Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations for 1986: Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Ninety-ninth Congress, First Session, Part 6U.S. Government Printing Office, 1985 |
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1985 appropriation 1986 Budget Proposal 1986 budget request activities Administration allocation Amendments amount applications approximately areas award Bilingual Education Block Grant Budget Authority centers CHRISTENSEN Compensatory Education Conte continue current services Davenport deaf-blind Department of Education Department's desegregation disabled Education program educational agencies eligible Elmendorf estimate evaluation expected family contribution Federal fiscal year 1986 guarantee agencies Guaranteed Student Loan handicapped children Handicapped Research Helen Keller higher education Hoyer Impact Aid improve income increase institutions language legislation lenders Magnet Schools migrant million NATCHER National North Dakota number of children O'Brien Outlays parents participate payments Pell Grant percent personnel postsecondary education President's Budget projects PURSELL receive reduce Rehabilitation Services school districts Secretary Bennett Secretary's Discretionary Fund September 30 shortages special education student aid Student Financial Assistance teachers technical assistance tion Title vocational Work-Study
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Page 529 - Mr. Barry, I believe that answers you question. There are no additional questions. I want to thank you for your appearance before the committee at this time. I believe this is your first appearance as president of the School Board. Dr. Scott, as you know, it is always a pleasure to have you appear before our committee. Mr. Barry, before you leave, I want to point out one matter to you that I know a little about. You have as your public relations officer...
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