Deficiency Appropriations for 1964: Hearings Before the Committee on Appropriations, United States Senate, 88th Congress, 2d Session on H.R. 11201 an Act Making Deficiency Appropriations for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1964 and for Other Purposes |
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... agencies . 26 Supplies and materials . 31 Equipment .. 32 Lands and structures .. 41 Grants , subsidies , and contributions .. 42 Insurance claims and indemnities .. 44 Refunds .. Subtotal Deduct quarters and subsistence charges ...
... agencies . 26 Supplies and materials . 31 Equipment .. 32 Lands and structures .. 41 Grants , subsidies , and contributions .. 42 Insurance claims and indemnities .. 44 Refunds .. Subtotal Deduct quarters and subsistence charges ...
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... agencies , some of which have been reduced by the House . I am advised that no amendment of the House bill is being requested at this time . The Bureau of Land Management asks $ 2,500,000 to cover fire suppression costs . The ...
... agencies , some of which have been reduced by the House . I am advised that no amendment of the House bill is being requested at this time . The Bureau of Land Management asks $ 2,500,000 to cover fire suppression costs . The ...
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... agencies in its efforts to reduce heavy losses from fires . Modern firefighting techniques , equipment , and materials are used wherever possible . The fire danger rating system , air - drop chemical fire retardants , improved radio ...
... agencies in its efforts to reduce heavy losses from fires . Modern firefighting techniques , equipment , and materials are used wherever possible . The fire danger rating system , air - drop chemical fire retardants , improved radio ...
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... agencies . 26 Supplies and materials .. 31 Equipment ... Subtotal . Deduct quarters and subsistence charges .. 400 400 6,892 7,320 428 114 130 16 3,920 4 , 170 250 1,800 1,890 90 44 , 124 46,624 2,500 58 58 Total obligations ... 44 ...
... agencies . 26 Supplies and materials .. 31 Equipment ... Subtotal . Deduct quarters and subsistence charges .. 400 400 6,892 7,320 428 114 130 16 3,920 4 , 170 250 1,800 1,890 90 44 , 124 46,624 2,500 58 58 Total obligations ... 44 ...
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... agencies . 31 Equipment .. 32 Lands and structures 33 Investments and loans . 41 42 Grants , subsidies , and contributions . Insurance claims and indemnities . Subtotal Deduct quarters and subsistence charges . Total obligations .. 220 ...
... agencies . 31 Equipment .. 32 Lands and structures 33 Investments and loans . 41 42 Grants , subsidies , and contributions . Insurance claims and indemnities . Subtotal Deduct quarters and subsistence charges . Total obligations .. 220 ...
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$55 million 1964 appropriation 1964 revised estimate absorb acreage Acting Chief COVELL additional funds Administration Alaska Alaska Railroad amount approved pending availability areas assistance audit authority Automobile body repairman Automobile mechanic entry availability of funds Average number bill Bonneville Power Administration budget Bureau CARL HAYDEN Chairman Children's Hospital Clerk-typist Commissioner TOBRINER committee CONGRESS THE LIBRARY contract cost deficiency Department District of Columbia Duplicating machine employees expenditures expenses Federal fiscal year 1964 forest GODFREY GRANT HENNING January 17 June 30 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS licensed practical loans machine operator manpower development ment military personnel Multioccupation Nurse Office payments percent personnel compensation Projects approved pending Public Buildings Service Public Law referred to follows salary SEIDMAN Senator ALLOTT Senator BYRD Senator HOLLAND Senator PASTORE Senator SALTONSTALL Senator YOUNG statement Stenographer supplemental appropriation supplemental estimate supplemental request tion TOMAN transfer U.S. Senate Weatherbee Welder
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Page 37 - Mr. Chairman and members of the committee, we appreciate this opportunity to appear before you today...
Page 126 - Congress, 873 laborers and mechanics on payrolls under the Architect of the Capitol and the Botanic Garden, carried in the annual legislative branch appropriation act, are compensated on a wage board, prevailing-rate basis. Public Law 763 provides that the compensation of such employees shall be fixed and adjusted from time to time as nearly as is consistent •with the public interest in accordance, with prevailing rates. A general comparative survey of Government and industrial employees...
Page 45 - July 7, 1959. Hon. CARL HAYDEN, Chairman, Committee on Appropriations, US Senate. DEAR SENATOR HAYDEN: It is respectfully requested that your committee Rive consideration to certain amendments to HR 7978, supplemental appropriations bill, I960.
Page 108 - Mr. Chairman and members of the committee, thank you very much for the opportunity to testify before you this morning.
Page 57 - DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT Management of lands and resources Appropriation to date $44, 152, 500 Obligations to Dec.
Page 43 - July 9, 1959. Hon. CARL HAYDEN, Chairman, Senate Appropriations Committee, US Senate, Washington, DC DEAR MR. CHAIRMAN...
Page 77 - Oct. 23, 1945). The policy Is to adjust rates of pay to levels consistent with those adopted through collective bargaining by the major electric utilities in the Administration's service areas, both publicly and privately owned systems.
Page 19 - Is not the type that 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.
Page 14 - Nos. 85-58, 85-170, and 87-332 $29, 000, 000 Deduct reimbursement to President's Disaster Relief Fund —930, 800 Balance available for allocation to States for emergency costsharing assistance...
Page 15 - ... cannot be certain that either sufficient employees can be recruited to do such work or that favorable weather will prevail. Failure to complete such work on a timely basis would result in delayed issuance of marketing cards and payments to producers. This would seriously jeopardize effective program administration. In preparing the estimate, full consideration was given to all possible savings which might accrue under other programs resulting from increased efficiency of operations. The justifications...