Reuters: Stimulus creates, saves more jobs in June: committee
From Reuters:
The number of jobs created or saved by infrastructure projects funded by the U.S. economic stimulus plan more than doubled in June from May, according to a report released Tuesday by a House of Representatives committee. At the end of June, 49,377 jobs had been "created or sustained" by water, highway and public transportation projects, compared to slightly more than 21,000 jobs at the end of May. The Pacific Northwestern state of Washington accounted for the most jobs of any state or territory at 3,481, with the bulk of those concentrated in highway repairs. According to the Transportation Department, Washington has also been obligated some $627.8 million out of the $22.7 billion the states have requested from the federal government under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
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American Road and Transportation Builders Association, 2008 Get The Facts
Americans will spend at least 160 hours each year in traffic by 2035.
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California
Ron Dellums
Former Mayor, Oakland
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