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GLOSSARY OF BUDGET TERMS

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GLOSSARY OF BUDGET TERMS1
BALANCES OF BUDGET AUTHORITY—These are amounts of budget authority provided in previous years
that have not been outlayed. Obligated balances are amounts that have been obligated but not yet outlayed.
Unobligated balances are amounts that have not been obligated and that remain available for obligation
under law.
BREACH—A breach is the amount by which new budget authority or outlays within a category of discretionary
appropriations for a fiscal year is above the cap on new budget authority or outlays for that category
for that year.
BUDGET—The Budget of the United States Government (this document) sets forth the President's comprehensive
financial plan and indicates the President's priorities for the Federal Government.
BUDGET AUTHORITY (BA)—Budget authority is the authority provided by Federal law to incur financial
obligations that will result in outlays. Specific forms of budget authority include:
• provisions of law that make funds available for obligation and expenditure (other than borrowing authority),
including the authority to obligate and expend offsetting receipts and collections;
• borrowing authority, which is authority granted to a Federal entity to borrow (e.g., through the issuance
of promissory notes or monetary credits) and to obligate and expend the borrowed funds;
• contract authority, which is the making of funds available for obligation but not for expenditure; and
• offsetting receipts and collections as negative budget authority.
BUDGETARY RESOURCES—Budgetary resources comprise new budget authority, unobligated balances of
budget authority, direct spending authority, and obligation limitations.
BUDGET TOTALS—The budget includes totals for budget authority, outlays, and receipts. Some presentations
in the budget distinguish on-budget totals from off-budget totals. On-budget totals reflect the transactions
of all Federal Government entities except those excluded from the budget totals by law. Off-budget totals
reflect the transactions of Government entities that are excluded from the on-budget totals by law. Currently
excluded are the social security trust funds (Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance and Federal Disability
Insurance Trust Funds) and the Postal Service. The on- and off-budget totals are combined to derive
a total for Federal activity.
CAP—This is the term commonly used to refer to legal limits on the budget authority and outlays for each
fiscal year for each of the discretionary appropriations categories. A sequester is required if an appropriation
for a category causes a breach in the cap.
1 These basic terms and other budget terms, concepts, and procedures are described more fully in The Budget System and Concepts
of the United States Government, a pamphlet available from the Government Printing Office. References to requirements in law generally
refer to the Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985 (also known as the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Act), as amended.
The Act was most recently amended by the Budget Enforcement Act of 1990 (Title XIII of Public Law 101-508). These requirements
are discussed in various parts of the Budget.




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CATEGORIES OF DISCRETIONARY APPROPRIATIONS—For 1991, 1992, and 1993, discretionary appropriations are categorized as defense, international, or domestic. Separate spending limits (caps) are applied
to each category. The appropriations in each of the categories are determined by lists of existing appropriations in a 1990 congressional report2 or, in the case of new appropriations, in consultation among the
Office of Management and Budget and the congressional Committees on Appropriations and the Budget.
For 1994 and 1995, all discretionary appropriations constitute a single category.
COST—The term cost, when used in connection with Federal credit programs, means the estimated longterm cost to the Government of a direct loan or loan guarantee, calculated on a net present value basis.
The term excludes administrative costs and any incidental effects on governmental receipts or outlays.
CREDIT PROGRAM ACCOUNT—A credit program account receives an appropriation for the cost of a direct
loan or loan guarantee program, from which such cost is disbursed to a financing account for the program.
DEFICIT—A deficit is the amount by which outlays exceed Governmental receipts.
DIRECT LOAN—A direct loan is a disbursement of funds by the Government to a non-Federal borrower
under a contract that requires the repayment of such funds with or without interest. The term includes
the purchase of, or participation in, a loan made by another lender. The term does not include the acquisition
of a federally guaranteed loan in satisfaction of default claims or the price support loans of the Commodity
Credit Corporation. (Cf LOAN GUARANTEE.)
DIRECT SPENDING—Direct spending is a category of outlays from budget authority provided in law other
than appropriations acts, entitlement authority, and the budget authority for the food stamp program.
(Cf DISCRETIONARY APPROPRIATIONS.)
DISCRETIONARY APPROPRIATIONS—Discretionary appropriations is a category of budget authority that
comprises budgetary resources (except those provided to fund direct-spending programs) provided in appropriations acts. (Cf DIRECT SPENDING.)
EMERGENCY APPROPRIATION—An emergency appropriation is an appropriation in a discretionary category
that the President and the Congress have designated as an emergency requirement. Such appropriations
result in an adjustment to the cap for the category.
FEDERAL FUNDS—Federal funds are the moneys collected and spent by the Government other than those
designated as trust funds. Federal funds include general, special, public enterprise, and intragovernmental
funds. (Cf TRUST FUNDS.)
FINANCING ACCOUNT—A financing account receives the cost payments from a credit program account and
includes other cash flows to and from the Government resulting from direct loan obligations or loan guarantee
commitments made on or after October 1, 1991. At least one financing account is associated with each
credit program account. For programs with direct and guaranteed loans, there are separate financing accounts
for direct loans and guaranteed loans. The transactions of the financing accounts are not included in
the budget totals. (Cf LIQUIDATING ACCOUNT)
FISCAL YEAR—The fiscal year is the Government's accounting period. It begins on October 1st and ends
on September 30th, and is designated by the calendar year in which it ends.
GENERAL FUND—The general fund consists of accounts for receipts not earmarked by law for a specific
purpose, the proceeds of general borrowing, and the expenditure of these moneys.
LIQUIDATING ACCOUNT—A liquidating account includes all cash flows to and from the Government resulting
from direct loan obligations and loan guarantee commitments prior to October 1, 1991. (Cf FINANCING
ACCOUNT.)
LOAN GUARANTEE—A loan guarantee is any guarantee, insurance, or other pledge with respect to the
payment of all or a part of the principal or interest on any debt obligation of a non-Federal borrower
to a non-Federal lender. The term does not include the insurance of deposits, shares, or other withdrawable
accounts in financial institutions. (Cf DIRECT LOAN.)
2 The joint statement of the managers accompanying the conference report on the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990 (Public
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MAXIMUM DEFICIT AMOUNTS—These are amounts specified in and subject to certain adjustments under
law. If the deficit for the year in question is estimated to exceed the adjusted maximum deficit amount
for that year by more than a specified margin, a sequester of the excess deficit is required.
INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS—Intragovernmental funds are accounts for business-type or market-oriented
activities conducted primarily within and between Government agencies and financed by offsetting collections
that are credited directly to the fund.
OBLIGATIONS—Obligations are binding agreements that will result in outlays, immediately or in the future.
Budgetary resources must be available before obligations can be incurred legally.
OFF-BUDGET—See BUDGET TOTALS.
OFFSETTING COLLECTIONS—Offsetting collections are collections from the public that result from businesstype or market-oriented activities and collections from other Government accounts. These collections are
deducted from gross disbursements in calculating outlays, rather than counted in Governmental receipt
totals. Some are credited directly to appropriation or fund accounts; others, called offsetting receipts, are
credited to receipt accounts. The authority to spend offsetting collections is a form of budget authority.
(Cf. RECEIPTS, GOVERNMENTAL.)
ON-BUDGET—See BUDGET TOTALS.
OUTLAYS—Outlays are the measure of Government spending. They are payments to liquidate obligations
(other than the repayment of debt), net of refunds and offsetting collections. Outlays generally are recorded
on a cash basis, but also include many cash-equivalent transactions, the subsidy cost of direct loans and
loan guarantees, and interest accrued on public issues of the public debt.
PAY-AS-YOU-GO—This term refers to requirements in law that result in a sequester if the estimated combined
result of legislation affecting direct spending or receipts is an increase in the deficit for a fiscal year.
PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS!—Public enterprise funds are accounts for business or market-oriented activities
conducted primarily with the public and financed by offsetting collections that are credited directly to
the fund.
RECEIPTS, GOVERNMENTAL—Governmental receipts are collections that result primarily from the Government's exercise of its sovereign power to tax or otherwise compel payment. They are compared to outlays
in calculating a surplus or deficit. (Cf. OFFSETTING COLLECTIONS.)
SEQUESTER—A sequester is the cancellation of budgetary resources provided by discretionary appropriations
or direct spending legislation, following various procedures prescribed in law. A sequester may occur in
response to a discretionary appropriation that causes a breach, in response to increases in the deficit
resulting from the combined result of legislation affecting direct spending or receipts (referred to as a
"pay-as-you-go" sequester), or in response to a deficit estimated to be in excess of the maximum deficit
amounts.
SPECIAL FUNDS—Special funds are Federal fund accounts for receipts earmarked for specific purposes and
the associated expenditure of those receipts. (Cf. TRUST FUNDS.)
SUBSIDY—This term means the same as cost when it is used in connection with Federal credit programs.
SURPLUS—A surplus is the amount by which receipts exceed outlays.
SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION—A supplemental appropriation is one enacted subsequent to a regular
annual appropriations act when the need for funds is too urgent to be postponed until the next regular
annual appropriations act.
TRUST FUNDS—Trust funds are accounts, designated by law as trust funds, for receipts earmarked for
specific purposes and the associated expenditure of those receipts. (Cf. SPECIAL FUNDS.)










