United States Statutes at Large, Volume 75 |
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Page 99
... by acquiring , con - cilities . structing , converting , rehabilitating , or installing
permanent or temporary public works , including land acquisition , site
preparation , appurtenances , utilities , and equipment in the total amount of $ 6 ,
245 , 000 .
... by acquiring , con - cilities . structing , converting , rehabilitating , or installing
permanent or temporary public works , including land acquisition , site
preparation , appurtenances , utilities , and equipment in the total amount of $ 6 ,
245 , 000 .
Page 102
... by acquiring , constructing , converting , rehabilitating , or installing permanent
or temporary public works , including land acquisition , site preparation ,
appurtenances , utilities , and equipment , in the total amount of $ 10,969,000 .
Sec . 203.
... by acquiring , constructing , converting , rehabilitating , or installing permanent
or temporary public works , including land acquisition , site preparation ,
appurtenances , utilities , and equipment , in the total amount of $ 10,969,000 .
Sec . 203.
Page 107
... or installing permanent or temporary public works , including land acquisition ,
site preparation , appurtenances , utilities , and equipment in the total amount of $
285 , 300 , 000 . unforeseen requirements , gressional committee s . 72 Stat .
... or installing permanent or temporary public works , including land acquisition ,
site preparation , appurtenances , utilities , and equipment in the total amount of $
285 , 300 , 000 . unforeseen requirements , gressional committee s . 72 Stat .
Page 108
... and in connection therewith to acquire , construct , convert , rehabilitate , or
install permanent or temporary public works , including land acquisition , site
preparation , appurtenances , utilities , and equipment , in the total amount of $
10 , 000 ...
... and in connection therewith to acquire , construct , convert , rehabilitate , or
install permanent or temporary public works , including land acquisition , site
preparation , appurtenances , utilities , and equipment , in the total amount of $
10 , 000 ...
Page 217
The funds so made available may be expended to acquire , construct , convert ,
rehabilitate , or install permanent or temporary public works , including land
acquisition , site preparation , appurtenances , utilities , and equipment . No
portion of ...
The funds so made available may be expended to acquire , construct , convert ,
rehabilitate , or install permanent or temporary public works , including land
acquisition , site preparation , appurtenances , utilities , and equipment . No
portion of ...
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| Title | United States Statutes at Large, Volume 75 |
| Author | United States |
| Editors | Richard Peters, George Minot, George P. Sanger |
| Contributors | United States. Office of the Federal Register, United States. Federal Register Division |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1961 |
| Export Citation | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |