editor Newsday accompanied by Anthony | 186 |
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