Hearings, Reports and Prints of the House Committee on Education and LaborU.S. Government Printing Office, 1978 - Educational law and legislation |
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... Court # 153 Alexandria , Virginia 22311 Mr. Clarence S. Evans 5470 Bradford Court # 232 Alexandria , Virginia 22311 We sincerely appreciate the opportunity to present our views on this very important problem . We earnestly solicit the ...
... Court # 153 Alexandria , Virginia 22311 Mr. Clarence S. Evans 5470 Bradford Court # 232 Alexandria , Virginia 22311 We sincerely appreciate the opportunity to present our views on this very important problem . We earnestly solicit the ...
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... court . That is going backwards if we are going to look that way , and I don't think we can . But what we are looking for here today is your suggestions on how to increase compliance with employee safety standards . Should we write it ...
... court . That is going backwards if we are going to look that way , and I don't think we can . But what we are looking for here today is your suggestions on how to increase compliance with employee safety standards . Should we write it ...
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... court suit and proceedings because I think it is very important that we have that . Second , I want to assure you that this committee's oversight jurisdiction will be more effectively utilized . We are increasing the number of hearings ...
... court suit and proceedings because I think it is very important that we have that . Second , I want to assure you that this committee's oversight jurisdiction will be more effectively utilized . We are increasing the number of hearings ...
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... Court was most efficient . Having been intimately involved in it , I concluded it was the greatest system I had ever been exposed to as a lawyer and as a taxpayer . I thought it was fantastic . We had no difficulties . We had some ...
... Court was most efficient . Having been intimately involved in it , I concluded it was the greatest system I had ever been exposed to as a lawyer and as a taxpayer . I thought it was fantastic . We had no difficulties . We had some ...
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... court decisions are cited to support the possibility of converting the FECA decision to an adversary procedure . The Task Force notes that this possibility is under consideration . We voice concern over any attempt to make the present ...
... court decisions are cited to support the possibility of converting the FECA decision to an adversary procedure . The Task Force notes that this possibility is under consideration . We voice concern over any attempt to make the present ...
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