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Title: CRS84586Epage10
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Text: CRS-8 Seven States - Delaware, Hawaii, Iowa, New York, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Tennessee -- receive no revenues at all from property taxes. In two other States, Mississippi and Texas, the State property tax levies were abolished by State constitutional amendments in 1982, and the collections shown represent de~ linquent taxes. III. CONCLUSION By way of summary, we have ranked theA30 States

Title: CRS84586Epage02
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Title: CRS85985EPWpage06
Page from: info:fedora/mu:81148
Text: CRS-3' BACKGROUND The General Concept The general concept of educational vouchers has been discussed at least since the late 18th century. Proposals have been discussed and/or offered by Adam Smith in The Wealth of Nations, Thomas Paine in The Rights of Man, and by John Stuart Mill in On Liberty. More recently, the economist Milton Friedman if has advocated this concept. The general concept

Title: CRS85746EPWpage25
Page from: info:fedora/mu:64563
Text: on Education and Labor. Emergency School Aid Act. April 28, 1983; U.S. Congress. Emergency School Aid Act. 1983. Congressional Record, Daily Edition, June 7, 1983. House. Committee on Education and Labor. To Reinstate the . Report 98-136 to Accompany H.R. 2207. Congressional Record, Daily Edition, June 6, l983. Subcom- May 16, pp. H3583-3592; p. H3692 (vote taken). ‘*‘--.-.-:v7--:v-P--‘v-r--;.» a,—..- .- 2

Title: CRS85746EPWpage01
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Title: CRS85746EPWpage26
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Title: CRS85746EPWpage13
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Text: - ject matter; A (3) the agency will meet the nondiscrimination requirements speci- fied in law and regulation (see discussion above); and (4) the agency will meet such other assurances as required by the Secretary of Education. In awarding grants, the Secretary of Education is to give special consider- ation to: (1) the recentness of the approved desegregation plan (or modifi- cation to it); ' (2

Title: CRS85746EPWpage05
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Text: 1985 appropriated funding. This paper describes the major provisions of the new Magnet Schools Assis- tance program, its background and legislative history, and the current status of efforts to implement it.

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Title: CRS87171Epage06
Page from: info:fedora/mu:32636
Text: 87-70 (June 30, 1961). 11/ Section 503 of Public Law 88-560 (September 2, l964). ;g/ Section 80l(d)(4) of Public Law 91-609 (December 31, 1970). 1§/ Section 510 of Public Law 98-181 (November 30, 1983). 13/ Section 513 of Public Law 98-181 (November 30, 1983).

Title: CRS87171Epage13
Page from: info:fedora/mu:32636
Text: ) ------ Basic laws on housing and community development; revised through October 1, 1981. Washington, U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1981. 830 p. (97th Congress, lst session. House. Report no. op 97-9) A ----- Document room. Home owners‘ loan acts and housing acts: Volume I, July 1932 - December 1966. Washington, U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1971. 1040 p. ------ Home owners‘ loan acts and housing acts: Volume II, 90th

Title: CRS87171Epage03
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Text: to reduce the interest rate to as low as 1 percent. 4] The Housing and Urban Development Act of 1970 enabled 1/ Public Law 81-171 (July 15, 1949). I: Section 801 of Public Law 87-70 (June 30, 1961). 1:: Section 1001 of Public Law 89-117 (August 10, 1965). '£ Section 1001 of Public Law 90-448 (August 1, 1968).

Title: CRS87171Epage14
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Title: CRS87171Epage12
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Text: CR3‘-10 TABLE 8. Activity under the Section 525 Program, FY1979 - 1981 Fiscal Year Appropriations ($000) 1979 if 3 2950-0 1980 1,500 1981 1,000 Source: Farmers Home Administration, U.S. Department of Agricul- ture. SUMMARY AND PROSPECT FOR CONTINUATION or RURAL HOUSING PROGRAMS As originally enacted, the Housing Act of 1949 authorized FmHA to make loans and grants to farm owners to construct

Title: CRS87171Epage08
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Text: CRS*6 TABLE 4. Activity Under the Section 515 Program, FY1977 ~ 1987 Fiscal Year Loan Obligationsi Units '9 (Millions) 1977 . $ 555 32,056 1978 676 34,300 1979 870 38,650 1980 -1881 33,100 1981 865 29,500 1982 954 30,500 1983 802 24,200 1984 - 919 27,100 1985 0 903 A 1 25,687 A 1986. 652 21,266 1987 (estimate) 670 21,233 Source: Farmers Home Administration, U.S. Department of Agricul~ ture

Title: CRS87171Epage07
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Text: CRS*5 TABLE 3. Activity under Sections 514 and S16, FY1977 ~ 1987 Sec. 514 0 Sec. 516 Fiscal Year Loans Units 1] Grants ($000) ($000) 1977 $ 15,336 1,208 $ 7,250 1978 9,998 “,,.512» 7,150 1979 36,329 ‘“ 2,575 ' . 32,428 1980 ' 24,577 1,490 22,279 1981 ’ 18,548 890 10,518 1982 11,911 748 14,948 1983 5 3,994 326 7,544 1984 5,485 402 9,807 1985 17,533 666 12,138 1986 10,675 653 10,850 1987

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