Legislative Branch Appropriations for 1959: Hearings Before the Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Eighty-fifth Congress, Second SessionU.S. Government Printing Office, 1958 - 291 pages |
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... figure for research projects . This increase is based on the committee's estimates of : ( 1 ) An- ticipated backlog of over $ 2 million in unpaid but approved grants ; ( 2 ) the rising cost of research ; and ( 3 ) providing for normal ...
... figure for research projects . This increase is based on the committee's estimates of : ( 1 ) An- ticipated backlog of over $ 2 million in unpaid but approved grants ; ( 2 ) the rising cost of research ; and ( 3 ) providing for normal ...
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... figure of great importance . In conclusion , I should like to recommend payment of the full indi- rect costs rather than the present maximum rate of 15 percent . As a minimum , I would urge the removal of this restrictive rate . I ...
... figure of great importance . In conclusion , I should like to recommend payment of the full indi- rect costs rather than the present maximum rate of 15 percent . As a minimum , I would urge the removal of this restrictive rate . I ...
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... figure in the history of the Institute's program . Fortunately the increased appropriation allowed the Institute by the Congress for fiscal year 1958 permitted most of these approved applications to be paid at a later date . However ...
... figure in the history of the Institute's program . Fortunately the increased appropriation allowed the Institute by the Congress for fiscal year 1958 permitted most of these approved applications to be paid at a later date . However ...
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... figure I just spoke of , that is the backlog of grants we have approved this year , for which there was no money , it comes to $ 1412 million which will be needed and in the face of that we have the budget which has been submitted by ...
... figure I just spoke of , that is the backlog of grants we have approved this year , for which there was no money , it comes to $ 1412 million which will be needed and in the face of that we have the budget which has been submitted by ...
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... figure of $ 4,750,000 as a minimum of what one should have if one goes into fiscal 1959 with this program . If I may ask you to look with me on page 5 , just to recapitulate the data , in research grants our committee belives on the ...
... figure of $ 4,750,000 as a minimum of what one should have if one goes into fiscal 1959 with this program . If I may ask you to look with me on page 5 , just to recapitulate the data , in research grants our committee belives on the ...
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