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Released Headline
08/09/2007 BUSH IMMIGRATION REGULATIONS FALL SHORT
08/07/2007 AGC SUPPORTS BRIDGE RECONSTRUCTION PROGRAM UNVEILED BY HOUSE TRANSPORTATION CHAIRMAN
08/06/2007 NLRB STRIKES DOWN AGREEMENT TO REQUIRE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR TO SIGN PROJECT LABOR AGREEMENT
08/01/2007 Statement from the Associated General Contractors of America on the I-35 Bridge Collapse
07/23/2007 INDUSTRIES UNITE TO ADDRESS LOOMING TRANSPORTATION CRISIS
07/10/2007 BUDGET FORECAST SHOWS POTENTIAL FOR $16 BILLION IN CUTS TO HIGHWAY FUNDING - WILL HAMPER STATES' ABILITIES TO IMPROVE INFRASTRUCTURE
06/28/2007 ROBUST' NONRESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION 'OVERPOWERED' HOUSING SLUMP, AGC SAYS
06/27/2007 SENATE VOTES TO QUIT RATHER THAN FIGHT ON IMMIGRATION BILL
06/07/2007 SENATE'S IMMIGRATION VOTE DISAPPOINTS AGC
05/31/2007 JOBS REPORT MAY UNDERSTATE NONRESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION GAIN, AGC SAYS

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