I will assure the gentleman from Ohio [Mr. Traficant] that we will continue to work with his side of the aisle in any future resolution that deals with a similar matter, that we will assure that all of his concerns will continue to be shared, that there will be precise and concise penalties on those who violate it, that this will be sponsoring U.S. manufacturers and not foreign manufacturers of automobiles, and that we will ensure that no photographs taken during this event can be used for commercializing purposes or for endorsement purposes. If they are, they will feel the full force of the law.
Wayne Gilchrest: “I will assure the gentleman from Ohio [Mr. Traficant] that we will continue to work with his side of the aisle in any…”
On the recordMay 7, 1996
Source
govinfo.govEditor's note · Context
Discussing collaboration on future resolutions related to U.S. manufacturers and penalties for violations.
Share
More from Wayne Gilchrest
Jul 25, 2007
So that's not clear. Did the border agents supervisors, or do you have any idea who spoke, if there was, in fact, a grand jury, to determine whether or not there was enough evidence?
Dec 11, 2013
There are ways to continue the objectives of the Endangered Species Act that would be less time consuming, less litigious, less burdensome.
Jan 17, 2008
I'm not on the committee of jurisdiction where the HOPE project originated, but I'm interested in this issue because I was born in what would now be called a housing project, 62 years ago. It was a housing apartment complex built many…





