Mr. Speaker, S. 2133, sponsored by Senator Domenici of the Senate side and the gentlewoman from New Mexico (Mrs. Heather Wilson) on the House side, would protect and preserve the Route 66 corridor. Route 66 was an important part of America's history between 1933 and 1970. This bill would authorize the Secretary to support and collaborate with local entities to facilitate the development of guidelines and a program of technical assistance and grants that will set priorities for the preservation of Route 66. The preservation of Route 66 shall include the preservation or restoration of portions of the highway, businesses, and sites of interest, and other contributing resources along the highway that were important during the 1933 to 1970 period. Mr. Speaker, S. 2133 is a good bill that would help preserve an important part of American history for future generations. I ask my colleagues to support it.
John Hansen: “Mr. Speaker, S. 2133, sponsored by Senator Domenici of the Senate side and the gentlewoman from New Mexico (Mrs. Heather…”
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Discussing the importance of S. 2133 to preserve the Route 66 corridor.
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