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Title: CRS83110EPWpage176
Page from: info:fedora/mu:85452
Text: on October 1, 1981, States could receive Federal funding only for services provided to recipients of Aid to Families with Dependent Children and Supplemental Security ,Income, 2/ or to individuals and families with incomes below 115 per- cent of the State's median income, 3/ adjusted for household size (from $18,119 in Arkansas to $31,708 in Alaska for a four-person family in FY 1981, according

Title: CRS83110EPWpage174
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Text: ;family contribution schedule" for the GSL program for instruction periods that begin not later than June 30, 1983. (Federal Register, vol. 47, no. 85, pages 19085-19109). “ As outlined in this "family contribution schedule," the expected family contribution to the cost of education for a GSL applicant whose family income exceeds $30,000 is to be determined in the fol- lowing way: (1) If the student

Title: CRS83110EPWpage177
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Text: than any other service. Day care expenditures were expected to amount to $723 million or 18 percent of the total, and to serve an estimated 738,036 individuals. Other leading services and their share of expenditures in fiscal year 1980: home-based services, 14.4 per- cent; substitute care for children, 10 percent; protective services for children, 8.8 percent; day treatment of children and adults, 16

Title: CRS84749EPWpage35
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Text: CRS-28 within 30 years of a veteran's discharge; and (4) requires that loans under these programs finance only a veteran's principal residence. H. Other Related Amendments to the Tax Code Related amendments to the Tax Code affect: (1) charitable contributions; (2) alimony; (3) private foundations; and (4) welfare benefit plans, cafeteria plans, and other fringe benefits for employees.

Title: CRS84749EPWpage02
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Title: CRS84749EPWpage36
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Text: -$839 “$29172 b) OIOOOOOOOOIOOOIIOOOIOOOO 9- O00000000000OOOOOOOCOOOOOIIOOOOOOO 0 ‘ 20 Working aged 0oooooooooooooooooooooooo 0 ‘$260 ‘$360 ‘$415 ‘$455 ‘$485 ‘$13975 3. Physician freeze a) Medicare ........................ -$40 -$720 -$840 -$950 ‘$950 -$1,000 “$4,500 b) Medicaid oooooooooooooooooooooooo 9- ‘14 ‘l6 ‘I8 ‘18 ‘19 ‘8S Total oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ‘$40 ‘$734 ‘$856 ‘$968 ‘$968 ‘$1,019

Title: CRS84749EPWpage09
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Text: CRS-2 increasing the premium payment for beneficiaries enrolled in the Supplementary Medical Insurance (SMI) program; requires States to expand Medicaid eligibility for low-income preg- nant women and children; makes changes to increase benefits for some low-income persons who work. These changes include raising the gross income eligibility limit for working recipients of AFDC, increasing

Title: CRS84758Epage17
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Text: to $8 per person in a household with income in the $14,000 to $20,000 class with a double credit for persons 65 years old or older. The credit for a single taxpayer in Vermont vanishes at $12,000 and for 10 or more dependents at $13,500. Finally, South Dakota and Wyoming limit the tax credits to per- sons 65 years old or older and disabled persons receiving social security payments. In South Dakota

Title: CRS84749EPWpage10
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Text: CRS-3 Health Care Block Grant and provides for new income verification procedure for applicants and recipients of the food stamp program._g/ . The following table shows CBO's estimates of the budget impact of eligibil- ity and benefit rule changes in the Deficit Reduction Act for selected social welfare programs. A more detailed table, presenting cost estimates for each ma~ jor provision affecting social welfare programs, is provided in appendix A. ..g/ The food stamp program is not considered an entitlement because of leg- islated appropriation ceilings and legislative provisions for benefit reductions if funding is insufficient. i

Title: CRS84758Epage18
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Title: CRS84758Epage16
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Title: CRS84758Epage06
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Title: CRS86543EPWpage25
Page from: info:fedora/mu:56524
Text: to expire at the end of taxable year 1986.- There are two methods by which a State can qualify to re- ceive a partial cap on the credit reduction. Under the first method, a State's annual credit reduction is lowered by 0.1 percentage points if the State satis- (fies the first two criteria for the full cap on the credit reduction (listed q above), and one of the remaining two criteria. Under

Title: CRS86543EPWpage30
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Text: LIBRARY as WASHINGTDN UMVER-smr ST. Lguls —. Mo.

Title: CRS86543EPWpage28
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Title: CRS86543EPWpage04
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Title: CRS86543EPWpage17
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Text: CRS-6 2. Legislative-Action Deferral The legislative-action deferral (Section l202(b)(8)(B) of the Social Secur lrity Act of 1935, as amended) was effective October 1, 1982, through September 30,.lS85. When using thisprovision for the first time, a State could defer l 80 percent of the interest due on UI loans if it met two conditions: (1) the State had not acted to reduce it unemployment fund

Title: CRS86543EPWpage18
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Title: CRS86543EPWpage10
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Title: CRS86543EPWpage08
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