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December 24
1975 FHWA releases Your Rights and Benefits as a Highway Relocatee, a brochure intended to help those who are required to relocate because of Federal-aid highway construction.
"It is the policy of the Federal Highway Administration that displaced persons shall receive fair and humane treatment, and shall not suffer unnecessarily as a result of highway programs designed for the benefit of the public as a whole. The Uniform Relocation Act represents the most humane and just legislation on relocation assistance ever enacted by the Federal Government."
Norbert T. Tiemann
Federal Highway Administrator
December 24, 1974

1992 FHWA's Bert Schachnies of the Office of International Programs and Jim Sorenson of the Pavement Division return from Russia after a study tour that began on December 10. In addition to helping develop the basis for cooperation between the two countries on road technology, Schachnies performed a preliminary review of the Russian road construction industry. Sorenson contributed to a World Bank analysis of Russia's road needs, following up on work performed by the French Government.
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