Labor-Health, Education, and Welfare Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1967: Hearings Before the Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, United States Senate, Eighty-ninth Congress, Second Session, on H.R. 14745 ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1966 - 2690 pages |
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... pay more for title I than they were going to get back in title I , I did not like the risk of giving up or losing the ... payment into communities with freedom to use those funds where they are most needed for the funda- mental needs in ...
... pay more for title I than they were going to get back in title I , I did not like the risk of giving up or losing the ... payment into communities with freedom to use those funds where they are most needed for the funda- mental needs in ...
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... payments , the reports showed an alarmingly high default rate . We went to work and undertook to establish audit ... payment , but in more frequent installments , and we have introduced the followup systems and reports systems that ...
... payments , the reports showed an alarmingly high default rate . We went to work and undertook to establish audit ... payment , but in more frequent installments , and we have introduced the followup systems and reports systems that ...
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... pay it ; " Nobody pushes me . Why should I pay it back ? " - thereby depriving some other boy or girl of the same opportunity that he was able to enjoy in order to get the money to receive an education . I think that one of the most ...
... pay it ; " Nobody pushes me . Why should I pay it back ? " - thereby depriving some other boy or girl of the same opportunity that he was able to enjoy in order to get the money to receive an education . I think that one of the most ...
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... pay to pay . Mr. KELLY . I think the early results were disturbing but they were not universally disturbing . Many of the universities were doing an excellent job . In some instances , people were entitled to deferment— people who had ...
... pay to pay . Mr. KELLY . I think the early results were disturbing but they were not universally disturbing . Many of the universities were doing an excellent job . In some instances , people were entitled to deferment— people who had ...
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... payment function in pro- gram to be performed by intermediaries was reduced by $ 6,900,000 . A partially offsetting ... Payment for military service credits . 105 , 000 , 000 120 , 000 , 000 120,000,000 105 , 000 , 000 -15 , 000 , 000 ...
... payment function in pro- gram to be performed by intermediaries was reduced by $ 6,900,000 . A partially offsetting ... Payment for military service credits . 105 , 000 , 000 120 , 000 , 000 120,000,000 105 , 000 , 000 -15 , 000 , 000 ...
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1966 appropriation 1967 estimate Increase activities additional Administration agencies air pollution amendments Amount tions Posi assistance authorized awarded budget Bureau cancer centers colleges Congress construction continue cost demonstration dental Department desegregation disabled disease Education Act effective equipment established estimate 1967 estimate evaluation expanded facilities Federal fellowships FERRAZZANO fiscal year 1967 funds handicapped higher education hospitals improvement Increase or decrease institutions laboratory legislation loan program ment mentally retarded million Miss SWITZER MUIRHEAD National North Carolina nursing Office operation patients payment percent pesticide planning positions problems professional projects proposed Public Health Service Public Law 874 reduction research and training school districts school system Senator ALLOTT Senator BYRD Senator COTTON Senator HILL South Dakota specialist staff student loan studies Subtotal teachers teaching teaching grants traineeships training programs tuberculosis University vocational education vocational rehabilitation Vocational Rehabilitation Act workshops