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EXTENSIONS of REMARKS July 23, 1973 by Mr 25498 EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS July 23, 1973 By Mr. STGERMAIN: Vania, Mr. WARE, Mr. WILLIAMS, and By Mr. RIEGLE: H.R. 9489. A bill to provide for the inclu­ Mr. PETTIS) : H.J. Res. 679. Joint resolution, a. national sion of emergency power equipment in fed­ H.R. 9497. A bill to amend title 38 of the education policy; to the Committee on Edu­ erally assisted multifamily housing fac111ties United States Code to increase the monthly cation and Labor. which are designed for occupancy in whole or rates of disab111ty and death pension and By Mr. BRAY: substantial part by the elderly, and to au­ dependency and indemnity compensation, H. Con. Res. 273. Concurrent resolution thorize Federal loans to finance the provision and for other purposes; to the Committee on expressing the sense of the Congress that the of such equipment for those fac111ties; to the Veterans' Affairs. Commission on Executive, Legislative, and Committee on Banking and Currency. By Mr. DORN (for himself, Mr. HEINz, Judicial Salaries omit recommendations for H .R. 9490. A bill to amend title 38, United Mr. SPENCE, Mr. BEARD, Mr. RUPPE, pay increases for Members of Congress in its States Code, to provide for the payment of Mr. ESCH, Mr. BROWN of Michigan, report to the President on the results of its certain preservice educational loans made by Mr. VANDER JAGT, Mr. LENT, Mr. 1973 salary studies; to the Committee on Post veterans; to the Committee on Veterans' Af­ SANDMAN, Mr. STEIGER Of Arizona., Office and Civil Service. fairs. Mr. DoN H. CLAUSEN, Mr. McDADE, By Mr. YOUNG of Illinois: By Mr. STEELE (for himself and Mr. Mr. DUNCAN, Mr. NICHOLS, Mr. H. Con. Res. 274. Concurrent resolution re­ McKINNEY): BURKE of Massachusetts, Mr. PREYER, questing the President to proclaim the 14th H.R. 9491. A b1ll to authorize the disposal Mr. BOWEN, Mr. BREAUX, Mr. MAR­ day in (Jctober of each year as "National of approximately 258,700 short tons of copper TIN of North Carolina, and Mr. Friendship Day"; to the Committee on the from the national stockpile and the supple­ DAVIS of South Carolina): Judiciary. mental stockpile; to the Committee on H.R. 9498. A bill to amend title 38 of the By Mr. FISH: Armed Services. United States Code to increase the monthly H. Res. 501. Resolution to establish a. con­ By Mr. TAYLOR of North Carolina (for rates of disab111ty and death pension, and gressional internship program for secondary himself, Mr. LANDRUM, Mr. DORN, and dependency and indemnity compensation, school teachers of government or social Mr. MANN): and for other purpo: es; to the Committee on studies in honor of President Lyndon Baines H.R. 9492. A bill to designate the Cha.t­ Veterans' Affairs. Johnson; to the Committee on House Ad­ tooga River in the States of North Carolina., By Mrs. HECKLER of Massachusetts ministration. South Carolina, and Georgia. as a. component (for herself and Mr. KocH): By Mr. GUDE (for himself, Mr. FRASER, of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Sys­ H.R. 9499. A blll to amend the Consumer Mr. BRADEMAS, Ms. BURKE of Califor­ tem, and for other purposes; to the Com­ Credit Protection Act to prohibit discrim­ nia., and Mr. PODELL) ; mittee on Interior and Insular Aft'a.trs. ination on the basis of sex or marital status H. Res. 502. Resolution expressing the sense By Mr. VANDER JAGT (for himself, in the granting of credit, and to make cer­ of the House that the U.S. Government Mr. SYMINGTON, Mr. RINALDO, and tain changes with respect to the civil Ua.­ should seek agreement with other members Mr. STUCKEY) ; bllity provisions of such act; to the Com­ of the United Nations on prohibition of H.R. 9493. A b1ll to amend the Public mittee on Banking and Currency. weather modification activity as a weapon of Health Service Act to expand the authority By Mr. PARRIS (for himself and Mr. war; to the Committee on Foreign Aft'airs. of the National Institute of Arthritis, Metab­ BROYHILL Of Virginia.) ; olism, and Digestive Diseases in order to ad­ H .R. 9500. A blll to authorize and provide vance the national attack on diabetes; to the for the construction of the 4-Mile Run proj­ Committee on Interstate and Foreign Com­ ect, in the city of Alexandria and Arllngton MEMORIALS merce. County, Va..; to the Committee on Public Under clause 4 of rule XXII, By Mr. WHITEHURST: Works. By Mr. YOUNG of Illinois: 284. The SPEAKER presented a memorial · H.R. 9494. A bill to provide for the con­ of the Legislature of the State of California., tinued supply of petroleum products to in­ H.R. 9501. A bill to amend the Occupa­ tional Safety and Health Act of 1970; to the relative to extension of the Federal Emer­ dependent oil marketers; to the Committee