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J. Exon: “On behalf of Senator Simon, I offer this amendment which would authorize the Secretary of the Navy to convey real…”

On the recordSeptember 5, 1995
On behalf of Senator Simon, I offer this amendment which would authorize the Secretary of the Navy to convey real property and military family housing at the former Fort Sheridan, IL, to a competitive bidder in exchange for a parcel of real property and a newly constructed Navy neighborhood of excellence; and, two, authorize the Secretary of the Army to convey real property at former Fort Sheridan, IL, to a competitive bidder in exchange for a parcel of real property and newly constructed Army Reserve facilities. These property changes are at fair market value. Mr. President, I believe this amendment has been cleared on both sides.
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J. Exon
Democratic · Nebraska

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Introducing an amendment regarding the conveyance of property at former Fort Sheridan, IL.

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