Rural Development, Agriculture, and Related Agencies Appropriations for 1991: Secretary of AgricultureU.S. Government Printing Office, 1990 - Agricultural administration |
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... fiscal year 1990 is $ 180 billion . For fiscal year 1991 it is projected to be $ 185 billion , which comes off the top of our economy . Our trade deficit has gone from $ 19.3 billion in 1980 to $ 3.
... fiscal year 1990 is $ 180 billion . For fiscal year 1991 it is projected to be $ 185 billion , which comes off the top of our economy . Our trade deficit has gone from $ 19.3 billion in 1980 to $ 3.
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... fiscal year 1990 is $ 180.0 billion which comes off the top of our economy . While you're running around with a marshal plan over there , I read in the paper where Japan was considering a marshal plan for the United States . It's ...
... fiscal year 1990 is $ 180.0 billion which comes off the top of our economy . While you're running around with a marshal plan over there , I read in the paper where Japan was considering a marshal plan for the United States . It's ...
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... fiscal year 1991 budget request . The first two pages contain figures showing a minus com- pared with last year's program . Further on down the live I notice there is a plus , and it was your office . I said , well , that's different ...
... fiscal year 1991 budget request . The first two pages contain figures showing a minus com- pared with last year's program . Further on down the live I notice there is a plus , and it was your office . I said , well , that's different ...
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... fiscal year 1981 Farm Bill , as submitted by the Administration , was estimated to be an “ $ 11 bil- lion bill . " Its final cost was approximately $ 80 billion . The fiscal year 1985 Farm Bill submitted to Congress by the Administrator ...
... fiscal year 1981 Farm Bill , as submitted by the Administration , was estimated to be an “ $ 11 bil- lion bill . " Its final cost was approximately $ 80 billion . The fiscal year 1985 Farm Bill submitted to Congress by the Administrator ...
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... fiscal year 1990 , the total projected in December 1985 , was $ 86 bil- lion , slightly above the $ 80 billion figure in the fiscal year 1991 budget . As for the projected cost of the 1990 Farm Bill , we will do our best to deal with ...
... fiscal year 1990 , the total projected in December 1985 , was $ 86 bil- lion , slightly above the $ 80 billion figure in the fiscal year 1991 budget . As for the projected cost of the 1990 Farm Bill , we will do our best to deal with ...
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acreage Agency or Item Agricultural Marketing Service Agricultural Research Service Appropriations areas ASCS Assistant Secretary audit beef Budget and Program Chairman Committee Commodity Credit Corporation CONGRESS THE LIBRARY Conservation Service Cooperative State Research costs countries Crop Insurance debt DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE DEWHURST dollars Estimate expected farm income Farmers Home Administration FCIC Federal Crop Insurance Fiscal Year 1989 FmHA Food and Nutrition Food Safety Food Stamp Program forecast Foreign Agricultural Service Forest Service FSIS GARDNER GATT grain guaranteed loans Health Inspection Service imports increase information follows Inspector legislation LIBRARY OF CONGRESS meat National Agricultural Nutrition Service Operations payments percent Plant Health Inspection production proposed quota rates record reduced request Rural Development Rural Electrification Rural Electrification Administration Rural Housing Salaries and Expenses Secretary YEUTTER SKEEN SMITH SNEAD soybean subsidies sugar Total U.S. agricultural U.S. share United USDA wheat WHITTEN wool
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Page 428 - Department whose purposes are to promote economy and efficiency or prevent and detect fraud, waste and mismanagement; (4) recommends policies for and conducts, supervises or coordinates relationships between the Department and other Federal, State and local government agencies concerning: (a) promoting economy and efficiency; (b) preventing and detecting fraud...
Page 437 - Such report shall include, but need not be limited to — (1) an identification and description of significant problems, abuses, and deficiencies relating to the administration of programs and operations...
Page 415 - ... from February 1 to 19. The bids are being analyzed and an announcement of the accepted bids should be made by mid-March. This announcement is about two weeks later than usual because the county ASCS committees have the responsibility of assuring that rental rates under the new CRP contracts are not in excess of the prevailing local rental rates for an acre of comparable land as required in the 1988 Appropriations Act.
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Page 428 - General : (1) provides policy direction and conducts, supervises and coordinates all audits and investigations; (2) reviews existing and proposed legislation and regulations and makes recommendations to the Secretary and Congress regarding the impact such initiatives will have on the economy and efficiency of the Department's programs and operations and the prevention and detection of fraud and abuse in such programs...