(167,661 - 167,680 of 183,404)
Pages
-
-
Title
-
Sole source aquifers and related congressional districts
-
Date
-
1984
-
Summary
-
This report examines the importance of sole source aquifers of groundwater to the Nation's drinking water supply and how these aquifers are protected under Federal law. The report also includes a description of the sole source aquifers recognized by the Environmental Protection Agency and identifies the Congressional districts that overlie them. At this time, 17 sole source aquifers in 12 States have been designated, and they are located beneath all or parts of 49 Congressional districts.
-
-
Title
-
CRS87309EPWpage26
-
Page from
-
info:fedora/mu:46071
-
Text
-
NAME OR BILL NO. T WORK/SCHOOL OBLIGATIONS JOB REFUSAL ON z INCOME GROUNDS AFEDERAL FUNDING SHARES FOOD STAMPS PERFORMANCE STANDARDS ‘CHILD SUPPORT DEPENDENT CARE TAX CREDIT OTHER CRS—l8” H.R. 1985 (H. Brown et al.) ,100th Congress AFDC Employment and Training Reorganization Act of 1987. Later version is H.R. 3200. iwork. Require States to assign AFDC applicants and recipients (to Tier 1
-
-
Title
-
CRS87309EPWpage38
-
Page from
-
info:fedora/mu:46071
-
Text
-
NAME OR BILL N0. GENERAL NOTE: BENEFIT RULES WORK/SCHOOL OBLIGATIONS TREATMENT OF EARNINGS. JOB REFUSAL ON ~ INCOME GROUNDS TWO-PARENT FAMILIES FEDERAL FUNDING SHARE INTERACTION WITH: MEDICAID FO0D STAMPS LOW—INCOME HOME ENERGYeAID CEARNED INCOME TAX CREDIT JTPA OTHER ymaturity CRS—3O The Family. Preserving America's Future.‘ Report of the Working Group on the Family. eChairman: iGary L
-
-
Title
-
CRS87309EPWpage29
-
Page from
-
info:fedora/mu:46071
-
Text
-
for extended day, full-year child care (via contracts and/or child care vouchers) to enable AFDC recipients to move into education, training, and work programs. Priorities for child care: voluntary participants (1) enrolled in AFDC at least 2 years and enagaged in work or a work-related. program, (2) engaged in voluntary work or work-related program, (3) less than 18 years old, (4) with full-time subsidized
-
-
Title
-
CRS84500SPRpage31
-
Page from
-
info:fedora/mu:84023
-
Text
-
@% %obsetved effeCts»k 2é/727[” I ¢-an-up ' V In other independent studies, Wright et al; (1982), McDowall%(l983),Eand ‘ % Coleman (1983) have also.fbUndincreasedwincidences of;leukemiaLin;Qorkersy éXpoéed occupati0fiallyVfi0 Veaka l°W%freq§encY»(50—6o%Hz):e1ec:ric%and? magne£ic*fieldsg g§/’g2/ 29/ _% V% T Final1y,,one Swedish study of switch year~wctkers exposed chrmnieally% ® to various intensities
-
-
Title
-
CRS84500SPRpage45
-
Page from
-
info:fedora/mu:84023
-
Text
-
.CRS-2U 1»- fifiir“ 6 PO 4; -3- 9. 1 . 9. '-. .7, -I ' 4-’ - . P‘ .1 4- -c v r *4 u;4, F€5;ODc¢, &D».;egTS¢cZ4vc 7‘; S- and safety problems 0: Yb? 5, it‘, 5 L in \ H’ ~71 L e1heal h rt 03 8' '9 £4 D‘. ,3 m W P» ‘U L There continue to be reported on a fairlyregular basis a variety kof adverse human responses posgibly related to chronic occupational? %exposure to VDT
-
-
Title
-
CRS86775Epage11
-
Page from
-
info:fedora/mu:72467
-
Text
-
unadjusted for split-ups was $3,033.01. The quotient of this fig- uredivided by the average for the day is 12.7. In other words, the sum of the actual quotations divided by 12.7 gave the same average as was ob- tained by dividing the sum of the adjusted quotations by 20. From this Q] Eiteman, Wilford, et al. The Stock Market. New York, McGraw Hill Book Company, 1966. p. 177.
-
-
Title
-
CRS86775Epage10
-
Page from
-
info:fedora/mu:72467
-
Text
-
a similar index solely devoted to the average stock prices of selected utility stocks. ‘Today, this average of 15 utility stocks is called the Dow.Jones Utilities Average (DJUA). This paper does not discuss in detail the D.ITA and DJUA. However , appendix 1 lists the current com- panies whose stocks are used to compute the DJTA and the DJUA. 9‘ In 1916, the DJIA expanded from 12 to 20 stocks. Up
-
-
Title
-
CRS86775Epage20
-
Page from
-
info:fedora/mu:72467
-
Text
-
.B.M. 2) AT&T 12) International Paper 3) Chevron 13) Johnson & Johnson 4) Coca-Cola 14) Merck 5) Dow Chemical 15) Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing 6) DuPont ‘ . 16) Mobil Corporation 7) Eastman Kodak 17) Phillip Morris 8) Exxon . 18) Proctor & Gamble 9) General Electric 19) Sears & Roebuck 10) General Motors 20) U.S. Steel , LIBRARY gws/jwf; 1 OF__ . ii V¥¥SFflhH3113hl » uwuvefislw 8T
-
-
Title
-
CRS86775Epage16
-
Page from
-
info:fedora/mu:72467
-
Text
-
market appear even bleaker than was actually the fact. ll] Paradoxically, some investor strategists observing the current "bull" market feel that the DJIA overs tates the stock market's current buoyance , particularly with Léf West, Stock Market Indicators, p. 323. L1] Mixed Notices for the Dow. Business Week, July 16, 1979. p. 90.
-
-
Title
-
CRS86775Epage08
-
Page from
-
info:fedora/mu:72467
-
Text
-
CRS-2 heights, by passing the 1800 mark. Later it broke the 1,900 point threshold in July 1986. O O O The DJIA has also had some historical renown as a measure used as the basis of an investment strategy known as the Dow Theory. .Its premise is that a signifi- cant stock market trend cannot be validated until both the DJlA.and the Dow Jones Transportation Average {an index composed of twenty rail
-
-
Title
-
CRS86775Epage03
-
Page from
-
info:fedora/mu:72467
-
Text
-
ABSTRACT The Dow’Jones Industrial Average is the oldest and most commonly known index of the day-to-day overall price performance of stocks traded on the New“York Stock Exchange. This stock price index has undergone much change since its inception. This report examines the evolution of the stock index's components, and method of calculation. It also briefly addresses the issue of the index's usefulness.
Pages