Lid expected to be tipped on highway scandals
A five month inquiry into the federal highway program highlights land acquisition, contract awards, and performance issues. Indiana, Florida, and West Virginia face speculative land deals, inflated charges, and notional profits tied to rights of way. The Indiana scandal era leads to indictments, prison terms, and ongoing land case backlogs, with Budgets and procedures under scrutiny as 1960 data show limited progress on superhighways.
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Steers
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Welsh
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Handley
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Parker
Bureau of Public Roads
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Bureau of Roads
Furniture Upholstering and Canvas Repair Services
Advertising brief notes furniture upholstering for truck seats tarps and combine canvas repairs. Mentions owner ROBERT BARNES at 826 Ash CH 2-3243.
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