LIST OF CHARTS AND TABLES

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LIST OF CHARTS AND TABLES
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Part One. Introduction
Chapter I. The Budget Message of the President
The Federal Government Dollar Fiscal Year 1992 Estimate

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Chapter II. Director's Introduction and Overview Tables
Deficits as a Percent of GNP
"Mandatory" Programs are Taking Over the Budget
Domestic Discretionary, Defense, and Mandatory Spending
Mandatory Spending by Income
Core Government, Long-Term Investments, and Short-Term Benefits (Total Domestic Discretionary and Mandatory Outlays as a Percent of GNP)
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Part Two. Themes and Priorities
Chapter IV. Investing in the Future
A. Investing in Human Capital and Reforming American Education
Education Spending Rises but Achievement Stays Level
Revitalizing Math, Science and Engineering Education Requires Greater Investment in the
Early Stages of the "Education Pipeline"
The 1992 Budget Establishes a Strategic Framework for Programs to Improve Math, Science,
and Engineering Education
B. Focusing on Prevention and the Next Generation
Federal Spending to Benefit Children Has Grown Less Quickly Than Spending on Adults
Changes in Behavior, Early Detection and Intervention Could Prevent:
The Percentage of Adult Americans Who Smoke Continues to Decline
WIC Participation Has Soared Since FY86
C. Enhancing Research and Development and Expanding the Human Frontier
The 1992 Budget Will Increase the Ratio of Federal Civilian Research and Development Outlays
to GNP
The Budget Will Increase Investment in Civilian Research and Development as a Percentage of
Domestic Discretionary Spending
The 1992 Budget Proposes Expanded Support for Basic Research
The 1992 Budget Proposes Increased Funding for Civilian Applied Research and Development ...
Research Investments in Selected Diseases
Industry Support for Research and Development Has Leveled Off in Recent Years
Federal Support for University Infrastructure Through Indirect Cost Payments Has Grown
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Making Biotechnology Research Discoveries Available for Product Development
D. Improving the Transportation Infrastructure
Growth of Transportation Services and Real GNP
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Funding the Urban/Rural Highway Program, 1992-96
Funding for Bridges, 1992-96
Total Receipts for Highways by Governmental Unit
E. Preserving America's Heritage and Protecting the Environment in a Growing Economy
America's Parks, Forests, and Other Public Lands Will be Expanded (Federal Land Acquisition)
Superfund Budget Authority
Speeding the Cleanup of Federal Facilities
U. S. Global Change Research Program
Chapter V. Increasing Choice and Opportunity
A. Increasing Choice, Expanding Opportunity, and Providing Hope to Distressed Communities
Funding for Choice-Based Programs Will Increase Dramatically
Parents Will Have a Wider Range of Choices in Caring for Their Children
Choice in Elementary and Secondary Education: Federal Resources Will Grow
More Tenant Choice in Assisted Housing Units
Funding for HOPE Grants Initiative Increases Sharply
B. Ending the Scourge of Drugs and Crime
Cocaine Use Has Started to Fall
After Climbing Steadily, Cocaine-Related Emergencies Have Begun to Fall
Use of Marijuana by High School Students is Declining; Disapproval of Marijuana is Increasing .
C. Distributing Federal Benefits More Fairly
Increases in Cash Transfers Have Gone Princiapally to the Non-Poor
The Percentage of Benefits Received by the Poor Has Been Declining, Whether Measured on a
Post-Transfer or Pre-Transfer Basis
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Chapter VI. Advancing States as Laboratories
C. Providing Federal Aid to State and Local Governments
Federal Grants to State and Local Governments
State and Local Surpluses and Deficits as a Percent of GNP

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Chapter VIII. Addressing Inherited Claims, Hidden Liabilities, and Debt
A. Recognizing and Reducing Federal Underwriting Risks
Ratio of Net Charge-Offs to Loans at Commercial Banks: 1960-1990
Two Perspectives on Federal Credit: 1992
Housing Debt Outstanding
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Part Four. Federal Programs by Function, Agency, and Account
Chapter XII. Summary
D. Relationship of Budget Authority to Outlays
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LIST OF TABLES
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Part One. Introduction
Chapter I. The Budget Message of the President
I-1. Receipts, Outlays, Deficit/Surplus Under the President's Proposed Policy

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Chapter II. Director's Introduction and Overview Tables
II—1. Deficit Estimates, 1991-1996
II—2. Enhancing Research and Development and Expanding the Human Frontier—Highlights ....
II—3. Spending on Selected Programs Serving Children Increases 9.5 Percent in 1992
II—4. The Budget Provides Increases for Programs Focused on Prevention and the Next Generation
II—5. Selections from the Reform Agenda—Within the Flexible Freeze Framework
II—6. Spending, Revenue, and Deficit, 1991-1996
II—7. Receipts Measures, 1991-1996
II—8. Deficit Impact of Administration Pay-As-You-Go Proposals
II—9. Proposed Policy Changes in Mandatory Programs
11-10. Potential Block Grant Programs
11-11. Proposed Outlays, by Agency
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Chapter III. Economic Assumptions and Sensitivities
III—1. Economic Assumptions
III—2. Saving, Investment, and Trade Balance
III—3. Alternative Economic Assumptions
III-4. Budget Effects of Alternative Assumptions
III—5. Adjusted Structural Deficit
III—6. Comparison of Economic Assumptions in the 1991 and 1992 Budgets
III—7. Effects on the Budget of Changes in Economic Assumptions Since Last Year
III—8. Sensitivity of the Budget to Economic Assumptions

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Chapter IV. Investing in the Future
A. Investing in Human Capital and Reforming American Education
A - l . Highlights of Spending on Early Childhood, Education, and Training
A-2. Highlights of the Education Department Budget
A-3. Funding Increases for Mathematics, Science, and Engineering Education Activities
A-4. Pell Grant Program Reforms
B. Focusing on Prevention and the Next Generation
B - l . The Budget Provides Increases for Programs Focused on Prevention and the Next Generation
B-2. Leading Causes of Death and Illness in America, 1991
B-3. Increasing Emphasis on Childhood Immunizations
B-4. The Budget Expands Programs to Reduce Infant Mortality
B-5. The Budget Supports Breast and Cervical Cancer Prevention
B-6. The Budget Increases Support for Smoking Cessation
B-7. The Budget Will Help to Promote Physical Fitness and Healthy Diets
B-8. The Budget Supports Prevention of Injuries
B-9. The Budget Expands Primary/Preventive Health
B-10. The Budget Increases Support for Family Planning
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B-12. Spending on Selected Programs Serving Children Increases 9.5 Percent in 1992
B-13. Spending on Selected Mandatory Programs Serving Children Will Increase 38 Percent
Over 1992-1996
C. Enhancing Research and Development and Expanding the Human Frontier
C - l . Enhancing Research and Development and Expanding the Human Frontier—Highlights
C-2. The Budget Proposes an $8.4 Billion Increase in Federal Investment in Research and Development
C-3. The Budget Increases Funding for Basic Research
C-4. The Budget Proposes a 35 Percent Increase for an Ambitious Program in High Energy and
Nuclear Physics
C-5. The Budget Includes Initiatives in Several Key Areas of Applied R&D
C-6. The Budget Proposes a 31 Percent Increase for High Performance Computing
C-l. The Budget Proposes a 34 Percent Increase for National Energy Strategy R&D Initiatives ..
C-8. Health R&D in the Department of Health and Human Services
C-9. HHS Research Funding Attributed to Selected Causes of Illness
C-10. The Budget Proposes a 15 Percent Increase in Federal Funding for HIV/AIDS
C - l l . Maintaining National Security
C-12. Improving R&D Facilities
C-13. Congressional Earmarking of R&D Facilities and Research in 1991 Appropriations Bills ...
C-14. The Budget Calls for a 15 Percent Increase for Major Space Activities
C-15. The Budget Includes Funding for 9 Shuttle Flights and Investments to Improve the Shuttle
C-16. U. S. Global Change Research Program
C-17. Understanding the Arctic
C-18. Space Station Freedom
C-19. The Budget Proposes an 8 Percent Increase in Federal Investments in Biotechnology
D. Improving the Transportation Infrastructure
D - l . Federal Investments in America's Transportation Infrastructure
D-2. The Federal Commitment to an Improved Highway System
D-3. The Total Federal Commitment to Aviation
E. Preserving America's Heritage and Protecting the Environment in a Growing Economy
E - l . The Budget Includes $2.4 Billion in New Funding for Environmental Protection Initiatives
E-2. America the Beautiful
E-3. Legacy '99—Department of the Interior
E-4. Coastal America
E-5. Funding for Wetlands Research, Protection and Enhancement Will Increase by 48 Percent .
E-6. EPA's Operating Budget Will Increase by 7 Percent
E-7. Focusing Superfund on Cleanup
E-8. The Budget for the Council on Environmental Quality Increases by 64 Percent
E-9. The Budget Includes an Added $1.7 Billion to Speed the Cleanup of Federal Facilities
E-10. U. S. Global Change Research Program
E - l l . Army Corps of Engineers (Civil Works): Protection and Restoration of Environmental Resources
E-12. Programs to Preserve America's Heritage
Chapter V. Increasing Choice and Opportunity
A. Increasing Choice, Expanding Opportunity, and Providing Hope to Distressed Communities
A - l . Maximum Basic EITC Benefit
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B. Ending the Scourge of Drugs and Crime
B - l . Federal Spending to Fight the War on Drugs
B-2. Drug Law Enforcement Spending Increases by $0.8 Billion
B-3. Federal Drug Prevention Spending Increases by $0.1 Billion
B-4. Federal Drug Treatment Spending Increases by $0.2 Billion
B-5. Federal Spending Would Increase by $2.1 Billion to Fight Crime

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C. Distributing Federal Benefits More Fairly
C - l . Pell Grant Awards for Low Income Students and Annual GSL Loan Limits: 1992 Current
Law and Proposed
C-2. 1992 School Lunch Subsidies Under Current Law
C-3. Proposed Veterans Dependency and Indemnity Compensation Monthly Benefits

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Chapter VI. Advancing States as Laboratories
C. Providing Federal Aid to State and Local Governments
C - l . Federal Grant Outlays by Function
C-2. Federal Grant Outlays by Agency
C-3. Trends in Federal Grants to State and Local Governments
C-4. Federal Grants to State and Local Governments—Budget Authority and Outlays
C-5. Credit Assistance to State and Local Governments

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Chapter VII. Preserving National Security and Advancing America's Interests Abroad
VTI-1. Funding Summary for National Defense and International Affairs

