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An amendment to reduce funds for the National Bureau of Standards from $119,162,000 to $117,861,000. The amendment, unlike the bill, sets out allocations: Measurement, Research a…
An amendment to increase from $488,922,000 to $493,922,000 funds for salaries and expenses of the Immigration and Naturalization Service.
An amendment to prohibit the funds provided for international organizations and conferences from being use to pay interest costs for loans incurred on or after 10/1/82.
An amendment to reduce the total amount available under Title IV (Procurement) to $77,090,233,000. The amendment specifies that in reducing the procurement funds to meet this level…
An amendment to require that at least 50 percent of the Agency for International Development Bilateral Assistance funds may be used to finance projects which directly under standar…
To provide local port authorities with the option of undertaking projects and seeking Federal reimbursement for a portion of the costs.
A substitute amendment. The amendment retains the Paddy Creek Wilderness area designation in the original bill, but releases other Missouri areas, not already designated Wildernes…
Amendment 77395
To establish an International Antitrust Task Force.
To permit for a limited period, participants in the Survivor Benefit Plan to reduce the amount of annuity previously elected.
To amend the consumer product Safety Act regarding accuracy of information dissemination by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Amendment 77423
To extend and amend the peanut price support program.
To recommend to the President a program for providing for national defense based on a strategically sound mix of weapons as an alternative for the Multiple Protective Shelter basin…
To add $20,000,000 for a binary chemical munitions production facility and to reduce the Operation and Maintenance appropriation for the Army by $20,000,000.
To extend for three years the period in which Vietnam era veterans may request readjustment counseling and related mental health services.
To reduce funding for water projects by $200 million and increase funding for transportation and the guaranteed student loan program by $100 million each.
To reinstate the purchase requirement for food stamps.
To forbid the Department of Justice from bringing or maintaining any action to require, directly or indirectly, the mandatory busing of school children.
To ensure that the legislative branch does not encroach upon the executive branch or the judicial branch.
To reform Federal criminal sentencing.
To eliminate acreage allotments, marketing quotas, poundage quotas, marketing penalties, and other provisions applicable to the product of peanuts and authorize a new price support…
To reform juvenile justice.
To amend the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 and for other purposes.