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EXTENSIONS of REMARKS 11245 EXTENSIONS of REMARKS a TRIBUTE to the HONORABLE Which He Has Performed So Well, Roy Women Who Have Served Our Country in ROY E April 24, 1978 EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS 11245 EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS A TRIBUTE TO THE HONORABLE which he has performed so well, Roy women who have served our country in ROY E. GRANTHAM Grantham leaves a record of accomplish­ the military. ment which typifies all that is best in It is my hope that Congress will not HON. GLENN ENGLISH the tradition of American public service. take any steps toward changing the vet­ I am pleased to join with his many erans preference in civil service pro­ OF OKLAHOMA friends and colleagues in expressing our cedures. Civil service reform is a worthy IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES deepest appreciation to Senator Grant­ undertaking for President Carter and Monday, April 24, 1978 ham for his years of dedication to the this Congress, but I personally cannot needs of our State.• • Mr. ENGLISH. Mr. Speaker, I want to support any measures that would be bring to my colleagues' attention the detrimental to the interests of our outstanding record of service of Senator TRUE INTENT OF VETERANS veterans.• Roy Grantham, who is retiring from PREFERENCE Office this year after 28 years of commit­ ment to the needs of the people of FEDERAL SALARY INCREASE Oklahoma. HON. JOSHUA EILBERG SHOULD BE 5.5 PERCENT I can say without hesitation that no OF PENNSYLVANIA member of the Oklahoma Senate com­ IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES HON. JIM MATTOX mands greater respect than Senator Monday, April 24, 1978 OF TEXAS Grantham, who has been variously se­ lected by his own colleagues as the most • Mr. EILBERG. Mr. Speaker, I want to IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES voice my strong personal objection to the Monday, April 24, 1978 helpful senator, the best committee reduction in veterans preference pro­ chairman, and the member best liked by posed by President Carter. • Mr. MATTOX. Mr. Speaker, the first­ those with whom he has served. In his recent message to Congress, the target budget resolution, which will be Roy Emery Grantham was born in considered on the floor of the House of 1907 in Oklahoma territory. He has President asked that we enact legislation which would sharply limit the advan­ Representatives on May 2 and 3, should earned three degrees from Oklahoma be amended to target a pay increase for University, has served in the Army and tages that veterans receive in civil serv­ ice hiring and firing procedures. Before all Federal employees not to exceed 5.5 the Army Reserve, and has been county percent. The budget resolution as re­ attorney for Kay County, Okla. the Post Office and Civil Service Commit­ tee votes on the President's proposal­ ported out of the committee assumes 6- He was first elected to the Oklahoma contained in legislation numbered H.R. percent funding for increases in Fed­ State Senate in 1950, and has served in 11280-the committee should examine eral salaries. that body continuously since that time. clo~ely the true meaning and intent of Specifically, my amendment will tar­ As chairman of the senate's judiciary the veterans preference. get a reduction of $255 million in budget committee for the past decade, he has The veterans preference in civil serv­ authority and outlays in order to roll been able to combine his varied talents ice hiring does not give veterans an ad­ back the Federal salary increase to the as teacher, attorney, and lawmaker. vantage in the job market; rather, it is 5.5-percent level. The President's rec­ "Every committee meeting is like attend­ an attempt to makeup for the disadvan­ ommendation for this action came ing a legal seminar," commented one tage they face because of time spent out after our committee had finished its committee member. Under Grantham's of the work force. In particular, when deliberations, otherwise I woud have leadership, the judiciary committee has the veteran leaves the service, he or she offered it then. I hope, however, it can become one of the most productive com­ is far behind his or her contemporaries be accepted as a committee amend­ mittees and its meetings have become the ment. best attended in the entire senate. in terms of work experience, skills, and seniority. Thus, the veterans preference This is one of the major recommenda­ Senator Grantham is perhaps best is an effort to compensate them for their tions of the President of the United known for presiding over the impeach­ disadvantage in getting a job and ad­ States as a first step toward abating the ment trial of a member of the Oklahoma vancing in that job. extreme inflationa1-y pressures we are Supreme Court. During the proceedings, Mr. Speaker, I must also oppose the currenty experiencing. It has been set both sides were ample in their