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Title: CRS86747ENRpage07
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Text: from regulation. Two other rules were proposed on November 29, 1985, as noted above. One has to do with oil that is recycled. It sets standards for the

Title: CRS86747ENRpage01
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Text: V”. A. IL./. (6/.j’°,A ‘V V . « % {{?7ﬁéZz? §(2‘“~7 L[7"€iw/L/IQ? j?£;"‘j77L77<£;7t//Ei ‘ V P s L Congressional Research Service v The Library: of Congress Washington, D.C. 20540 FEDERAL REGULATION OF USED OIL Mark Reisch Analyst Environment and Natural Resources Policy Division June 23, 1986 Go\gesmment% Publications Uﬁﬁ“ Washingtijn University Libraries, St. Louis, MO 63130 L.r2,5f

Title: CRS84826EPWpage18
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Text: CRS-12 FY 1985. P.L. 97-35 subsequently required, however, that the total appropri- ation for these five programs not exceed $165 million for FY 1982 and $170 million for each of FY 1983 and FY 1984. Subpart 5 of part A provides the authorization for Special Programs for Students Whose Families Are Engaged in Migrant and Seasonal Farmwork. The two special programs authorized are a secondary level

Title: CRS84826EPWpage32
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Text: was $60 million for each of FY 1981 and FY 1982, and for FY 1983 through FY 1985, such sums as may be necessary. P.L. 97-35 subsequently required, however, that appropriations for part B not exceed $14 million for each of FY 1982, FY 1983, and FY 1984. Part C of title IX contains the authorization for a National Graduate Fellows Program, the purpose of which is to award not more than 450 fellow- ships

Title: CRS84826EPWpage23
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Text: .L. 96-35 subsequently limited this authorization to $1 million for FY 1982 and $2 million for FY 1983. Title V--Teacher Corps and Teacher TrainingPrograms Title V is subdivided into four parts: Part A--Teacher Corps Program (sec. S11-517A; repealed effective October 1, 1982); Part B-Teacher Training Programs (sec. 531-533; sec. 532 repealed effective October 1, 1982); Part.C--Training for Elementary

Title: CRS84826EPWpage38
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Text: such sums gj FY 1982 sso _q_g_/ 7.5 511/ 100 3/ so 3/ 80 53/ so ggl such sums E] g] spy 3_13_h_/ FY 1983 $60 391 7.5 39/ 100 3/ so 3/ 80_e_g_/ aogy 55 _§_£_/ so _t3_/ such _ sums g] ggj such sums 2] g/» 705 a_:g._/ HIGHER EUDCATION ACT OF 1965, AS AMENDED THROUGH'P.L. 98'558: WITH AUTHORIZATIONS FOR FY 1981 THROUGH FY 1985 AS PROVIDED UNDER P.L. 96-374 [WITH APPROPRIATION LIMITS UNDER P.L. 97

Title: CRS84826EPWpage33
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Text: , however, that appropriations for part E not exceed $1 million for each of FY 1982, FY 1983, and FY 1984. Furthermore, P.L; 93-312 ContainedtheprovisionthatappropriationsforpartEnotexceed$1,Smillion8 s‘ in FY 1985, $2 million in either FY 1986 or FY 1987, $2.5 million in FY 1988, and $3 million in FY 1989. . Title X--Fundvfor the Improvement of Postsecondary Education Title X is subdivided into

Title: CRS84826EPWpage08
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Text: CRS-2 Following this description of the HEA, a table is provided as an appendix, which sunmarizes the FY 1981 through FY 1985 authorizations for each HEA title, SYNOPSIS OF LEGISLATIVE HISTORY The Higher Education Act of 1965 (BEA) as initially authorized under -- P.L. 89-329 consisted of eight titles. The first six titles authorized a number of new assistance programs in the areas of continuing

Title: CRS84826EPWpage24
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Text: , and other educational personnel. The Teacher Corps program under P.L. 96-374 had an authorization of $45 million for FY 1981, $50 million for FY 1982, $60 million for FY 1983, $70 million for FY 1984, and $80 million for FY 1985. P.L. 97-35, however, re- pealed the authorization and other provisions of the Teacher Corps program, effective October 1, 1982. 5 Part B of title V contains the authorization

Title: CRS84826EPWpage35
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Text: CRS-29 --provisions regarding Federal and State relationships and required State agreements for participation under several HEA programs; --special provisions concerning the treatment of Guam, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa, the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, and the Northern Mariana Islands under the various HEA programs, and the authorization of $2 million annually through FY 1985

Title: CRS84826EPWpage01
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Text: ’3 84-826 EPW Congressional Research Service The Library of Congress a3 ,p L) "‘-u <3;,-sc DA» 2e 5% ‘ “ E . gm ,. .1‘ ~- -. THE HIGHER EDUCATION ACT OF 1965, AS AMENDED THROUGH P.L. 98-558: SUMMARY OF PROVISIONS David S. Osman Specialist in Education Education and Public Welfare Division November 30, 1984

Title: CRS85797Epage07
Page from: info:fedora/mu:22047
Text: farmworkers are highly inadequate. Furthermore, definitions differ, data collection methods differ, and data col- lection time frames differ. There are at least four Federal sources of data on migrant and seasonal fairmworkers. They are: (1) The Hired Farm Working Force, published biannually by the Economic Research Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA); (2) Farm Labor, published quarterly

Title: CRS85797Epage15
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Text: . While the sampling rate was approximately 19 percent nationwide, governmental jurisdictions with populations under 2,500 had a 50 percent rate and larger jurisdictions about a 16.7 percent rate. Detailed demographic data are available, including household data, for small geographic areas. Farmworkers can be identified from both occupational and industrial series. Employment data refer to the week

Title: CRS85797Epage17
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Text: CRS-7 Strengths 1. The large size of sample yields statistically reliable esti- , mates for States, counties, and other areas within States. 2. (Detailed demographic (including family) data, are available. Weaknesses l. The Cenus does not allow distinctions to be made for migrant and seasonal farmworkers. 2. Data on industry, occupation, and class of worker refer‘ to each individual's job

Title: CRS85797Epage01
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Text: SW9, E L_C iti. I?/33 ‘ Rm. #?S-~ 75176 Congressional Research Service A Government Publications The Library of Congress Unit JUL 2 2 1994 Washington. D-C- 20540 Washington University Libraries St. Louis, MO 63130 Washington Universiigr . COUNTING MIGRANT AND SEASONAL FARMWORKERS: A PERSISTENT DATA VOID Dennis M. Roth Specialist in Labor Economics Economics Division July 26, 1985