S. 375694th CongressSenate Bill

A bill to grant a Federal charter to the International Veteran Boxers Association.

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Grants a Federal charter to the International Veteran Boxers Association. States that the purposes of the corporation are to promote the general welfare of active and retired veteran boxers and to stimulate, preserve, and defend the sport of boxing. Stipulates the nonpolitical nature of the corporation. Requires the corporation to maintain complete books and records and to make such records available for inspection by any member entitled to vote. Grants to the corporation the exclusive right to use the name the "International Veteran Boxers Association."

Introduced Aug 23, 1976
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James Buckley

Republican

U.S. Senator · NY

Introduced solo — no cosponsors joined.

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