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Publisher
The Commission
Language
English
Pages
62

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Subjects
Transportation, Older people, Law and legislation, People with disabilities
Places
New York (State)

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Transportation for the elderly: the role of changing demographics : a report to the Legislature
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Edition Notes

"March 1988."

Published in
[Albany, N.Y.]

Classifications

Library of Congress
HQ1063.5 .N48 1988

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Pagination
62 p. :
Number of pages
62

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1989054M
LCCN
90621651

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