Mental Health Centers Construction Act Extension, Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Public Health and Welfare ... 90-1, on H.R. 6431, April 4, 5, 1967 |
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As of March 27 , 1967 , more than $ 54.5 million in Federal funds had been
obligated to assist the construction of 126 centers . State , local , and private
matching funds of $ 109 million brought the total to $ 163.5 million- $ 17.8 million
has ...
As of March 27 , 1967 , more than $ 54.5 million in Federal funds had been
obligated to assist the construction of 126 centers . State , local , and private
matching funds of $ 109 million brought the total to $ 163.5 million- $ 17.8 million
has ...
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FY 1966 : 21 million or 42 % of 50 million . Applications pending : approximately
28 million or 56 % of 50 million . FY 1967 : 300,000 obligated or 0.6 % of 50
million , Staffing : Fİ 1966 : 15.2 million or 80 % of 19 million ( new grants ) ( 4
month ...
FY 1966 : 21 million or 42 % of 50 million . Applications pending : approximately
28 million or 56 % of 50 million . FY 1967 : 300,000 obligated or 0.6 % of 50
million , Staffing : Fİ 1966 : 15.2 million or 80 % of 19 million ( new grants ) ( 4
month ...
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You will notice that , in 1965 and 1966 , we obligated $ 34.3 million of the $ 35
million which was appropriated . By the close of business of this fiscal year we
will have obligated the total $ 50 million authorized and appropriated for
construction ...
You will notice that , in 1965 and 1966 , we obligated $ 34.3 million of the $ 35
million which was appropriated . By the close of business of this fiscal year we
will have obligated the total $ 50 million authorized and appropriated for
construction ...
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Additionally , $ 15.2 million was obligated ( FY 66 ) representing 54 projects for
the staffing of community mental health centers . During fiscal year 1967 an
additional 33 construction projects and 19 staffing projects have been approved ...
Additionally , $ 15.2 million was obligated ( FY 66 ) representing 54 projects for
the staffing of community mental health centers . During fiscal year 1967 an
additional 33 construction projects and 19 staffing projects have been approved ...
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... will be under development throughout our country as the result of the
Community Mental Health Centers Act. Our national goal is to achieve 500 of
these centers by 1970 and 2000 by 1975 in the service of some 200 million
Americans. Thus ...
... will be under development throughout our country as the result of the
Community Mental Health Centers Act. Our national goal is to achieve 500 of
these centers by 1970 and 2000 by 1975 in the service of some 200 million
Americans. Thus ...
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