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The number of lunches 1964 actual estimate estimate served , increased
approximately 6.68 % over 1961 . Participation in ... MARKETING SERVICE
Federal appropriation ( National School Lunch Act ) : Total number of permanent
positions .
The number of lunches 1964 actual estimate estimate served , increased
approximately 6.68 % over 1961 . Participation in ... MARKETING SERVICE
Federal appropriation ( National School Lunch Act ) : Total number of permanent
positions .
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Positions other than permanent .. Other personnel ... 3,070 CONSERVATION
RESERVE PROGRAM Number of farms having contracts . 301,543 ... Total
number of permanent positions.445,840 2,915 197 Number of assignments . Full
- time ...
Positions other than permanent .. Other personnel ... 3,070 CONSERVATION
RESERVE PROGRAM Number of farms having contracts . 301,543 ... Total
number of permanent positions.445,840 2,915 197 Number of assignments . Full
- time ...
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Office of Information National Agricultural Library . 1,644 5,537 3,893 1,605 39
397 380 Total number of permanent positions ... Average number of all
employees .. Number of employees at end of Average CS grade .. Average GS
salary .
Office of Information National Agricultural Library . 1,644 5,537 3,893 1,605 39
397 380 Total number of permanent positions ... Average number of all
employees .. Number of employees at end of Average CS grade .. Average GS
salary .
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BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT Object Classification ( in thousands of
dollars ) Total number of permanent positions - Full - time equivalent of other
positions . Average number of all employees - - Number of employees at end of
year .
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT Object Classification ( in thousands of
dollars ) Total number of permanent positions - Full - time equivalent of other
positions . Average number of all employees - - Number of employees at end of
year .
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2,894 12 17 2,495 19 2,506 19 Total number of permanent positions.Full - time
equivalent of other positions . Average number of all employees .. Number of
employees at end of year . Average GS grade . Average GS salary . Average
salary of ...
2,894 12 17 2,495 19 2,506 19 Total number of permanent positions.Full - time
equivalent of other positions . Average number of all employees .. Number of
employees at end of year . Average GS grade . Average GS salary . Average
salary of ...
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11 Personnel compensation 12 Personnel benefits 21 Travel 25 Other services 26 Supplies 31 Equipment accounts actual 1963 estimate additional adjusted Administration Advances agencies agricultural amount appropriation Appropriation Act assistance Average GS salary Average number building capital Classification in thousands communications construction Continued costs Defense Department direct earnings employees at end equipment estimate 1964 estimate expenses facilities Federal Financing in thousands follows Force foreign fund Government grants Health housing improvement increase June 30 lands loans maintenance ment Military million Number of employees number of permanent Object Classification obligational authority Office operating payments permanent positions personnel compensation Program and Financing Program by activities projects proposed Public receipts reimbursements Reserve Retained salary selected resources Stat Supplies and materials thousands of dollars tion Total number Total obligations transferred transportation transportation of persons Travel and transportation United Unobligated balance utilities
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Page 263 - In case the Secretary of the Army, the Secretary of the Navy, or the Secretary of the Air Force (or the Secretary of the Treasury with respect to the United States Coast Guard) , determines that enlistment, enrollment, or appointment in, or assignment to, an organized unit of a reserve component or an officers...
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Page 121 - ... which (1) If not treated, will Impair or endanger the land, (2) materially affect the productive capacity of the land, (3) represent damage which Is unusual In character and, except for wind erosion. Is not the type which would recur frequently In the same area, and (4) will be so costly to rehabilitate that Federal assistance Is or will be required to return the land to productive agricultural use.
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| Title | The Budget of the United States Government: Appendix |
| Author | United States. Bureau of the Budget |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1963 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Feb 2007 |
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