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Gerald Ford: “Administrative burdens are not by themselves sufficient obstacles to prevent progress in Government.”

On the recordAugust 22, 1974
Administrative burdens are not by themselves sufficient obstacles to prevent progress in Government.
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Gerald Ford
Republican · Michigan

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Letter to the Chairmen of the Conference Committee Considering Freedom of Information Act Amendments

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