praise of provisions of the bill that limit the vet­ forth by the President as an example of his evenhanded performance. Subse­ erans preference in reduction-in-force essential Federal restraint, which, hope­ quently, the Ponca City lawmaker has situations. Under the President's pro­ fully, will serve as a guideline for State headed special committees investigating and local governments and business allegations of wrongdoing in the Okla­ posal, after 3 years of Government serv­ homa Corporation Commission, the ice a veteran would be entitled to only and labor groups. Highway Commission, and the personnel an additional 5 years seniority for pur­ In the battle against inflation, which administration system. In every case, his poses of determining his or her rights in involves every man, woman, and child leadership has meant fairness and equity reduction-in-force situatioru::. in the United States, someone must be for all involved-whether the inquiry Franklin D. Roosevelt clearly stated his willing to take the first step. lead to resignations and corrective legis­ ideas on the veterans preference in re­ The President's recommendation is a lation, or a clean bill of health for those duction-in-force situations. In a letter very modest one that the Congress can under investigation. dated February 26, 1944, Roosevelt wrote endorse and support without inflicting Another measure of Senator Grant­ to the chairman of the Civil Service undue harm on anyone. Federal em­ ham's effectiveness is his overwhelming Committee of the House: ployees will still receive a 5.5 percent up­ popularity among his own constituents. Veterans should be accorded special con­ ward salary adjustment. sideration in connection with any reduc­ On the rare occasions that Grantham tions in total personnel which it may be If our example is followed through­ was opposed for reelection by a member necessary for federal agencies to work out out our vast economy, the benefits to in­ of either party, the voters of district 20 from time to time. dividuals will in the long run, be far responded by giving him decisive margins I see no reason for the Congress to greater than the temporary sacrifice we of victory. stray from the fundamental concept that call upon them to make at this critical Roy Grantham has for many years Roosevelt expressed so forthrightly. time. provided the Oklahoma legislature, and Let me emphasize, Mr. Speaker, that I I urge you to support my amendment the State as a whole, with a model of sympathize with the President's goal of so that the Nation as a whole will know absolute integrity-an integrity which bringing more women and minorities into that the Congress pledges its support to crosses party lines and seeks no personal Government service. I do not believe, all effective initiatives to reduce infla­ or political advantage. however, that this goal should be tion. As he voluntarily leaves the arena in achieved at the expense of the men and Thank you.• Statements or insertions which are not spoken by the Member on the floor will be identified by the use of a "bullet" symbol, i.e., • 11246 EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS April 24, 1978 HOUSE MEMBERS URGE EXTENSION Margaret Heckler, Stanley Lundine, postsecondary vocational schools to subtract OF DEADLINE FOR ALLOCATING Thomas Downey, Ronald Sarasin, up to $250 from taxes owed on this year's w­ FUEL ASSISTANCE FUNDS Ralph Metcalfe, Dale Klldee, Bob Trax­ come. In 1980, coverage would be expanded ler, Robert Edgar, John Brademas, to include tuition for private elementary Henry Reuss, Adam Benjamin, Mat­ and secondary schools, and the maximum HON. DONALD M. FRASER thew McHugh, Edward Patten, Ber­ write-off would be raised to $500 per student. kley Bedell, Barbara Mikulski, Paul OF MINNESOTA The House Ways and Means Committee Simon, James Cleveland, Lester Wol1f, approved a bill April 11 that limits tax credits IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Joseph M«Dade, Robert Kastenmeier, to college tuitions. Parents would be allowed Monday, April 24, 1978 and James Leach.e to subtract from taxes owed up to $100 for each dependent college student this year, •Mr. FRASER. Mr. Speaker, many low­ up to $150 next year and up to $250 in 1980. income people throughout the country THE PEOPLE WANT TAX CREDITS The bill may reach the House fioor next week. have been hard hit by high home heating Neither the New York Times-CBS News costs during this past winter. In order to survey nor the Gallup Poll asked whether deal with this problem, funds were pro­ HON. TOM CORCORAN tuition tax credits should be given to parents vided in the fiscal year 1978 supple­ OF ll.LINOIS of students in private elementary· or second­ mental appropriations bill for the Com­ IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ary schools.e munity Services Administration to de­ Monday, April 24, 1978 fray fuel costs for low-income families.
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