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To require the President to report to Congress on the whereabouts of US-provided military equipment.

To modify provisions relating to medicare.

In the nature of a substitute.

To eliminate revenue loss from tax free employee awards.

To raise the revenue generated by the proposed tax on distilled spirits by raising the tax on distilled spirits and wines.

To provide for the duty-free entry of articles required for the installation and operation of a telescope in Arizona.

To exempt certain traditional State programs from the provisions regarding consumer loan bonds.

To establish the authorization for the maternal and child health block grant program at $478,000,000 and to include the food stamp program in the provision requiring income and eli…

To increase the personal exemptions to $2,000.

Providing a special rule for geothermal energy equipment.

Providing an exclusion for the Sandia Corporation of Albuquerque, New Mexico.

To limit the deduction for losses on farming and to use part of the increase in revenues from such limitation for farm programs.

To increase the gasohol exemption an additional 75% and for other purposes.

To make a technical change in the short title of the bill.

To reduce deficit reduction for fiscal years 1985, 1986, and 1987, and to provide for a delay for two years of cost-of-living adjustments to tax tables.

To modify the permissible purchaser-lessors in sale-leasebacks of principal residences.

To increase the deduction for two-earner couples, and to keep the maximum tax rate in estates at 60 percent.

To reduce the deficit of the United States Government for fiscal year 1985.

To establish a National Commission on Federal Spending Reform.

To modify certain medicare provisions.

To authorize the President to veto items of appropriation relating to fiscal year 1985 and items of appropriation relating to fiscal year 1986.

To make uniform the maximum weight limits provided by statutes for the transportation of the baggage and household goods of civilian officers and employees of the Government.

To title I of the Thurmond substitute.

To direct the Congressional Budget Office and the Office of Management and Budget to study the feasibility of a "Fair Play" formula approach to the budget process.

In the nature of a substitute.