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A. Preserving National Security
A - l . National Defense
A-2. National Defense Function (050)
A-3. Summary of Active and Reserve Military Personnel and Forces
A-4. Budget Authority by Function and Program
A-5. Outlays by Function and Program

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B. Advancing America's Interests Abroad
B - l . International Affairs Discretionary Programs: 1990-1992
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Chapter VIII. Addressing Inherited Claims, Hidden Liabilities, and Debt
A. Recognizing and Reducing Federal Underwriting Risks
A - l . Federal Credit and Insurance Outstanding
A-2. Potential Federal Costs
A-3. Face Value of Major Federal Insurance Programs
A-4. Reserve Ratios for Federal Deposit Insurance
A-5. BIF Net Worth—No Recapitalization/Reforms
A-6. Summary of Federal Direct Loans and Guaranteed Loans
A-7. Estimated Subsidy Rates, Budget Authority and Outlays for Direct Loans
A-8. Estimated Subsidy Rates, Budget Authority and Outlays for Loan Guarantees
A-9. Actual and Anticipated Losses from the Government's Pre-Credit Reform Portfolio
A-10. Subsidy Budget Authority for Direct Loans and Guaranteed Loans by Function
A - l l . New Direct Loan Obligations and Guaranteed Loan Commitments by Function
A-12. Direct Loan Transactions of the Federal Government
A-13. Guaranteed Loan Transactions of the Federal Government
A-14. Lending and Borrowing by Government-Sponsored Enterprises (GSEs)
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B-2. Alternative Indicators of Solvency for OASDI

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C. Accounting for Federal Borrowing and Debt
C - l . Trends in Federal Debt Held by the Public
C-2. Federal Government Financing and Debt
C-3. Agency Debt
C-4. Debt Held by Government Accounts
C-5. Federal Funds Financing and Change in Debt Subject to Statutory Limit
C-6. Foreign Holdings of Federal Debt
C-7. Federal Participation in the Credit Market

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Chapter IX. Managing for Integrity and Efficiency
A. Strengthening Management and Accountability
A - l . Investments in Management Improvement
A-2. Investments in Financial Management
A-3. Summary of the Program for Priority Systems
A-4. Growth in Delinquent Debt 1989-1990
A-5. Davis-Bacon Reform Savings
B. Improving Returns on Investment
B - l . Terminations of Substandard Projects by Agency
B-2. Other Terminations of Defense Discretionary Programs
B-3. Other Terminations of Domestic Discretionary Programs by Agency
B-4. Reductions in Selected Defense Discretionary Programs
B-5. Major Reductions in Domestic Discretionary Programs by Agency
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C - l . Selected Risks to Life
C-2. Risks and Cost-Effectiveness of Selected Regulations
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Part Three. Receipts
Chapter X. Receipts, User Fees, and Other Collections
X - l . Receipts by Source
X-2. Changes in Receipts
X-3. Effect of Major Legislation Enacted in 1990 on Receipts
X-4. Effect of Proposed Legislation and Administrative Action on Receipts
X-5. Total Offsetting Collections
X-6. Proposed User Fees and Other Offsetting Collections
X-7. Receipts by Source
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Chapter XL Tax Expenditures
XI-1. Estimates for Tax Expenditures in the Income Tax
XI-2. Estimates for Tax Expenditures in the Federal Unified Transfer Tax
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Part Four. Federal Programs by Function, Agency, and Account
Chapter XII. Summary
A. Federal Programs by Function
A - l . Outlays by Function, 1990-1996
A-2. Budget Authority and Outlays by Function and Program

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Allowances
Budget Totals
Off-Budget Totals
Federal Government Totals
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C. Federal Employment
C - l . Full-Time Equivalent of Federal Civilian Employment
C-2. Total Federal Employment End-of-Year
C-3. Compensation and Benefits for Current Personnel
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D. Relationship of Budget Authority to Outlays
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E. Comparison of Actual and Estimated Totals for 1990
E - l . Comparison of Actual 1990 Receipts with the February 1989 Estimates
E-2. Outlay Differences for 1990
E-3. Chronology of the 1990 Outlay Increase
E-4. Summary of Reasons for Difference in 1990 Outlays
E-5. Comparison of February 1989 Economic Forecast and Actual Economic Performance
E-6. Effect of Differences Between Estimated and Actual Economic Conditions on 1990 Outlays .
E-7. Summary of Reasons for Changes in the 1990 Deficit
E-8. Comparison of Actual and Estimated Outlays for Nondefense Mandatory and Related Programs Under Current Law for 1990
F. Off-Budget Federal Entities
F - l . Comparison of Total, On-Budget, and Off-Budget Transactions
Chapter XIII. Detailed Budget Estimates
A. Detailed Budget Estimates by Agency
Reconciliation of Differences with Amounts Published by Treasury for 1990

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Chapter XIV. Budget Enforcement Act Preview Report
XTV-1. Discretionary Spending Limits
XTV-2. President's Budget Compared to the Adjusted Discretionary Spending Limits
XIV-3. Deficit Impact of Administration Pay-as-you-go Proposals
XIV-4. Maximum Deficit Amounts, 1992-1995
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XV-1. Current Services and Administration Budget Totals, 1990-1996
XV-2. Summary of Economic Assumptions, 1990-1996
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XV-4. Current Services Outlays by Function
XV-5. Current Services Outlays by Agency
XV-6. Programmatic Assumptions, 1991-1996
XV-7. Current Services Budget Authority by Function
XV-8. Current Services Budget Authority by Agency
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XV-9. Current Services and Budget Category Totals, 1990-1996
XV-10. Outlays for Mandatory and Related Programs Under Current Law
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Part Six, Alternative Budget Presentations
Chapter XVI. National Income and Product Account Presentation
XVI-1. Federal Transactions in the National Income and Product Accounts, 1981-1992
XVI-2. Relationship of the Budget to the Federal Sector, NIPA
XVT-3. Federal Receipts and Expenditures in the NIPAs, Quarterly, 1990-1992
Chapter XVII. Trust Funds and Federal Funds Presentation
XVII-1. Receipts, Outlays, and Surplus or Deficit by Fund Group
XVII-2. Receipts, Outlays, and Balances of Trust Funds
Chapter XVIII. Physical Capital Presentation
XVIII-1. Composition of Federal Capital Outlays
XVIII-2. Composition of Gross and Net Federal and Federally Financed Nondefense Public
Physical Capital Outlays in Constant (1982) Prices
XVIII-3. Detail of Federal Capital Outlays by Defense and Nondefense
XVIII-4. Detail of Federal Capital Outlays by Grants and Direct Federal Programs
XVIII-5. Current Services Outlay Projections for Federal Physical Capital Spending
XVTII-6. Current Services Outlay Projections for Federal Physical Capital Spending (in Constant (1982) Dollars)
XVIII-7. Projections of Federal Outlays for Physical Capital: Current Services and Presidential
Policy
Significant Factors Affecting Infrastructure Needs Assessments
Investment Needs Assessment References

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7
8
12
13
18
20
21
23
25
25
26
26
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Chapter XIX. General Accounting Office Preferred Presentation
XIX-1. GAO Federal Budget Presentation (Compared to Unified Budget Presentation)

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Chapter XX. State-Type Presentation
XX-1. California Presentation of the Federal Budget (Compared to Unified Budget Presentation)

36

Chapter XXI: Operating, Retirement, and Debt and Interest Presentation
XXI-1. Operating, Retirement, and Debt and Interest Presentation of the Federal Budget (Compared to Unified Budget Presentation)

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Part Seven. Historical Tables
1.1 Summary of Receipts, Outlays, and Surpluses or Deficits (-): 1789-1996
1.2 Summary of Receipts, Outlays, and Surpluses or Deficits (-) as Percentages of GNP:
1934-1996
1.3 Summary of Receipts, Outlays, and Surpluses or Deficits (-) in Current Dollars, Constant
(FY 1982) Dollars, and as Percentages of GNP: 1940-1996
1.4 On-Budget Receipts, Outlays, and Surpluses or Deficits (-) by Fund Group: 1934-1996




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17
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LIST OF CHARTS AND TABLES

LIST OF TABLES—Continued
Page

2.1 Receipts by Source: 1934-1996
2.2 Percentage Composition of Receipts by Source: 1934-1996
2.3 Receipts by Source as Percentages of GNP: 1934-1996
2.4 Composition of Social Insurance Taxes and Contributions and of Excise Taxes: 1940-1996 ....
2.5 Composition of "Other Receipts": 1940-1996
3.1 Outlays by Superfunction and Function: 1940-1996
3.2 Outlays by Function and Subfunction: 1962-1996
4.1 Outlays by Agency: 1962-1996
4.2 Percentage Distribution of Outlays by Agency: 1962-1996
5.1 Budget Authority by Function and Subfunction: 1976-1996
5.2 Budget Authority by Agency: 1976-1996
5.3 Percentage Distribution of Budget Authority by Agency: 1976-1996
6.1 Composition of Outlays: 1940-1996 (In Current Dollars, as Percentages of Total Outlays, as
Percentages of GNP, and in Constant (FY 1982) Dollars
7.1 Federal Debt at the End of Year: 1940-1996
7.2 Debt Subject to Statutory Limit: 1940-1996
7.3 Statutory Limits on Federal Debt: 1940-Current
8.1 Outlays by Budget Enforcement Act Categories: 1962-1996
8.2 Outlays by Mandatory and Related Programs: 1962-1996
8.3 Outlays for Discretionary Programs: 1962-1996
9.1 Outlays for Major Public Physical Capital Investment in Current and Constant (FY 1982)
Dollars: 1940-1992
9.2 Outlays for Major Public Physical Capital Investment in Percentage Terms: 1940-1992
9.3 National Defense Outlays for Major Public Direct Physical Capital Investment: 1940-1992 ...
9.4 Nondefense Outlays for Major Public Direct Physical Capital Investment: 1940-1992
9.5 Composition of Outlays for Grants for Major Public Physical Capital Investment: 1941-1992
9.6 Outlays for Major Public Physical Capital Investment in Constant (FY 1982) Dollars:
1940-1992
10.1 Summary of Outlays for the Conduct of Research and Development: 1949-1992 (In Current
Dollars, as Percentages of Total Outlays, as Percentages of GNP and in Constant (FY 1982)
Dollars)
10.2 Composition of Outlays for the Conduct of Research and Development: 1949-1992
11.1 Summary Comparison of Outlays for Payments for Individuals: 1940-1996 (In Current Dollars, as Percentages of Budget Outlays, as Percentages of GNP, and in Constant (FY 1982)
Dollars)
11.2 Functional Composition of Outlays for Payments for Individuals: 1940-1996
11.3 Outlays for Payments for Individuals by Category and Major Program: 1940-1996
12.1 Summary Comparison of Total Outlays for Grants to State and Local Governments:
1940-1996 (in Current Dollars, as Percentages of Budget Outlays, as Percentages of GNP, and
in Constant (FY 1982) Dollars)
12.2 Total Outlays for Grants to State and Local Governments, by Function and Fund Group:
1940-1996
12.3 Total Outlays for Grants to State and Local Governments, by Function, Agency, and Program: 1940-1996
13.1 Cash Income, Outgo, and Balances of the Social Security and Medicare Trust Funds:
1936-1996
14.1 Federal Transactions in the National Income and Product Accounts for Federal Fiscal
Years: 1947-1992
14.2 Federal Transactions in the National Income and Product Accounts as Percentages of GNP
for Federal Fiscal Years: 1947-1992
15.1 Total Government Receipts in Absolute Amounts and as Percentages of GNP: 1947-1990 ....




