Earl C. Silsby and Americo S. Miconi, Staff Assistants WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1973. ADDITIONAL PARKING FACILITIES FOR CONGRES- WITNESSES HON. B. F. SISK, CHAIRMAN, SELECT COMMITTEE TO REGULATE HON. W. PAT JENNINGS, CLERK, U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES MICHAEL PRELOH, SUPERINTENDENT OF GARAGES Mr. CASEY. The committee will come to order. We are pleased to welcome our distinguished colleague, Mr. Sisk of California, who is chairman of the Select Committee to Regulate Parking. We will be glad to hear from you. EMPLOYEE PARKING AT D.C. STADIUM Mr. SISK. I appreciate this opportunity to appear, Mr. Chairman. I will say quite frankly, Mr. Chairman, there have been times in the last few days I almost threatened to not appear or to come up and recommend we just dump the whole idea of parking at the stadium and tell a lot of people we are sorry we don't have any parking. I guess on the other hand you keep trying. I think it is terribly hard to help people sometimes. We started on this program, as you know, last summer, and I want to thank the committee for your kindness in making some funds available for us more or less to experiment with the idea of this lot at the stadium. We had a fenced lot which we could secure and have kept secure. Fortunately we have had no problems out there. Appropriations. SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION BILL, 1974 HEARINGS BEFORE SUBCOMMITTEES OF THE NINETY-THIRD CONGRESS COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS GEORGE H. MAHON, Texas, Chairman JAMIE L. WHITTEN, Mississippi EDWARD P. BOLAND, Massachusetts ROBERT N. GIAIMO, Connecticut FRANK E. EVANS, Colorado J. EDWARD ROUSH, Indiana TOM BEVILL, Alabama EDITH GREEN, Oregon ROBERT O. TIERNAN, Rhode Island BILL CHAPPELL, Florida BILL D. BURLISON, Missouri GEORGE E. EVANS KF27 .Ab 9730 pt.1 ELFORD A. CEDERBERG, Michigan J. KENNETH ROBINSON, Virginia NOTE.-This Surveys and Investigations supervisory staff is supplemented by selected personnel borrowed on a reimbursable basis for varying lengths of time from various agencies to staff up specific studies and investigations. The current average annual fulltime personnel equivalent is approximately 42. GERARD J. CHOUINARD PAUL V. FARMER SANDRA A. GILBERT EVA K. HARRIS VIRGINIA MAY KEYSER MARCIA L. MATTS ADMINISTRATION SUPPORT FRANCES MAY AUSTIN G. SMITH Earl C. Silsby and Americo S. Miconi, Staff Assistants WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1973. ADDITIONAL PARKING FACILITIES FOR CONGRES- WITNESSES HON. B. F. SISK, CHAIRMAN, SELECT COMMITTEE TO REGULATE HON. W. PAT JENNINGS, CLERK, U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES MICHAEL PRELOH, SUPERINTENDENT OF GARAGES Mr. CASEY. The committee will come to order. We are pleased to welcome our distinguished colleague, Mr. Sisk of California, who is chairman of the Select Committee to Regulate Parking. We will be glad to hear from you. EMPLOYEE PARKING AT D.C. STADIUM Mr. SISK. I appreciate this opportunity to appear, Mr. Chairman. I will say quite frankly, Mr. Chairman, there have been times in the last few days I almost threatened to not appear or to come up and recommend we just dump the whole idea of parking at the stadium and tell a lot of people we are sorry we don't have any parking. I guess on the other hand you keep trying. I think it is terribly hard to help people sometimes. We started on this program, as you know, last summer, and I want to thank the committee for your kindness in making some funds available for us more or less to experiment with the idea of this lot at the stadium. We had a fenced lot which we could secure and have kept secure. Fortunately we have had no problems out there. |