gency Employment Act of 1971 and various on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Committee on Education and Labor. !i.R. 9502. A bill to amend the Controlled summer youth opportunities programs; to · By Mr. WIGGINS: the Committee on Education and Labor. H.R. 9495. A b1ll to amend section 1951 of Substances Act to permit the referral to drug title 18 of the United States Code; to the counseling or treatment programs of certain Committee on the Judiciary. first-time marihuana offenders and to remove certain age restrictions against the expung­ By Mr. CHARLES WILSON of Texas PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS (for hi.In.!elf and Mr. SAYLOR) : ing of certain official records; to the Commit­ H.R. 9496. A b1ll to amend the Outer Con­ tee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Under clause 1 of rule xxn, private tinental Shelf Lands Act and to authorize H.R. 9503. A bill to provide a. penalty for bills and resolutions were introduced and the Secretary of the Interior to regulate the the robbery or attempted robbery of any narcotic drug from any pharmacy; to the severally referred as follows: construction and operation of deepwater port By Mr. ANDERSON of California.: fac1llties; to the Committee on Interior and Committee on the Judiciary. H.R. 9504. A bill to amend the Internal H.R. 9506. A blll for the rellef of Shigeru Insular Aft'a.trs. Nakano; to the Committee on the Judiciary. By Mr. DORN (for himself, Mr. DAN Revenue Code of 1954 to raise the limitations on contributions by self-employed individ­ ByMr.GUDE: DANIEL, Mr. GETTYS, Mr. BROYHILL Of uals to certain retirement plans; to the Com­ H.R. 9507. A blll for the relief of James A. Virginia., Mr. EDWARDS Of Alabama, mittee on Ways and Means. Horkan; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Mr. PRICE of Texas, Mr. MARTIN of H.R. 9505. A blll to amend the Internal By Mr. MARAZITI: Nebraska., Mr. BEVILL, Mr. BROYHILL Revenue Code of 1954 to provide relief to cer­ H.J. Res. 680. Joint resolution authorizing of North Carolina., Mr. SNYDER, Mr. tain individuals 65 or more years of age who the President to award the Legion of Merit ZioN, Mr. SMITH of Iowa., Mr. FLow­ own or rent their homes, through a. system to Dr. Emanuel M. Satulsky, ma.jcr, U.S. Army ERS, Mr. SHUSTER, Mr. COUGHLIN, Mr. of income tax credits and refunds; to the (retired): to the Committee on Armed ESHLEMAN, Mr. JOHNSON of Pennsyl- Committee on Ways and means. Services. EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION The House passed, on June 26, 1973, councilor of the American Library Asso­ SAYS "THANK YOU" TO HOUSE OF H.R. 8877, a bill making fiscal year 1974 ciation and was instrumental in obtain­ REPRESENTATIVES appropriations for library programs at ing the unanimous adoption of the the following levels: Library Services "Thank You" resolution. HON. SPARK M. MATSUNAGA and Construction Act-$58,709,000; title The full text of the resolution follows: n of the Elementary and Secondary Ed­ RESOLUTION EXPRESSING APPRECIATIOK 01' OF HAWAII ucation Act-$90,000,000; title n-a and MEMBERS OF U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES b-of the Higher Education Act-$15,- Whereas fiscal year 1974 begins on July 1, Monday, July 23, 1973 000,000. 1973; and The House-passed biii would make pos­ Whereas the President's budget recom­ Mr. MATSUNAGA. Mr. Speaker, the mends zero funding in FY 1974 for all li­ American Library Association, at its re­ sible the continuation of essential library services for millions of American citizens, brary programs authorized by the Library cent annual conference in Las Vegas, Services and Construction Act, title n of unanimously adopted a resolution thank­ the American Library Association said the Elementary and Secondary Education ing the u.s. House of Representatives, in its resolution, which was forwarded to Act, and title U-A&B of the Higher Educa­ and particularly the members of the me by Prof. Yukihisa Suzuki of the Uni­ tion Act; and House Appropriations Committee, for . versity of Hawaii Graduate School of Li­ Whereas the United States House of Rep­ saving federally funded librarY programs. brary studies. Professor Suzuki 1s a resentatives on June 26 passed the tAll, H.R. July 23, 1913 EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS 25499 S877, ma'kln-g ftscal yeaT approprlatiol1S for In this conn.ecti.Bn .I urge a thoughtful costs or public -preferen.ces. It has begun to the Departments of Labor, and Heat'th. E~u­ reading of toa.a,y'.s lead edltorialln the realize It cannot plunge ahead guided solely catlon. and Welfare; and ' W.all Street Journal: by technicians .as single-minded .as the EPA Wh~rem; the House-passed bill woultl ap­ stair .has been.
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