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22
23
24
29
30
37
49
51
53
62
64
66
71
73
74
78
79
83
87
88
89
90
92
95
100
101
105
106
112
132
134
138
165
174
176
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LIST OF TABLES—Continued
Page

15.2 Total Government Expenditures: 1947-1990
15.3 Total Government Expenditures as Percentages of GNP: 1947-1990
15.4 Total Government Expenditures by Major Category of Expenditure: 1947-1990
15.5 Total Government Expenditures by Major Category of Expenditure as Percentages of GNP:
1947-1990
15.6 Total Government Surpluses or Deficits (-) in Absolute Amounts and as Percentages of
GNP: 1947-1990




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181
182
183

OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
CONTRIBUTORS TO THE 1992 BUDGET




Part Eight-19




OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET CONTRIBUTORS TO THE
1992 BUDGET
The following Office of Management and Budget personnel contributed to the preparation of the 1992 budget.
Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of others throughout the Government also deserve credit for their valuable
contributions.
Roger S. Adkins
Beverly Aimaro-Pheto
Steven D. Aitken
Margaret R. Alessi
Richard M. Allen
Ahmad Al-Samarrie
Barry B. Anderson
Robert B. Anderson
Steven Apicella
Don Arbuckle
Steven Arisumi
John B. Arthur
Thomas L. Arthur
Renee Austin
Richard Bacherman
Bruce E. Baker
David F. Baker
Patricia A. Baker
Stephen H. Bandeian
Sylvia E. Bargas
Robert E. Barker
Mary C. Barth
Richard B. Bavier
Jean D. Baxter
Bruce Beard
Cora P. Beebe
Amy F. Belasco
Rick Belzer
Gary L. Bennethum
Deborah L. Benoit
Rodney G. Bent
Christoph Bertram
Michael D. Beugg
Pamela L. Beverly
Constance Bowers
Martha M. Black
Teresa L. Blanchard
Donald B. Blanchon
John T. Blazey II
Jill M. Blickstein
James Boden
Yvonne T. Bowlding
Jacqueline Boykin
Margaret L. Brackney
James Bradford, Jr.
Betty "Bing" Bradshaw
Barbara B. Brennan
Sara I. Brentlinger
Jonathan D. Breul
Hazel W. Briggs
Paul Brower
Allan E. Brown
Felicien J. Brown
James Brown
Jerold J. Brown
Jimmie Brown
Valerie A. Brown
Lisa J. Bruce
Tom Bruce
Paul Bugg
Kathryn A. Burchard



Allan V. Burman
John D. Burnim
Scott J. Cameron
Bruce P. Campbell
Daniel A. Cantu
John W. Carlson
Lester D. Cash
Edward H. Chase
Antonio E. Chavez
Anita Chellaraj
Scott D. Cherkofsky
Robert L. Civiak
Barry Clendenin
Jerry Coffey
Ron Cogswell
Steven R. Cole
D. Marie Collins
Robert M. Cooper
Richard L. Cooperstein
Dionne M. Copper
Daniel J. Corbett
Darlene E. Cornelius
Daniel W. Costello
Betty A. Crayton
Douglas A. Criscitello
Michael Crowley
William P. Curtis
Josie Dade
Edwin Dale
Rosemarie W. Dale
Philip R. Dame
Robert G. Damus
Richard G. Darman
Tracy A. Davis
Arline P. Dell
Howard Dendurent
Eugene J. Devine
Anna F. Dickey
William M. Diefenderfer III
Carolyn Diggs
Nell Doering
Arnold E. Donahue
John F. Donahue
Karen Dooley
William L. Dorotinsky
Thomas W. Dorsey
Michael C. Dost
Robert S. Dotson
Carla B. Downing
James E. Duke
Sherron R. Duncan
Christine Dunn
Philip A. DuSault
Suzanne Duval
Nancy J. Duykers
Kiran Duwadi
Marguerite D. Dyson
Eugene M. Ebner
John H. Eisenhour

Christine B. Ellertson
Philip Ellis
Richard P. Emery, Jr.
Noah Engelberg
Rhodia D. Ewell
Chris Fairhall
Lisa B. Fairhall
Jack D. Fellows
Patricia A. Ferrell
James F. Fish
Holly Fitter
Darlene B. Fleming
Keith J. Fontenot
Anita D. Ford
James R. Forsgren
Roberta L. Foster
Wanda J; Foster
Anna Fotias
Art Fraas
Deborah A. Frankenberg
Stephen M. Frerichs
Susan Gaffney
Patricia Gallagher
John P. Galligan
Evett Gardner
Darlene Gay
Darcel Gayle
Darlene Gaymon
J. Russell George
Michael D. Gerich
Donald E. Gessaman
David M. Gibbons
Kim Gibson
Jon M. Glaudemans
Kenneth G. Glozer
Michael Goad
Jo Ellen M. Godfrey
David M. Gold
Stephen M. Goldberg
Maria Gonzalez
Robert E. Grady
W. Todd Grams
Janet L. Graves
Gertrude E. Graydon
Maryanne B. Green
Richard E. Green
David J. Gribble
Gerard F. Griffin
Walter S. Groszyk, Jr.
Norman E. Gunderson
Hermann Habermann
Janet Hale
Darlene D. Hall
Dianne M. Ham-McFarland
William W. Hannon
Charles D. Hanson
Norman E. Hartness
Matthew P. Haskins

David Haun
Audry V. Hawkins
Daniel D. Heath
Christopher Heiser
Renee P. Helm
Daryl P. Hennessy
Gregory G. Henry
Allen S. Hepner
Joseph S. Hezir
Roger C. Hochschild
Frank Hodsoll
Adam N. Hoffberg
Andrea L. Hoffman
Jean W. Holcombe
Steve Holden
Edith D. Hopkins
Robert E. Howard
Alan M. Huber
Kathy M. Hudgins
Gary Hunter
Lana T. Hurdle
Lawrence W. Hush
Susan S. Jacobs
Laurence R. Jacobson
E. Irene James
Carol D. Jenkins
Duane E. Jenkins
Carol S. Johnson
Darrell A. Johnson
Lorraine M. Johnson
Nathan B. Johnson
Marilyn E. Jones
Ronald E. Jones
Sabrina R. Jones
Christopher A. Jordan
James F. Jordan
James J. Jukes
Barbara F. Kahlow
Joel Kaplan
Michael J. Kasten
Jonathan A. Kaufman
Stanley Kaufman
Stephanie I. Kaufman
Jack W. Kelly
Charles E. Kieffer
Robert W. Kilpatrick
Carole E. Kitti
Karin L. Kizer
David K. Kleinberg
Alan E. Koczela
Richard H. Kodl
Raymond P. Kogut
Justin A. Kopca
Cynthia A. Koskinen
Mark Kramer
Lori A. Krauss
Peggy R. Kuhn
Richard Kuzmack
Bradley W. Kyser
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Part Eight-22
Ronald N. Landis
Cameron M. Leuthy
Angela C. Lewis
Christopher M. Lewis
Thomas S. Lewis
Steven M. Lieberman
Linn M. Ligon
Henry E. Lilienthal
Susanne D. Lind
Jenise Littlejohn
Michael D. Livingston
Richard C. Loeb
Bruce D. Long
Cynthia A. Long
Kiana P. Lucas
Sheila D. Lucas
Jeannine Lynch
Palmer A. Marcantonio
Michael D. Margeson
Bernard H. Martin
Nicclolius T. Martin
Larry R. Matlack
Ellen M. Maxwell
Therese M. McAuliffe
Randall L. McCaskill
Alexander J. McClelland
Bruce McConnell
Yvonne A. McCoy
Brenda L. McCray
Jim McDivitt
Katrina A. McDonald
Sharon A. McLaren
Donna McLean
William N. McLeod
Mark Menchik
Paul L. Menchik
William C. Menth
Richard A. Mertens
Steven M. Mertens
Harry Meyers
James D. Mietus
Robert D. Miller
Nancy M. Milton
Janet W. Minkler
Christiana Mollin
John B. Moore
Margaret A. Moore
Harry E. "Rusty" Moran
John Morrall
Delphine Motley
Jane T. Moy
Edmund L. Murdock
Patrick J. Murphy
Peter T. Nakahata
Jonas Neihardt
Kimberly A. Newman




THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1992
Robin A. Newman
Kevin F. Neyland
James A. Nix
Patrick C. Noon
Norine E. Noonan
Memphis A. Norman
Douglas A. Norwood
Scott V. Nystrom
Thomas J. O'Connor
Clifford C. Oberlander
Susan E. Offutt
Bonnie Ohri
Marvis G. Olfus
Sidra Oliphant
William D. Palmer
Thomas M. Palmieri
Anna K. Pannell
Katherine M. Parrish
Arecia A. Patterson
Robert Pellicci
Kathleen Peroff
Ronald K. Peterson
John R. Pfeiffer
Carolyn R. Phelps
Richard A. Popper
Keith J. Posen
Benjamin F. Pualwan
Bernice M. Randoph
Gerri Ratliff
Edward M. Rea
F. Stevens Redburn
McGavock D. Reed
Franklin S. Reeder
Cynthia Regan
Kim-Anh Rester
Rosalyn J. Rettman
Alan B. Rhinesmith
Sarah Richardson
Nancy S. Ridenour
Robert B. Rideout
Donna M. Rivelli
Shirley A. Rock
Nelson A. Rockefeller, Jr.
Justine F. Rodriguez
Annette Rooney
Elizabeth L. Rossman
Martha A. Rubenstein
Barbara J. Ruth-Casey
Kenneth F. Ryder, Jr.
Marie F. Salcedo
La Vonne D. Sampson
John J. Sandy
Bruce K. Sasser
Deborah M. Saunders

Marvin E. Saunders
Kevin J. Scheid
Andrew M. Schoenbach
James D. Schowalter
Hilda Schreiber
John T. Schuhart
Arnold N. Schwartz
Kenneth L. Schwartz
Nancy E. Schwartz
Diann Scott
Thomas A. Scully
Albert Seferian
Frank J. Seidl, III
Barbara S. Selfridge
Alice S. Sheck
Jack Sheehan
Paula M. Sherry
Vanna J. Shields
Mary Jo N. Siclari
Gretchen Sierra-Zorita
Adrien L. Silas
Ronald L. Silberman
Pamula L. Simms
James M. Simpson
Sannadean C. Sims
Michael C. Sloan
Jack A. Smalligan
Bryan R. Smith
Gwinder L. Smith
Hilary H. Smith
Kathryn L. Snyder
David M. Socolof
Diane S. Somers
Dolores Spitznagel
Cynthia W. Stachelberg
Thomas Stack
Thomas M. Stanners
Norman H. Starler
Randolph J. Steer
Darlene C. Steil
Albert F. Stidman
Dennis L. Stout
LaWanna S. Sutor
Stevens E. Swain
Andrew W. Swire
Daniel H. Taft
Susan Tanaka
Vernetta Tanner
Anthony S. Taylor
David F. Taylor
Joetta V. Taylor
Beverly B. Thierwechter
Desiree N. Thompson
David E. Tbrnquist
Audrey C. Tsai
Robert J. Tuccillo
Donald L. Tuck

Kathleen Turco
Richard J. Turman
Carla A. Turner
Katherine Tyer
Diane Vandenberg
Holly Van Houten
Pamela B. Van Wie
Areletha Venson
Sandra L. Via
Frances W. Von Schilling
Timothy A. Waire
Wendell H. Waites
Stanley R. Wallace
Maureen H. Walsh
Charles L. Walstrom
Patrice D. Washington
Mark A. Wasserman
Iratha H. Waters
Patricia J. Watson
Edward C. Watts
Rebecca A. Wayne
Mark A. Weatherly
Bess Weaver
Jeffrey Weinberg
Dianne Wells
Michael G. Wenk
Ophelia D. West
Tina L. Westby
Arnette C. White
Barry White
Bayla F. White
Vivian A. White
Ora L. Whitman
Twanna T. Wiggins
Roxanne V. Willard
Debra L. Williams
Joyce M. Williams
Terri R. Williams
Margaret M. Wimmer
V. Lynne Windham
Joseph M. Wire
Lisa Kaplan Witt
Robert E. Wolf
Eric K Won
Anthony B. Wu
Robert Wyler
Deloris Young
Margaret A. Young
Julia Yuille
Katherine L. Yuracko
Wendy Zender
Gail S. Zimmerman
Leonard B. Zuza




INDEX

Part Eight-23




INDEX
Page

A
Academic Fitness Awards, Presidential
4-577
Accidents, President's Commission on Catastrophic
Nuclear
4-190
Accountability, Government, see Management.
Accounting Office, General
2-303, 2-392, 4-21, 4-247
Accounting standards, cost
2-304, 2-314
Accounting Standards Advisory Board, Federal
2-304, 2-392
Acid rain
2-388
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, National Commission on
4-22, 4-250
Acquisition Initiative, Defense
4-494
ACTION
4-166, 4-1071
Administration, Office of
4-29, 4-277
Administrative Conference of the United States
4-166, 4-1072
Administrative Office of the United States Courts
4-25, 4-267,
4-1203
Administrative provisions, see Legislation.
Adult Education, Office of Vocational and
4-79, 4-574
Adult Literacy
2-4, 2-20, 2-390
Advisory commissions, committees, and councils, see under
specific title.
Aeronautics Administration, National Oceanographic and
2-380
Aeronautics and Space Administration, National
2-64, 2-100,
2-310, 2-389, 4-161, 4-1037
Aerospace Plane, National
4-509
Africa, sub-Saharan, development assistance
4-33, 4-299
African Development Bank
4-32, 4-293
African Development Foundation
2-197, 4-35, 4-317
African Development Fund
4-32, 4-292
African Elephant Conservation Act
4-754, 4-759
Afro-American History and Culture Commission, National
4-182,
4-1133
Aged:
Community service employment
4-125
Insurance
4-678
Mass transportation facilities
4-887
Mildred and Claude Pepper Foundation
4-77, 4-562
Nutrition programs
4-425
Aging, Federal Council on
.....4-670
Aging, National Institute on
4-91, 4-646
Aggression, military force deterrance
2-183
Agricultural commodities:
Crop insurance
4-357
Dairy indemnity program
4-356
Dairy price support
4-364
Disaster assistance
4-364
Export credit
4-361
Farm products, inspection and grading
4-420
Grain reserves
4-364
Inspection, grading and standardization
4-414
Inspection and weighing services
3-12, 4-412
Land diversion payments
4-364
Loan subsidies
4-364
Market news service
4-414
Market protection and promotion
4-415
Markets, income, and supply
4-416
Meat and poultry inspection
2-374, 4-420
Milk market orders assessment fund
4-417
Perishable
4-416
Price support
4-363, 6-19
Sales for foreign currencies
4-347
Set-aside program
4-364
Tobacco news report fees
3-11
Wholesale market development
4-415
Agricultural Cooperative Service
4-51, 4-426
Agricultural Library, National
4-40, 4-340
Agricultural Marketing Service
4-49, 4-414




Page

Agricultural
Agricultural
Agricultural
Agricultural
Agricultural

Mortgage Corporation, Federal
4-1101, 4-1233
Outlook Board, World
4-41, 4-343
Research Service
2-99, 4-39, 4-334
Service, Foreign
4-41, 4-344
Stabilization and Conservation Service
4-42, 4-351,
4-1204
Agricultural Statistics Service, National
4-40, 4-341
Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance Act (Public
Law 83-480) programs..
4-347
Agricultural Workers, Commission on
4-170, 4-1084
Agriculture:
Census
4-451
Credit insurance fund
4-385
Developing countries
4-295
Domestic market expansion
2-379
Farmers assistance
6-19
Farming techniques
2-379
Foreign assistance programs
4-347
Foreign market expansion
2-379
Foreign market information
4-345
Grain agreement
2-379
Hazardous waste management
4-329
International trade agreement
2-379
Livestock and crop estimates
4-341
Production and land management
2-379
Scientific activities overseas
4-346
State mediation grants
4-386
Statistics
4-450
Agriculture, Department of
2-88, 2-99, 2-306, 2-374, 2-379, 4-37,
4-221, 4-327, 4-1204, 4^1214
Aid to families with dependent children
2-20, 2-112, 4-712
AIDS
4-250, 4-295, 4-655
Air carriers, payments to
4-916
Air Defense Initiative
4-509
Air and Space Museum, National
4-1182
Air traffic control
2-85, 4-890, 4-894, 6-18, 6-26
Aircraft:
Aerospace plane
4-509
Aviation insurance fund
4-892
Coast Guard
4-897
Defense research and development
4-509
Explosive detection
2-85
Flight procedures
4-890
Inspections
4-890
Metal fatigue and corrosion research
2-85
Navigation aids
4-890
Purchase loan guarantee program
4-137, 4-891
Safety and security
4-890
Windshear protection, weather radar
2-387
Windshear warning
2-84
Airmen's Home, Soldiers' and
4-76, 4-547, 4-560
Airports:
Airway trust fund
4-138, 4-892
Capacity improvement
2-85
Customs service at small
4-940
Development
2-85
Facilities and equipment
4-894
Grants-in-aid
4-893, 6-18
Improvement program
6-26
Infrastructure needs assessments
.
6-26
Inspections
4-890
Passenger facilities charges
2-85, 2-387
Passenger traffic, scheduled
6-26
Safety and security
4-890
Terminal Doppler Weather Radar System
2-387
Airspace System, National
2-387, 4-894
Alaska, Prince William Sound oil spill
4-784
Alaska Area Power Administration
4-84
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Part Eight-26
Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian Housing, National Commission on American Indian
4-183, 4-1135
Alaska Native Culture and Arts Development, Institute of
American Indian and
4-179, 4-1124
Alaska Power Administration
4-615
Alaska Railroad
4-136, 4-878, 4-883
Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration
4-94,
4-652
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, Bureau of
4-146, 4-936
Alcohol and drug impairment driving safety grants
4-877
Aliens, assistance to legalized
4-668
Aliens, deportation of criminal
2-385
All Volunteer Force educational assistance
4-964
Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institute of
4-90, 4-643
America the Beautiful
2-88, 2-91, 4-723
America's heritage, preservation
2-104
America's Heritage Abroad, Commission for the Preservation
of...
4-170, 4-1083
America's hertiage, perservation
2-87
America's interests abroad, advancing
2-193
American Battle Monuments Commission
4-168, 4-1075
American Battlefield Protection Program
2-89
American education, reforming
2-3
American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawiian Housing, National Commission on
4-183, 4-1135
American Indian, National Museum of
2-105
American Indian and Alaska Native Culture and Arts Development, Institute of
4-179, 4-1124
American Institute in Taiwan, payment to
4-130, 4-850
American Printing House for the Blind
4-573
American Revolution Bicentennial Administration
4-1076
American schools and hospitals abroad
4-33
American sections, international commissions
4-856
Americans with Disabilities Acts
4-1078
Andean Strategy, President's
2-391
Angola and Namibia, Triparite Agreement on
2-386
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
4-48, 4-408, 4-1204
Annuities and annuity funds:
Actuarial deficiency
2-270
Alternative indicatiors of solvency
2-274
Federal employees
2-280, 4-163, 4-1045
Judicial survivors
4-26, 4-250, 4-269
Medicare
2-275
Public
2-272
Secret Service
4-953
Social security
2-272
Antarctic program activities
4-1150
Anti-Drug Abuse Act
2-385, 4-280
Anti-terrorism assistance, international
2-193, 4-132, 4-859
Antitrust law enforcement
4-795
Appalachian Regional Commission
4-168, 4-1076
Appeals Courts
4-25, 4-263, 4-1202
Appeals for the Federal Circuit, United States Court of....4-24, 4-262,
4-1201
Appropriation language, explanation
4-218
Appropriations, supplemental, see under legislation.
Appropriations Committee, House of Representatives
4-230
Appropriations for 1992, advance and forward funding
4-1221
Aquatic resources, Coast Guard
4-903
Archeological programs
4-761
Architect of the Capitol
4-19, 4-232
Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance
Board
4-168, 4-1078
Archives and Records Administration, National
4-182, 4-1133
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge lease
3-12
Arlington National Cemetery
4-547
Armed Services Retirement Home
4-76
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
2-197, 4-168, 4-1079
Arms control implementation
2-186
Arms control and intelligence
4-596
Art, National Gallery of
4-1182
Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases, National
Institute of
4-92, 4-646
Artifacts indemnity fund, arts and
4-1144




