Rural Development Act of 1972 Aims to Rebalance America
Congressman Omar Burleson discusses migration from rural areas to cities, urging passage of the Rural Development Act of 1972. He argues for a federal program of investment credits to spur rural growth, expand resources, improve services, and deter urban flight. He warns that without action urban centers strain services and crime rises, harming the nation.
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Rural Development Act Seen As Step Toward Reform
The passage notes that properly administered the Rural Development Act could be a step in the right direction, suggesting policy optimism amid discussion of regional improvement. It emphasizes administration quality as key to realizing potential benefits.
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