Rural development, agriculture, and related agencies appropriations for 1989: hearings before a subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, One Hundredth Congress, second session, Part 4U.S. Government Printing Office, 1988 - United States |
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... amount it subsequently charges USDA for space . Mr. FRANKE . I will gladly provide that information . The list , ob- tained from GSA , compares the actual cost that GSA pays the lessor to the actual amount of charges to USDA for the ...
... amount it subsequently charges USDA for space . Mr. FRANKE . I will gladly provide that information . The list , ob- tained from GSA , compares the actual cost that GSA pays the lessor to the actual amount of charges to USDA for the ...
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... amount in the President's budget request . We will fund as many projects as our FY 1989 budget allows with the unfunded ones carrying over into subsequent years . We have classified the needs of individual facilities into two general ...
... amount in the President's budget request . We will fund as many projects as our FY 1989 budget allows with the unfunded ones carrying over into subsequent years . We have classified the needs of individual facilities into two general ...
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... amount it subsequently charges USDA for space . Mr. FRANKE . I will gladly provide that information . The list , ob- tained from GSA , compares the actual cost that GSA pays the lessor to the actual amount of charges to USDA for the ...
... amount it subsequently charges USDA for space . Mr. FRANKE . I will gladly provide that information . The list , ob- tained from GSA , compares the actual cost that GSA pays the lessor to the actual amount of charges to USDA for the ...
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... amount for the National Computer Centers at Fort Collins , Colorado ; and Kansas City , Missouri ; as well as the Computer Services Unit here in Washington . The resources to be used by the National Computer Center / Fort Collins will ...
... amount for the National Computer Centers at Fort Collins , Colorado ; and Kansas City , Missouri ; as well as the Computer Services Unit here in Washington . The resources to be used by the National Computer Center / Fort Collins will ...
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... Amount 1,000 39,000 5,000 5,000 Central Shipping and Receiving - Provides services to coordinate receipt and ... Amounts total $ 1,000 for this activity . ล ล ล ล ( 2 ) 1,000 17,765,000 Mr. WHITTEN . For the record please submit an ...
... Amount 1,000 39,000 5,000 5,000 Central Shipping and Receiving - Provides services to coordinate receipt and ... Amounts total $ 1,000 for this activity . ล ล ล ล ( 2 ) 1,000 17,765,000 Mr. WHITTEN . For the record please submit an ...
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1988 Estimated activities Administration Advisory Committee agricultural exports Amount appropriation areas ASCS Bangladesh BARLEY budget BULGUR Center clean-up of leaking commodities Commodity Credit Corporation contract CORN costs Cotton countries credit guarantees CROP INSURANCE CORPORATION dairy Department Departmental DOLLARS expenses farm farmers FCIC FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE Finance fiscal year 1987 Food Foreign Agricultural Service funds Government GRAIN SORGHUM Hazardous waste implementation improve increase information follows International leaking UST's livestock loss adjustment LOSS RATIO MARSHALL metric tons Mexico million National Office OICD operations participation percent personnel possible site clean-up poultry PREMIUM INDEMNITY projects proposed Reimbursable reinsured companies Removal and possible request RICE rural SAFFLOWER Secretary Service SORGHUM SOYBEANS Staff subsidy SUGAR BEETS Taiwan Total transportation U.S. agricultural U.S. exports United USDA USDA agencies VEGETABLE OIL wheat WHITTEN
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Page 115 - That this appropriation shall be available for employment pursuant to the second sentence of section 706(a) of the Organic Act of 1944 (7 USC 2225), and not to exceed...
Page 188 - The purpose of this act is to promote the national welfare by improving the economic stability of agriculture through a sound system of crop insurance and providing the means for research and experience helpful in devising and establishing such insurance.
Page 110 - DEPARTMENTAL ADMINISTRATION Purpose Statement The Departmental Staff Offices provide staff support to the top policy officials of the Department and overall direction and coordination to the work of USDA's program agencies to ensure the efficient and effective management and operation of the Department. Activities carried out by Departmental Staff Offices Include: -- Overall...
Page 184 - Act; the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act; and the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, among others.
Page 119 - Hearings are held in connection with prescribing of new regulations and orders, and on disciplinary complaints filed by the Department, or on petitions filed by private parties asking relief from some action of the Department. The Judicial Officer renders final administrative decisions in regulatory proceedings, and is responsible for preparing Agriculture Decisions...
Page 131 - Judges issue initial decisions and orders in adjudicatory proceedings, which become final decisions of the Secretary unless appealed to the Secretary's Judicial Officer by a party to the proceedings.
Page 115 - Agriculture, repairs and alterations, and other miscellaneous supplies and expenses not otherwise provided for and necessary for the practical and efficient work of the Department...
Page 526 - To promote the knowledge of cooperative principles and practices and to cooperate, in promoting such knowledge, with educational and marketing agencies, cooperative associations, and others. (7) To make such special studies, in the United States and foreign countries, and to acquire and disseminate such information and findings as may be useful in the development and practice of cooperation.
Page 454 - Also, in each county insurance coverages and premium rates are broken down by areas to reflect variation in productivity and in risk of loss. Crop insurance coverages must be established and maintained for each crop in each county.
Page 526 - To acquire, analyze, and disseminate economic, statistical, and historical information regarding the progress, organization, and business methods of cooperative associations in the United States and foreign countries.