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1946rif. SHEL569Richmond Hill: Men's Club of the Union Congregational Church 1946. Soft cover. Very Good. 28th edition. Printed wraps with wire binding. 162pp Classified Index begins on page 119. Abundant ads including one encouraging donations to expand Jamaica Hospital. Inside front cover is full page ad for Clarence F. Simonsen Funeral Director; first page is full page Kew Korners Restaurant; inside back cover is full page Steele's Plumbing and Heating. Last page is "A Letter of Gratitude from Irving Nadelhaft for the support of his "Doctor's Pharmacy" drug store with a statement of ethics and a photo. Rear cover: Rogers Peet Company Makers of Fine Clothes. Second last page is list of personnel & assoc members of The Ushers' League of the church Andrew W. Schultze Pres. And etc. It is curious that a church men's club would publish a city or in this case a neighborhood directory. Richmond Hill is in the borough of Qweens. Moderate wear. Vg. A very scarce item! Men's Club of the Union Congregational Church unknown
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1998rif. 91268Washington DC: United States General Accounting Office 1998. Presumed First Edition First Printing. Wraps. Good. 46 pages. Front cover corner creased. Report to the Chairman and the Ranking Minority Member Subcommittee on Science Technology and Space Committee on Commerce Science and Transportation U.S. Senate. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA and the Department of Defense DOD operate several types of aerospace test facilities including wind tunnels and rocket engine test stands. The NASA and the DOD operate several types of aerospace test facilities including wind tunnels and rocket engine test stands. Congress has been appropriating less money for aerospace programs. In response to declining budgets and reductions in personnel NASA and DOD agreed in 1995 to perform essential aerospace testing on a more cooperative basis. The agencies recommended in April 1996 that they establish joint working groups to assess and make recommendations on investments and other issues. GAO is providing the results of our review of NASA's and DOD's cooperation since May 1996 to develop a national perspective on aerospace test facilities. To assess the progress GAO determined 1 the extent to which NASA/DOD working groups on major test facilities have been operating on a regular basis 2 NASA's and DOD's actions in response to a future need to test an engine for new Air Force rockets 3 whether NASA and DOD prepared a congressionally required joint plan on rocket propulsion test facilities and 4 whether NASA and DOD are implementing a DOD assessment team's recommendation in 1997 to jointly manage with NASA certain aeronautical test facilities. This report includes a matter for congressional consideration. The GAO found that the promise of closer NASA/DOD cooperation and the development of a national perspective on aerospace test facilities remains largely unfulfilled because NASA and DOD 1 have not yet convened most test facility alliances 2 compete with each other to test engines for new rockets and 3 did not prepare a congressionally required joint plan on rocket propulsion test facilities. Although NASA and DOD have agreed to go beyond cooperative alliances in aeronautics and jointly manage their aeronautical test facilities they have not yet reached agreement on key aspects of a management organization. NASA and DOD took 20 months May 1996 through Dec. 1997 to negotiate and sign agreements formally establishing the six test facility-related cooperative alliances. During that time only the space environmental simulation alliance met regularly and conducted business. The already established rocket propulsion alliance met only once during this period despite a desire by some members to meet regularly. NASA and DOD officials did not regularly convene the other four alliances in the absence of approved charters. Despite the formation of the rocket propulsion alliance NASA and DOD compete against each other to test engines for new rocket programs. A principal arena of competition is the next phase of the Air Force's Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle EELV program. In particular the Air Force has spent millions of dollars to upgrade a test stand on the assumption that it not NASA would test EELV engines. DOD did not prepare a legislatively mandated joint plan with NASA to coordinate rocket propulsion test facilities. United States General Accounting Office paperback
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2003rif. Q-0618176519Houghton Mifflin Harcourt 2003-09-08. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Houghton Mifflin Harcourt paperback
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1875rif. 10604Guatemala: Direccion General de Contabilidad Central de Hacienda 1875. Broadside. Very Good binding. Broadside. 19" x 13." Old folds; foxing and toning but generally well-preserved given it is fairly fragile. Dated 1 October 1875 the accounting office of the Guatemalan national treasury here prints the reckoning of income and expenses for the month of July and shows the one equals the other. [Direccion General de Contabilidad Central de Hacienda] unknown
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