We don't want job substitution. We don't want project substitution. It is just going to be net new jobs created.
James Oberstar: “We don't want job substitution. We don't want project substitution. It is just going to be net new jobs created.”
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Oberstar stresses the importance of creating new jobs with Recovery Act funds.
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