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Arts, Commission of Fine
4-170, 4-1084
Arts, John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing
4-762
Arts, National Endowment for the
2-105, 4-185, 4-1144
Arts, National Gallery of
2-105
Arts and Artifacts indemnity fund
4-1144
Arts and the Humanities, National Foundation on the
4-185,
4-1143
Asia Foundation
4-132, 4-860
Asian Development Bank
4-32, 4-292
Asian Development Fund
4-292
Assessment, Office of Technology
4-23, 4-254
Assessment Commission, Prospective Payment
4-252
Assessment funds, Treasury Department
4-954
Atmospheric Administration, National Oceanic and
2-93, 4-56,
4-457
Atmospheric research
4-459
Atomic energy defense acitvities
2-189
Atomic energy defense activities
2-183, 4-82, 4-595, 4-1206
Attorneys, United States
4-799, 4-1211
Automatic data processing programs
4-1026
Automatic data processing standards
4-468
Aviation:
Air traffic control
2-84, 2-85
Airspace system
2-84
Automated system
2-84
Budget authority
2-84
Equipment modernization
2-84
Federal commitment, total, table
2-84
Infrastructure
2-84
Radar and radar displays
2-84
Research and development
2-85
Safety and security
2-84
System modernization
2-84
Weather tracking systems
2-84
Windshear warning
2-84
Aviation Administration, Federal
2-84, 2-312, 4-137, 4-890,
4-1079
Aviation Safety Commission
4-169, 4-1079
Aviation Security and Terriorism, Commission on
4-917
Aviation user demands
2-387
Aviation war risk insurance
2-217
Aviation weather services program
4-465
B
Balance of payments data
4-452
Baldridge Hall rehabilitation
2-92
Baltimore-Washington Parkway
4^-134, 4-871
Banks:
For cooperatives
4-1101, 4-1230
Deposit insurance
2-206
Farm credit
4-1101
Federal financing
4-934
Federal home loan
4-1236
Insurance, see also Federal insurance.
Insurance
1-35
Multilateral development
2-195
Savings and loan recovery
2-387
Thrifts, insolvant
2-387
Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education
Foundation
4-169, 4-1080
Base Realignment and Closure Commission
4-515
Base Closure and Realignment Act
2-188
Basel Convention
2-388
Basic research
2-40
Battlefield Protection Program, American
2-89
Benefits, electronic payments
2-305
Bicentennial expenses, The Judiciary
4-26, 4-268
Bicentennial of the United States Constitution, Commission
on the
4-171, 4-1086
Bilateral development assistance
2-195
Bilingual Education and Minority Languages Affairs, Office
of
4-78, 4-570
Biomedical Ethics Advisory Committee
4-22, 4-253
Biomedical Ethics Board
4-22, 4-253

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INDEX
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Biomedical research
2-10
Biotechnology:
Achievements
2-72
Agriculture, food, and animal husbandry
2-73
Environment
2-73
Federal investment
2-74, 2-74
Genetic engineering
....2-72
Human health
2-73
Life-enhancing discoveries
2-72
National Institutes of Health
2-73
New product application fees
3-10
Product development
2-75
Regulatory environment
2-75
Research and development
2-38
Research discoveries
2-75
Research training
2-74
Black lung disability trust fund
4-833
Blind, American Printing House for the
4-573
Blind, books for, Library of Congress
4-241
Blind and Other Severely Handicapped, Committee for Purchase from the
4-171, 4-1087
Blood Institute, National Heart, Lung, and
4-89, 4-640
Boards, see under particular name.
Boating safety
4-902
Bonneville Power Administration
4-85, 4-620
Border inspection system, interagency
2-313
Botanic Garden
4-255
Boulder Canyon project
4-741
Bridges:
Alteration
4-139, 4-552, 4-898
Federal-aid
6-26
Funding, budget authority
2-82
Regulation
4-552
Rehabilitation
2-79, 2-81
Broadcasting, Board for International
4-1080, 4-1213
Broadcasting, Corporation for Public
4-172, 4-1090
Budget:
Adults, spending to benefit
2-23
Allocation by function
6-2
Allocations between agenices
4-221
Allowances
4-196
Alternative presentations
6-1, 6-17
Appropriation reduction
4-1203
Appropriations, supplemental....
4-1199
Appropriations for 1992
4-1221
Arrangement, explanation
4-217
Balanced
2-378, 6-1
Biennial
2-377
California presentation
6-1
Capital and operating
6-1
Capital outlays
6-17
Capital projects fund
6-1
Charts and tables, list of
8-7
Children, spending to benefit
2-23
Collections, offsetting, total, table
3-10
Comparison, California to unified, table
6-1
Comparison, GAO to unified, table
6-1
Comparison of actual and estimated total
Concepts
6-1
Council on Environmental Quality
2-95
Credit programs.,
5-16
Current services
5-15, 5-15, 5-20
Debt and interest
6-1
Defense, national, total, table
2-183
Defense, national
2-181
Deficit, summary of reasons for change
4-210
Deficit, off-budget Federal entities
4-213
Deficit amounts, maximum, differences, table
5-11
Deficit estimates, total, table
5-17
Deficit sequester
5-10
Detailed material, form of
4-218
Differences with published
4-221
Discretionary limits, adjusted
5-7
Discretionary programs
5-16




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Budget—Continued
Discretionary proposals, President's
5-6
Discretionary sequestration report
5-3
Discretionary spending limits, total, table
5-5
Economic assumptions:
Annual
1-32
Budget effects of alternative
1-35
Comparison
1-36
Deficit, adjusted structural
1-36
Deficit, impact of changes
1-36
Deficit, structural vs. cyclical
1-35
Effect on changes
1-37
Inflation and interest rates
1-39
Long-term
1-33
Major indicators
1-32
Outlook under alternative
1-34
Real growth and employment
1-39
Rules of thumb
1-37
Saving, investment, and trade
1-33
Sensitivities and
1-29
Sensitivity
1-37
Short-term indicators
1-31
Enforcement Act preview report
5-3
Enterprise funds
6-1
Estimates, comparison of
5-10
Excise taxes, composition of
7-24
Expired accounts
2-306
Federal debt:
At the end of year
7-71
Statutory limits on
7-74
Subject to statutory limit
7-73
Federal funds
6-1, 6-12
Federal grants, composition of to State and local governments
7-92
Federal programs:
By agency and account
4-15
By function, agency, and account, summery
4-1
By function
4-3
Federal sector expenditures
6-7
GAO preferred presentation
6-1
Glossary of terms
8-1
Gramm-Rudman-Hollings
2-378
Historical tables
7-1
Increases in domestic discretionary programs by
agency
2-365
Index
8-23
International affairs
2-181, 2-193
Introduction to new
1-5
Joint Resolution
2-377
Major reductions in domestic discretionary programs by
agency
2-358
Management investment and savings
2-315
National income and product accounts
6-5, 7-174
Off-budget Federal entities
4
On-budget and off-budget comparison, total, table
4-214
Operating
6-1
Pay-as-you-go sequestration report
5-8
Physical capital outlays
6-18
Physical capital presentation
6-17
Presentation, alternative approaches....
6-1
Presentation, differences among
6-1
Prevention and the next generation
2-21
Process, reforming the
2-377
Programmatic assumptions, total, table
5-19
Reductions in selected Defense discretionary progams
2-356
Rescission authority, enhanced
2-377
Rescission proposals
4-1214
Retirement funds
6-1
Review, not subject to
4-221
Risk management
2-372
Schedules:
Basis for, explanation
4-218
Explanation
4-218
Security, national
2-181

