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THURSDAY. JULY 18, 1963
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MISS UNIVERSE HOPEFULS Susan Molina, left. Miss
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poses as they prepare for the Miss Universe pageant at Miami
Beach, Fla. (UP1)
Billboard Foes
Press To Restore
Control Program
Washington - (CO) - Con
gress continuing to move at
its own pace, allowed the pro
gram of federal incentives for
billboard control to expire
June 30. '
It was Just at this time that
Kentucky, the first state to
carry out control provisions
in the original 1958 Act, re
ceived approximately SU5.000
In "bonus" payments for its
; portion of the Interstate High,
Under the present system
set up in 1058, a state must
pass legislation prohibiting
billboard advertising within
660 feet of new rights-of-way
along the Interstate Highway
System acquired after July 1,
195B. Certain exceptions were
permitted for businesses with
in the 660-foot area and con
cerns in near-by communities.
Once the stale law Is ap
proved by the Commerce De-
way System. A $2 million I partmcnl and the slate signs I
1962 appropriation remains
available to the . 19 other
states which have signed up
for the program, provided
they meet necessary require
ments.
Chances are that Congress
will get around to renewing
the program although the
hotel and billboard lobbies
are sure to put up a fight.
In the House, the Public
Works Committee has re
ported a Federal-Aid Highway
bill including a two-year ex
tension of the billboard bonus,
and Sens. John Sherman
Cooper (R-Ky.) and Maurlne
B. Neuberger (D-Orc.) have
introduced a two-year exten
sion in the Senate. Mrs. Neu
berger has long led the anti
billboard fight, begun in
1938 by her husband, the late
Sen. Richard L. Neuberger.
Complicating the picture
Is a draft bill submitted by
the Commerce Department
which would extend the pro-
gram until 1971 and tighten
its standards. Proponents of
the "bonus" fear the Com
merce proposal would stir
such opposition that the pro
' gram would be dropped al
together. So far, no one has
volunteered to sponsor it in
cither House or Senate. In
addition t o providing a
"bonus," the Commerce plan
would penalize states which
did not agree to participate.
Their federal highway funds
would be cut by one per cent
after June 30, 1965.
an agreement with the Sccre-I
tiiry of Commerce ensuring!
Hwjii umui 1.1:1111.-111 ui me 1UU-
eral requirements, the stale
is then .eligible for bonuses
based on the number of miles
of Interslute Highway within
the state which arc actually
subject to billboard controls.
The bonus represents one-half
of one per cent of the state's
regular federal highway al
lotment for these roads.
As of June 30, 1963, twenty
stales had signed the agree
ment with the Secretary of
Commerce, and only one,
Kentucky, had received the
bonus.
Pressure Groups
The billboard and hotel
motel lobbies have actively
opposed the program In state
legislatures as well as in I
Washington.
A spokesman (or the Amer
ican Hotel and Motel associa
tion said thai his organization
favored dropping the program
because it had a "horrlible
Impact on those who can't let
the traveling public know
where they are." He said the
fact that only one state had
received a bonus proved that
the regulations were general
ly unpopular.
Critics of the outdoor ad
vertisers, including garden
clubs and the American Auto
mobile association, say that
self regulation has been un
successful in the past and
therefore billboards must be
controlled by federal and
state governments.
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