Interstate Commerce Act Amendments: Hearings, Eighty-ninth Congress, First SessionCommittee Serial No. 89-32. Considers S. 1727 and related H.R. 5401, S. 1728, S. 1731, S. 1732, S. 1733, to tighten reporting requirements and penalties for control of illegal truck carriage operations. Also considers 11 bills to eliminate unnecessary trucking industry regulations, including regulations on interlocking directorates and required oaths in reporting. |
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78th annual report 88th Congress action amend section American Trucking Associations application approval bill BREITHAUPT BRIDWELL carriage carrier or broker carriers and freight certificate or permit Chairman civil forfeiture provisions clear and patent Commission's Committee on Commerce common carrier complaint Congress determine district court effect eliminate employees enactment enforcement exempt favor Federal filed freight forwarders HARMANSON House illegal for-hire industry injunctive injured Interstate Commerce Act Interstate Commerce Commission JOSEPH CAMPBELL MAGNUSON ment merce motor carrier operating operating authority paragraph parties patent violation penalties person ports present primary business test primary jurisdiction private carrier private suits procedure proceeding promulgated proposed railroads rates reasonable reparations respect revocation revoke rules safety regulations section 222 Senator LAUSCHE SENDER service of process shipments shipping associations statement subcommittee testimony thereof tion traffic trucks U.S. Senate United United Van Lines unlawful WARREN G Washington waterways WEBB