Congress and a federal agency are considering changes to the country's historic preservation law, which has been in effect for 60 years. Critics of the proposed changes argue that they could significantly weaken the law, drawing parallels to the backlash that occurred during the law's inception.
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Congress and federal agency propose changes to historic preservation law
Congress and a federal agency are evaluating potential changes to the historic preservation law established 60 years ago. Critics warn that these changes could undermine the law, reminiscent of the opposition faced during its creation.
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U.S. historic preservation law faces the most serious threat in its 60-year history
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Congress and federal agency propose changes to historic preservation law