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Budget—Continued
Sequester Cancellation
4-1203
Sequester determination
5-10
Social insurance taxes and contributions, composition
of
7-24
Social security and medicare trust funds
7-165
Sovereign and business-type income
6-1
Sovereign vs. business-type operation and employee retirement
6-1
State GAAP basis
6-1
State-type presentation
6-1
Statements, business-type, explanation
4-219
Summary of terminations, reductions, and increases
2-346
Surplus or deficit by fund group
6-12
Tax expenditures
3-19
Terminations of Defense discretionary programs
2-349
Terminations of domestic discretionary programs
2-353
Terminations of substandard
2-347
Total government expenditures, see Government expenditures.
Total government surpluses or deficits
7-182
Trust funds
6-1, 6-12
Unified
6-1, 6-1
Unobligated balances, current
2-304
User fees and other collections
3-3
User fees and other offsetting collections, total, table
3-11
Veto, line-item
2-378
Budget, Office of Management and
2-304, 2-367, 4-29, 4-277
Budget authority:
Amended and supplemental requests relating to 1991
4-1200
America the Beautiful
2-91
Aviation
:
2-84
By agency, for each appropriation and fund account
4-16
By agency
7-62
By function and program
4-4, 4-4
By function and subfunction
7-53
Coastal America
2-93
Current services
5-18, 5-20
Davis-Bacon reform, total, table
2-319
Defense, national
2-181, 2-190
Drug law enforcement
2-124
Early childhood, spending on
2-3
Education spending on
2-3
Federal land acquisition...
2-89
Health and safety, total, table
2-372
International affairs
,.2-181, 2-193
Legacy 1999
2-92
Major missions and programs
4-4
Management improvements
2-316
National defense
2-58
Off-budget Federal entities
4-213
Relation to outlays
4-205
Sequester calculations
5-8
Sequester determinations
5-7
Statement of amendments to and revisions in for
1991
4-1199
Superfund cleanup
2-96
Total, table, 1990-1994
4-205
Training, spending on
2-3
Transportation infrastructure
2-77
Wetlands
2-94
Budget Committee, House of Representatives
4-229
Budget and Debt Reduction Act, Balanced
6-1
Budget Enforcement Act
2-346, 2-377, 5-1
Budget Message of the President
1-1
Budget Office, Congressional
4-19, 4-231
Budget outlays:
Aid to State and local governments:
By function, agency, and program
7-138
By function and fund group
7-134
Alternative presentations
6-1
As percentages of GNP
7-17
Budget Enforcement Act categories
7-78
By agency, for each appropriation and fund account
4-16




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Budget outlays—Continued
By agency
7-49
By function and subfunction
7-37
By superfunction and function
7-30
Capital, other
6-17
Chronology of increase
4-208
Composition of:
By category
7-66
In current and constant dollars
7-69
Current services
5-18, 5-20
Davis-Bacon reform, total, table
2-319
Defense, national
.2-181, 2-190
Differences, reconciliation.
4-221
Direct spending
5-9
Discretionary, composition of
5-7
Discretionary programs
Federal capital:
Composition of
6-17
Defense and nondefense, detail of, table
6-21
Direct physical
6-17
Grants and direct programs, detail of, table
6-23
National defense
6-17
Nondefense
6-17
Public physical, major
6-17
Federal grants by function
2-164
Federal programs by function
4-3
Grants-in-aid to State and local governments, summary
comparison
7-132
Individuals:
By category and major program
7-112
Function composition
7-107
Summary comparison
7-105
International affairs
2-181, 2-193
Major causes of increase
4-208
Major missions and functions
4-4
Major public physical capital investment:
In constant dollars
7-92
In current and constant dollars
7-87
In percentage terms
7-88
Management improvements
2-316
Mandatory and related programs
7-79
National defense, for major public direct physical capital
investment
7-89
Nondefense, for major public direct physical capital investment
7-90
Off-budget Federal entities
4-213
On-budget by fund group
7-18
On-budget and off-budget by fund group
6-12
Percentage distribution
7-51
Physical capital:
Assets, estimates of depreciation
6-19
Current services, total, tables
6-25
Definitions
6-24
Net, table
6-20
Nondefense, net of depreciation
6-19
Public civilian needs assessment
,6-24
Sources of error
6-19
Supplemental information
6-24
Physical capital, other
6-18
Receipts, difference between
3-3
Relation to budget authority
4-205
Research and development:
Composition
7-101
Summary
7-100
Sequester calculations
5-8, 5-10
Sequester determinations
5-7
Summary
7-13
Summary of:
7-17
As percentages of GNP
7-17
In constant dollars
7-17
In current dollars
.3-3
Surplus or deficit
3-21
Tax expenditures as substitutes
6-12
Trust funds, balances of

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INDEX
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Budget receipts:
Administrative action, effect of
3-10
Alternative presentations
6-1
As percentages of GNP
7-15, 7-17
By source, total, table
3-3, 3-10
By source
7-20
Changes, components of, table
3-3
Changes in, total, table
3-4
Composition
3-4
Current services
5-17
Deficit impact of direct spending
5-9
Differences, reconciliation
4-221
Earned Income tax credit
3-4
Economic differences
4-207
Employment tax
3-7
Excise tax
3-5
Extend expiring tax
3-6
Federal sector
6-6
Governmental
3-3
Growth
3-3
Individual income tax
3-4
Insurance company
3-6
IRS initiatives
3-7
Legislation, enacted
3-4
Legislation enacted, effect of major, table
3-8
Legislation proposed, effect of
3-10
Miscellaneous
3-7
National income and product accounts
6-7
Off-budget
3-3
Off-budget Federal entities
4-213
On-budget
3-3
On-budget by fund group
7-18
On-budget and off-budget by fund group
6-12
Other, composition of
7-29
Outlays, difference between
3-3
Percentage of composition by source
7-22
Percentage distribution
7-64
Policy differences
Proposals
3-7
Summary
7-13
Summary of:
As percentages of GNP
7-17
In constant dollars
7-17
In current dollars
7-17
Surplus or deficit
3-3
Tax incentive
3-6
Technical reestimates...
4-208
Total government in absolute amounts and as percentages
of GNP
7-182
Trust funds, balances of
6-12
Budget reconciliation Act, Omnibus
3-4
Building fund, Federal
4-158, 4-1017
Building Sciences, National Institute of.
4-186, 4-1145
Building Service, Public
4-1017
Buildings, construction of, see Construction.
Buildings, grounds, and sites:
Agriculture, Department of
4-330, 4-336
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
4-410
Capitol
4-232
Environmental Protection Agency
4-1010
Executive Residence at The White House
4-271
Federal Prison System
4-814
Food and Drug Administration
4-630
General Services Administration
4-1017
Library of Congress
4-238
National Gallery of Art
4-1183
National Institutes of Health
4-651
Residence of the Vice President, official
4-27
Residence of the Vice President, Official
4-272
Smithsonian Institution
4-1181
State, Department of
2-197, 4-129, 4-847
Supreme Court
4-24, 4-261
Business development revolving fund
4-1062
Business loan and investment financing accounts
4-1059




Business loan and investment fund
Business loans program account
Business-type budget statements, explanation
Buying power maintenance, Commerce Department
Buying power maintenance, State Department

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4-164, 4-1057
4-1057
4-219
4-455
4-850

C
Cabinet Affairs, Office of
4-275
Canada-United States, international commissions
4-856
Canal Zone biological area fund
4-1184
Cancer Institute, National
4-89, 4-640
Capital subscirptions, limitation on callable
4-290, 4-292, 4-293
Capitol, Architect of the
4-19, 4-232
Capitol buildings and grounds
4-232
Capitol complex security
4-233
Capitol Police Board
4-230
Capitol Power Plant
4-235
Capitol Preservation Commission, U.S
4-23, 4-256
Cash management
2-303, 2-305, 2-317, 2-390
Cemeterial expenses, Army
4-74, 4-547
Cemeterial operations, Veterans Affairs
4-1000
Cemeteries, foreign
4-1075
Cemetery System, National
4-1000
Census, Bureau of the
4-55, 4-450, 6-19
Censuses:
Agriculture
4-451
Decennial
2-379, 4-452
Economic
4-451
Governments
4-451
Periodic
4-451
Centers for Disease Control
4-88, 4-639
Central America, promotion of security and stability
4-321
Central America, special assistance for
4-36, 4-320
Central Intelligence Agency
4-169, 4-1081
Check forgery insurance fund
4-933
Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board
4-169, 4-1081
Chemical weapons
2-186, 2-386
Child Health and Human Development, National Institute
on
2-10, 4-91, 4-644
Children:
Accidents and injuries research
2-10
Aid to families with dependent
4-667, 4-668
At-risk
2-10, 2-12, 4-1071
Benefits, Federal spending
2-23
Child care:
Block grant program
2-3, 2-10
Block grants
2-109
Earned income
2-10
Earned income tax credit
2-385
Parent choice
2-112
Parents choice
2-109, 2-385, 2-385
Service to low-income families
2-112, 2-385
Crimes against
4-818
Developing countries survival fund
4-296
Disease research
2-10
Displaced, assistance to
4-296
Drug abuse prevention
4-1071
Education, parents choice
2-112
Education
2-33
Education to those with disabilities
2-10, 4-571
Even Start
2-20
Food program, supplemental
4-424
Gifted and talented, education
4-590
Handicapped infants and families
2-10
Head Start
2-3, 2-10, 2-32
Health, international
2-196
Health
2-33
Health insurance
2-386
Highlights of spending
2-3
Immunizations
2-4, 2-25, 2-374
Literacy education
4-1071
Medicaid to low-income
2-382
Milk program, special
4-422
Missing
4-818

