Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr. Evans), who has really made this, again, one of his priorities also. Philadelphia is one of those cities where many people have benefited by a lot of these domestic spending programs, including students like I talked about a little earlier. I would now like to hear from my esteemed colleague from the State of Pennsylvania, Mr. Dwight Evans.
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