Oversight Hearing on Noise Control Act: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Aviation of the Committee on Commerce, United States Senate, Ninety-third Congress, First Session ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1973 - 183 pages |
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... dealing with the problem of jet noise . I would like to give you some examples . The city of Los Angeles is facing over $ 4 billion in lawsuits because of jet noise . We should compare that figure to the cost of retrofit . Over 23.
... dealing with the problem of jet noise . I would like to give you some examples . The city of Los Angeles is facing over $ 4 billion in lawsuits because of jet noise . We should compare that figure to the cost of retrofit . Over 23.
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... figure to the cost of retrofit . Over 2,000 homes have been acquired at a massive cost , both in dollars to the airport and to a prime residential community . Legal complications and the diffi- culties inherent in planning for an ...
... figure to the cost of retrofit . Over 2,000 homes have been acquired at a massive cost , both in dollars to the airport and to a prime residential community . Legal complications and the diffi- culties inherent in planning for an ...
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... figure , does that include all of the residences within a certain nuisance zone area , so- called ? Ms. RUSSELL . Within a noise impact area , Senator . Senator CANNON . Within a noise impact area . Ms. RUSSELL . I want to say that that ...
... figure , does that include all of the residences within a certain nuisance zone area , so- called ? Ms. RUSSELL . Within a noise impact area , Senator . Senator CANNON . Within a noise impact area . Ms. RUSSELL . I want to say that that ...
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... figures indicate not millions , but about one and a half billion dollars would solve the aircraft noise problem , and that is a great deal of money even for the Federal Government . But , $ 1 billion could be raised by 1 percent of all ...
... figures indicate not millions , but about one and a half billion dollars would solve the aircraft noise problem , and that is a great deal of money even for the Federal Government . But , $ 1 billion could be raised by 1 percent of all ...
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... figure is that , in other words , exactly how many people are you talking about ? Mr. MOORE . 36,000 employees at that location . We are talking about a $ 3.3 billion annually direct impact and indirect impact on the county area and ...
... figure is that , in other words , exactly how many people are you talking about ? Mr. MOORE . 36,000 employees at that location . We are talking about a $ 3.3 billion annually direct impact and indirect impact on the county area and ...
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