The two new deferrals are routine actions and involve $135,938 for the Special foreign currency program of the Department of Labor and $4.4 million for the National Commission for the Observance of International Women's Year.
Gerald Ford: “The two new deferrals are routine actions and involve $135,938 for the Special foreign currency program of the…”
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That is a little unfair. I do not think anyone objected to flags being flown and so forth. You make a good point on some of the other things, but that is a little unfair on the flag.
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