Message from His Excellency Francis W. Sargent, the Governor
recommending legislation relative to establishing a program of mortgage loan insurance for industrial projects within the Commonwealth, providing for the financing of pollution control facilities with industrial revenue bonds, authorizing the Department of commerce and development to promote the industrial development of the municipalities of the Commonwealth, establishing a program for financial assistance to regional and local tourist promotion agencies and communities, and amending the purposes for borrowing money outside the debt limit. April 24, 1972
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Publication
1972 - , Boston, Massachusetts
Language
English
Word Count
8,500 words, Guess
Page Count
34 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL59489484M
- OCLC Control Number82614154
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Series Statement
- Massachusetts. [General court] Senate. [Document] -- No. 1285
Other Editions
- Message from His Excellency Francis W. Sargent, the Governor: recommending legislation relative to establishing a program of mortgage loan insurance for industrial projects within the Commonwealth, providing for the financing of pollution control facilities with industrial revenue bonds, authorizing the Department of commerce and development to promote the industrial development of the municipalities of the Commonwealth, establishing a program for financial assistance to regional and local tourist promotion agencies and communities, and amending the purposes for borrowing money outside the debt limit. April 24, 1972
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