Transcript: MANZULLO: SECRETARY EVANS "ON RIGHT TRACK" WITH AGENDA TO RESTORE U.S. MANUFACTURING

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September 15, 2003
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For Immediate Release September 15, 2003 Manzullo: Secretary Evans "On Right Track" With Agenda to Restore U.S. Manufacturing (WASHINGTON) House Small Business Committee Chairman Don Manzullo (R-IL) today issued the following statement in praise of U.S. Commerce Secretary Don Evans, who previewed the Bush Administration's pro-growth manufacturing agenda at a speech in Detroit: "Secretary Evans' speech today shows that the Commerce Department and the President are on the right track in their efforts to restore manufacturing in America. The initiatives announced today will not only further crack down on illegal foreign trade practices which harm U.S. ...

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