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... my coordinating engineer Mr. Clancy , the supervising engineer of the Capitol
Building ; M Pincus , my landscape architect ; Mr. Ridgell , the superintendent of
th House Office Buildings ; Mr. Durkin , assistant to Mr. Henlock ; an Mr. Raines ...
... my coordinating engineer Mr. Clancy , the supervising engineer of the Capitol
Building ; M Pincus , my landscape architect ; Mr. Ridgell , the superintendent of
th House Office Buildings ; Mr. Durkin , assistant to Mr. Henlock ; an Mr. Raines ...
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Of the $ 1,176,900 for nonrecurring maintenance items , $ 13,200 is for the
Capitol Grounds ; $ 520,000 for Senate Office Buildings ; $ 50,000 for the Capitol
Power Plant ; and $ 593,700 for the Library Buildings and Grounds , structural
and ...
Of the $ 1,176,900 for nonrecurring maintenance items , $ 13,200 is for the
Capitol Grounds ; $ 520,000 for Senate Office Buildings ; $ 50,000 for the Capitol
Power Plant ; and $ 593,700 for the Library Buildings and Grounds , structural
and ...
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50,000 Capitol buildings . 1,786 , 000 Capitol grounds 695 , 400 Senate Office
buildings . 2,530 , 000 Senate garage . 57,900 House Office buildings . 4,019 ,
000 Capitol Power Plant . 2,778,000 Expansion of facilities , Capitol Power Plant
...
50,000 Capitol buildings . 1,786 , 000 Capitol grounds 695 , 400 Senate Office
buildings . 2,530 , 000 Senate garage . 57,900 House Office buildings . 4,019 ,
000 Capitol Power Plant . 2,778,000 Expansion of facilities , Capitol Power Plant
...
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We are occupying the maximum property underground but are setting back
above ground . Mr . ANDREWS . How much of the building under the plan
developed will be for book or shelf space , office space , exhibit space , and so on
?
We are occupying the maximum property underground but are setting back
above ground . Mr . ANDREWS . How much of the building under the plan
developed will be for book or shelf space , office space , exhibit space , and so on
?
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What kind of offices ? Mr. CAMPIOLI . These would be offices principally in
connection with uses that are now made in the area , if approved by the
Commission . Mr. ANDREWS . Do you have a shortage of office space in the
Capitol Building at ...
What kind of offices ? Mr. CAMPIOLI . These would be offices principally in
connection with uses that are now made in the area , if approved by the
Commission . Mr. ANDREWS . Do you have a shortage of office space in the
Capitol Building at ...
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| Title | Legislative Branch Appropriations for ...: Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives |
| Author | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1967 |
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