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- -:----------Table 4-Aids to navigation maintained by Coast Guard, a~ of March 31, 1967
Table !>--Distribution of operating hours for major Coast Guard functions,
fiscal year 1967 ----------------------------------------------
Table ~Regular Coast Guard personnel
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OFFICEOF THESECRETARY
FOR IMMEDIATE
RELEASE
.DOT-- 9
March 20, 1967
Secretary
allocations
available
of Transportation
of Federal-aid
for obligation
The $1.1 billion
release
highway funds totalling
on April
total
of $750 million,
was announced
- price regulation of mass transit,
as well as large Federal
Governmentgrants~in-aid to private highway transportation;
(b) externalities,
transportation
and
such as adverse environmental tmpacts of alternate
syitems,_ discussed below.
It shou1d
-
leaders.
if
program
The Secretary
on March 16, ordering
20
award program in Cleveland.
should
program
therefore
directive
• During
compliance
aid highway
assisted
and it
was essential
contract
the Federal
largest
to settle
agencies
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and that the users of such
facilities
should pay for their
development.
Federal
aid
has been only a small percentage
of terminal
development
cost.
The government is trying
to encourage
more, efficient
terminal
utilization
through advocacy of the·use
of
differential
- motor vehicl_~Ei~
__program through
such means as federally
supported· aid for driver training and
education and, in particular,
research
into vehicular
design.
Some
thought might be given to minimum federal standards
for driving
licenses.
5.
collection
- ' new communities.
including
the
to
best
oi' HUD, Robert
in an
ways
'interdepartmental
of aiding
the
development
1
or· new communi tics
Rober t H. Br·utons
1
o
urban
planning
special-
i
is t in
the
Of'fice
of' Policy
work
- ::.r or, policies end propam:J in· the :C'ielcm o-:
lacel.th, educ:11tion, a.mi weli"are.
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ation of a most useful r·eport which· should aid materially·
in_ moving..
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forward with more effective
personnel
and traini_ng polides_
and programs
in the Dep?;e;:.
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