Study of Alaska Transportation, OCt 20, 21, 23, 25, 27, 19611961 - 191 pages |
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... competitive . That , I think , would be very desirable for all carriers in Alaska who desire and are eligible to compete in inter- state commerce between the continental States and Alaska to be in a position to file joint tariffs . For ...
... competitive . That , I think , would be very desirable for all carriers in Alaska who desire and are eligible to compete in inter- state commerce between the continental States and Alaska to be in a position to file joint tariffs . For ...
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... competition with its citizens who in turn try to make a living and pay taxes on the earn- ings of that activity . I think that the situation should be resolved and that any regulation of the Alaska Railroad should take into ...
... competition with its citizens who in turn try to make a living and pay taxes on the earn- ings of that activity . I think that the situation should be resolved and that any regulation of the Alaska Railroad should take into ...
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... competition with regulated carriers in the State , and are allowed to compete direct- ly without the payment of taxes , motor fuel taxes , licenses , and all that sort of thing in a motor operation , I think those things should be taken ...
... competition with regulated carriers in the State , and are allowed to compete direct- ly without the payment of taxes , motor fuel taxes , licenses , and all that sort of thing in a motor operation , I think those things should be taken ...
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... competition with regulated carriers in that sense . Senator BARTLETT . Chiefly within municipal boundaries ? Mr. CHAPADOS . To be safe I would say that is true , or within cer- tain areas defined within their tariffs as free delivery ...
... competition with regulated carriers in that sense . Senator BARTLETT . Chiefly within municipal boundaries ? Mr. CHAPADOS . To be safe I would say that is true , or within cer- tain areas defined within their tariffs as free delivery ...
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... competition which has been present in some cases now and which may occur with increasing frequency by the kind of service described ? Mr. CHAPADOS . I certainly do . I think that the situation that you describe does exist to some extent ...
... competition which has been present in some cases now and which may occur with increasing frequency by the kind of service described ? Mr. CHAPADOS . I certainly do . I think that the situation that you describe does exist to some extent ...
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