Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1992: Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, United States Senate, One Hundred Second Congress, First Session, Part 2U.S. Government Printing Office, 1991 - 1056 pages |
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What happens is this is registered in a central registry , and any person that is
found with this particular identification , can receive immediate help it does not
solve the problem — but certainly it will help reduce the risks associated with ...
What happens is this is registered in a central registry , and any person that is
found with this particular identification , can receive immediate help it does not
solve the problem — but certainly it will help reduce the risks associated with ...
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HHS funds are used for transporting Head Start children , the elderly and persons
with disabilities . The non - profit organizations which provide this service in rural
areas are often the only source of public transportation in their communities .
HHS funds are used for transporting Head Start children , the elderly and persons
with disabilities . The non - profit organizations which provide this service in rural
areas are often the only source of public transportation in their communities .
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... services agencies , rural and special transportation providers to ensure that
HHS - funded transportation efforts are directed toward the needs of persons with
disabilities and that such efforts are coordinated with other public transit services
.
... services agencies , rural and special transportation providers to ensure that
HHS - funded transportation efforts are directed toward the needs of persons with
disabilities and that such efforts are coordinated with other public transit services
.
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... in determining the allocation of their resources . within this context , the FY
1992 request of $ 90 million for Cancer Control and Prevention represents the
NIH's best scientific judgement . Question . One person dies from cancer every
minute ...
... in determining the allocation of their resources . within this context , the FY
1992 request of $ 90 million for Cancer Control and Prevention represents the
NIH's best scientific judgement . Question . One person dies from cancer every
minute ...
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One person dies from cancer every minute - half a million people a year , In
addition , over one million people will be diagnosed with cancer this year . Soon ,
cancer will replace heart disease as the number one killer . Further , the disparity
of ...
One person dies from cancer every minute - half a million people a year , In
addition , over one million people will be diagnosed with cancer this year . Soon ,
cancer will replace heart disease as the number one killer . Further , the disparity
of ...
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Page 128 - Seż'ices; and $2.42 billion for Payments to States for Foster Care and Adoption Assistance. The full authorization of $2.8 billion is requested for the Social Services Block Grant to continue support for a variety of social services in each State. Within the Human Development Services request, strengthening the family is a primary concern. Increases have been requested: to increase preventive and reunification services for children and their families, to expand Head Start enrollment, and to address...
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