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In-Depth Information
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Each of the following testimony to the
U. S. Congress by Carol W. LaGrasse, president,
Property Rights Foundation of America, was formally presented
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- “Testimony
By Carol W. LaGrasse, President, Property Rights Foundation of
America, Before the Subcommittee on National Parks, Forests and
Public Lands of the Natural Resources Committee of the U.S. House
of Representatives Regarding H. R. 1286, Washington-Rochambeau
Revolutionary Route National Historic Trail Designation Act,
October 30, 2007”
The proposed 600-mile Washington-Rochambeau Historic Trail
through nine states from Rhode Island to Virginia poses a threat
to private property rights because of the National Park Service’s
pattern of secrecy, lack of true public participation, piecemeal
development, use of municipalities and non-profit agencies as
false fronts, and use of eminent domain (directly, indirectly
through local municipalities, and later to widen trails). Amendments
to H.R. 1286 are proposed to eliminate these deficiencies.
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- “American Heritage Rivers Program—Testimony of
Carol W. LaGrasse, President, Property Rights Foundation
of America, Inc., Submitted to the Committee on Resources, United
States House of Representatives, September 24, 1997”
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