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Rep. Fuqua, Don [D-FL-2]

United States · Official source

Memberships

  • · House of Representatives · present
  • D · D · present

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Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 816 (97th)passed

An amendment to the Carney substitute amendment to restore all sections of the bill struck by the Carney substitute but to lower appropriations in the bills. The decrease in funds is not as great as in the Carney substitute, setting funds at: (CLEAN AIR ACT: FY '83 ($55,685,000), FY '84 ($59,026,000)); (FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION ACT: FY '83 ($40,790,000), FY '84 ($43,237,000)); (SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT: FY '83 ($25,906,000), FY '84 ($27,460,000)); (INTERDISCIPLINARY ACTIVITIES: FY '83 ( $13,770,000), FY'84 ( $14,602,000)); (TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT: FY '83 ($28,149,000), FY '84 ($29,838,000)); (ENERGY ACTIVITIES: FY '83 ($53,530,000), FY '84 ($56,742,000)) and (EPA RESEARCH and DEVELOPMENT: FY '83 ($9,721,000), FY '84 ($10,304,000)). Other funding levels remain unchanged: Solid Waste Disposal, FIFRA, and Public Health Service.

United States · United States Congress

Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 532 (97th)passed

An amendment to the Walker amendment. The Fuqua amendment would reduce funds for Engineering Measurements & Standards and the Technical Competence Fund the same amount the Walker amendment would reduce funds. It would reduce Computer Science & Technology from $12,731,000 to $10,000,000 instead of to $7,131,000; Core Research Program for Innovation and Productivity from $11,586,000 to $11,188,000 instead of to $7,274,000; and Office of Weights and Measures from $1,200,000 to $1,000,000 instead of to $830,000. It does not make any of the other cuts the Walker amendment would make.

United States · United States Congress

Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 979 (97th)passed

An amendment to reduce funds for the National Bureau of Standards from $119,162,000 to $117,861,000. The amendment, unlike the bill, sets out allocations: Measurement, Research and Standards, $47,816,000, including $1,000,000 for Measurements Standards for the Handicapped; Engineering Measurements and Standards, $21,635,000; Computer Science and Technology, $10,000,000; Core Research Program for Innovation and Productivity, $13,557,000; Fire Research Center $5,491,000; Technical Competence, $6,986,000; Central Technical Support, $12,286,000. All figures represent maximum amounts each division may spend. The amendment keeps $6,286,000 maxium that can be transferred to the "Working Capital Fund".

United States · United States Congress

Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 597 (98th)passed

An amendment that redistributes funds in the bill among the various allocations, but retains the total provided in the bill. The following programs were increased in their funding levels: FIFRA, radiation activities (Public Health Services Act), Toxic Substances Control, and acid rain (Energy Security Act). And the following were decreased: Federal Water Pollution, Safe Drinking Water, Solid Waste Disposal, interdisciplinary activities, energy activities, hazardous waste (Superfund), and program management and support.

United States · United States Congress

Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 12 (99th)passed

A substitute amendment to the Walker amendment to make the following reductions in spending levels in the bill: 1) from $372,170,000 to $359,483,000 - Earth, Astronomical, Atmospheric, & Ocean Sciences, 2) from $272,050,000 to $259,250,000 - Biological, Behavioral, & Social Sciences, 3) from $170,070,000 to $160,070,000 - engineering, 4) from $428,970,000 to $404,377,000 - Physical and Mathematical Sciences, 5) from $38,360,000 to $37,770,000 - Scientific, Technological and International Affairs, 6) from $69,900,000 to $72,230,000 - Program Management and Development, 7) from $82,000,000 to $50,550,000 - Science and Engineering Education, and 8) from $120,100,000 to $110,830,000 - U.S. Antarctic Program.

United States · United States Congress

Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 596 (98th)passed

An amendment to strike language in the bill dealing with selection of members of the EPA Science Advisory Board and substitute language dealing with their compensation. The new text states that "Members of the Board shall be compensated for each day of service rendered at a rate to be fixed by the President but not less than the daily equivalent of the rate of pay payable for step 4 of grade GS-11 and not more than the daily equivalent of the maximum rate of pay payable for grade GS-18.

United States · United States Congress

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