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Manufacturers Want Early Transport Bill Manufacturers Want Early Transport Bill Quote: Getting a new multi-year, federal transportation spending program approved by Congress quickly is a key to the health of the factory sector, says the head of the National Association of Manufacturers. “Transportation is more than just mobility for people and goods – it’s also about high wage manufacturing jobs,” said NAM President John Engler, as he urged lawmakers to speedily pass new legislation to replace the program that expires Sept. 30. He issued the remarks following approval June 24 by a House subcommittee of the Surface Transportation Authorization Act of 2009. Engler said those factory jobs depend on a healthy freight shipment system to bring in raw materials and distribute goods or equipment through the supply chain. “Transportation is the circulatory system of the nation’s economy,” Engler said. “We must keep it in excellent health.” more here>> Manufacturers Want Early Transport Bill __________________ Click here to learn how to sponsor us

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