Reports to Congress; by Comptroller General of United States. Changes in law recommended to enable GSA to be more effective in selling excess properties and acquiring public building sites. General Services Administration.
Publication Title:
Changes in law recommended to enable GSA to be more effective in selling excess properties and acquiring public building sites. General Services Administration.
Display Title:
Reports to Congress; by Comptroller General of United States. Changes in law recommended to enable GSA to be more effective in selling excess properties and acquiring public building sites. General Services Administration.
Series Title:
Reports to Congress; by Comptroller General of United States.
Corporate Agency Authors:
General Accounting Office
Sort Author:
General Accounting Office
Author place:
Washington, DC
Author zip:
20548
Date:
Feb. 15, 1974
Publish Date ISO Format:
1974-02-15T00:00:00Z
Publication Start:
19740215
Publication End:
19740215
Corporate/Agency Author:
General Accounting Office
Publication month:
11
Publication year:
1974
SuDoc number:
GA 1.13:P 96/20
Description:
cover title, [3]+29 p. 4°
Notes:
(B-165511.)
Notes:
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+ Distribution Made by Issuing Office. Paper, each, $1.00 (Free to Members of Congress, Congressional committee staff members, Government officials, the press, college libraries, faculty and students. Requests to the General Accounting Office (Room 6417) for copies of reports to Congress should give full title, date, and B-number of the report. Do not include Monthly Catalog entry numbers or Superintendent of Documents classification numbers. Orders should be accompanied by check or money order. Do not send cash, postage stamps, or Superintendent of Documents coupons.)