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Children—Continued
Nutrition
2-33
Nutrition payments to States
4-424
Readiness to start school
2-10
Social services
.
2-33
Support, payment to States from receipts for
4-99, 4-669
Support, payments to State from receipts for
2-383
Support enforcement program
4-665
Tax credit for care
2-10, 2-33, 2-385
Children, National Commission on
,
4-22, 4-251
Christopher Columbus Quincentenary Jubilee Commission
4-169,
4-1082
Citizens' Commission on Public Service and Compensation
4-1086
Civil defense
4-1110
Civil liberties public educatioh fund
4-803
Civil Rights, Commission on
4-170, 4-1085
Civil Rights, Office for
4-81, 4-101, 4-592, 4-672
Civil rights criminal cases
2-385
Civil service, see Federal employees.
Civil Service retirement and disability fund
4-163, 4-1046, 4-1047
Civil War Battlefields
2-89
Civil works, see Defense, Department of—Civil.
Civilian personnel, see Federal employees.
Claims:
Against the U.S. Treasury
4-931
Defense, Department of
4-63, 4-492
Indian
4-773
Micronesian claims
4-782
Soldiers' and Airmen's Home
4-560
Claims Settlement Commission, Foreign
4-799
Clean Air Act
2-94, 2-303, 2-388
Clean Water Act
2-93, 6-27
Climate Change, Intergovernmental Panel on
2-389
Climate change global
4-599
Clinical laboratory improvement
.
2-375
Coal miners, disabled
4-664
Coal technology, clean
4-83
Coal technology demonstration program, clean
4-932
Coast Guard, United States
2-93, 4-138, 4-896
Coastal America program
2-93
Coastal emergencies
4-74, 4-553
Coastal energy impact fund
4-463
Coastal Engineering Research Board
4-554
Coastal Guard, United States
4-1213
Coastal and ocean environment
2-380
Coastal Wetlands, Protection and Restoration Act
4-758
Coastal zone management fund
4-462
Coinage profit fund
4-944
4-943
Coins, manufacture of domestic
Coins, protection of monetary metals and
4-943
Collections, see particular kind.
College Construction Loan Insurance Association
4-1225
College housing grants
4-692
Color additives application fees
3-10
Colorado River Basin development fund, lower
4-743
Colorado River Basin fund, upper
4-744
Colorado river basin power marketing fund
4-85
4-743
Colorado River Basin project
Colorado River Basin salinity control program
4-353
Colorado River Basins power marketing fund
4-623
Colorado River Dam fund, Boulder Canyon project
4-741
Colorado River development fund
4-744
Colorado River storage project, Upper
4-744
Columbus Quincentennial Exposition in Spain
4-1190
Columbus' Voyage to America
2-105
Commerce, Department of
2-99, 2-379, 2-383, 4-53, 4-445
Commerce Commission, Interstate
4-181, 4-797, 4-1127
Commerce and industry, promotion of
4-55
Commercial products and technical data initiatives
2-314
Commercial Space Transportation, Office of
4-915
Commissioners, fees of
....4^25, 4-265, 4-1202
Commissions and committees, see under specific title.
Commodity agreements, international
4-317




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Commodity Credit Corporation
4-43, 4-347, 4-360, 4-1204
Commodity futures and option constract fee
3-11
Commodity Futures Trading Commission
4-171, 4-1087
Communication Disorders, National Institute of Deafness and
Other
4-647
Communication license and service fee
3-11
Communications Commission, Federal
4-175, 4-1103
Communications research
2-384
Communications Satellite Corporation (COMSAT)
4-470
Communications Satellite System MILSTAR
4-509
Communications Security Plan, U.S
4-1027
Communications System, National
4-1026
Communicative Disorders, National Institute on Deafness
and
4-92
Community programs:
Block grants
4-668
Choice, and opportunity
2-109
Credit union development loan fund
4-1142
Development grants
4-709, 6-18
Disposal operations fund
4-702
Drug-free
2-11, 4-568
Employment for older Americans
4-823
Enterprise zones
2-119
Highlights
2-109
Highway safety
4-876
Planning and development
4-106, 4-709, 4-1208
Vocational education
4—575
Community Relations Service
4-802
Community Service, Commission on National and
4-171, 4-1085
Community Services Administration
4-172, 4-1089
Competitiveness Policy Council
4-172, 4-1089
Comptroller of the Currency, Office of the
4-150, 4-954
Computer sciences and technology
4-468
Computer security oversight
2-311
Computers, high performance
2-384
Conciliation Service, Federal Mediation and
4-178, 4-1119
Congress, Library of
4-20, 4-238
Congress of the United States
4-17, 4-227
Congressional Award Board
4-22
Congressional Budget Office
4-19, 4-231
Congressional printing and binding
4-244
Congressional Research Service
4-20, 4-240
Conservation:
African Elephant
4-754, 4-759
Agricultural
4-353
Birds, migratory
4-755, 4-755
Conservation of farms and rangelands
4-354
Endangered or threatened species
4-759
Energy
4-83
Farms and rangelands, emergency program for
4-354
Fish and wildlife
4-77, 4-562
Great Plains program
4-406
Land, National parks system
4-764
Military reservations
4-77, 4-562
Resource
4-407
Soil and water
4-335, 4-764
Water bank program
4-353
Wetlands
4-755
Conservation Service, Agricultural Stabilization and
4-351, 4-1204
Constitution, Commission on the Bicentennial of the United
States
4-171, 4-1086
Constitution amendment for budget process
2-378
Construction grants:
Environmental Protection Agency
4-157
Land improvement
6-18
Veterans Affairs, Department of
4-1003
Wastewater treatment facilities
4-1010
Construction programs:
Agricultural Research Service
4-336
Coast Guard
4-897
College and University facilities
4-1225
Commerce, Department of
4-471
Defense, Department of—Civil
4-549
Defense, Department of—Military
4-67, 4-513, 4-539

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INDEX
Page

Construction programs—Continued
Defense family housing
4-523, 6-17
Education, Department of
4-568
Energy, Department of
4-595, 6-18
Federal Prison System
4-814
Federal Railroad Administration
4-882
Fish and Wildlife Service
4-753
General Services Administration
4-1017
Indian Affairs, Bureau of
4-771
Interior, Department of the
4-725, 4-784, 6-18
Judiciary, The
4-267
Military bases
6-17
Mint, United States
4-944
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
4-161, 4-1038
National Institutes of Health
4-651
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
4-459
National Park Service
4-761
National Science Foundation
4-1150
Postal Service
6-18
Power Marketing Administrations
6-18
Reclamation, Bureau of
4-737
Smithsonian Institute
4-1181
State, Department of
2-197
Tennessee Valley Authority
6-18
Transportation, Department of
4-869
United States Information Agency
4-1190
Veterans Affairs, Department of
4-155, 6-18
Construction projects:
American embassy in Moscow
2-197
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
4-410
Arlington National Cemetery
4-547
Corps of Engineers—Civil
4-74, 6-18
Federal Law Enforcement Training Center
4-929
Forest Service
4-428
House office building
4-234
International commissions
4-131, 4-855
Judicial office building
4-237
National Zoological Park
4-1181
New Production Reactor
4-596
Opportunities to learn skills
2-121
Saint Elizabeths Hospital
4-653
Senate office building
4-234
Smithsoian Institute
4-1182
Space Station Freedom
2-70
Veterans Affairs, Department of
4-1001, 6-18
Western Area Power Administration
4-618
Consular Service, State Department, Diplomatic and
4-130, 4-849
Consultants, conflict of interests
2-314
Consumer Affairs, Office of
4-101, 4-673
Consumer Information Center
4-160, 4-1032
Consumer Price Index
1-31, 4-838
Consumer Product Safety Commission
4-172, 4-1089
Consumer protection
4-1122
Contadora Agreement
4-321
Contract Appeals, Board of
4-1030
Contract services program, General Services Administration
4-1027
Contracts, electronic payments
2-305
Cooperation in Europe, Commission on Security and
4-22
Cooperative Service, Agricultural
4^51, 4-426
Cooperative State Research Service
4-39, 4-337
Copyright Office, Library of Congress
4-20, 4-239
Copyright owners, payments to
4-243
Copyright Royalty Tribunal
4-22, 4-251
Corporate Information Management (CIM) Program,
Defense
2-313
Corporations, Government-owned, see under particular name.
Corps of Engineers
2-93, 3-11
Corps of Engineers—Civil
4-74, 4-547
Corrections, National Institute of
4-123, 4-813
Cost accounting standards
2-314
Council of Economic Advisers
4-28, 4-273
Council on Environmental Quality
2-95, 4-28, 4-274
Counsel, Office of Special
4-188, 4-1159




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Court security, The Judiciary
4-25, 4-266, 4-1202
Courts, see under specific title.
Credit, see also under Federal credit.
Credit Administration, Farm
4-174, 4-221, 4-1101
Credit and debt collection policy
2-303
Credit management
2-303, 2-304, 2-317, 2-390
Credit Policy Working Group, Federal
2-305
Credit programs, see under particular name.
Credit Reform Act
5-16
Credit schedules, Federal, explanation
4-220
Credit System Assistance Board, Farm
4-174, 4-1102
Credit System Financial Assistance Corporation, Farm
4-1102
Credit System Insurance Corporation, Farm
4-174, 4-1102
Credit Union Administration, National
4-184, 4-1140
Credit Union Central Liquidity Facility, National
4-1142
Crime:
Against children
4-818
Aliens, criminal
2-385
Assets forfeiture fund
4-803
Civil rights
2-385
Control programs
4-818
Deterrance
2-385
Drug trafficking
2-385
Ethnic, organized
2-385
Fair housing violations
2-385
Fighting
2-131
Financial enforcement network
4-925
Fraud facilitators
2-385
Illegal immigration
2-385
Narcotics violators
2-385
Organized, drug enforcement
4-804
Organized
2-385
Smugglers, domestic and international
2-385
Strengthening criminal statutes
2-132
Victims fund
4-818
Violent
2-385, 4-1210
Crime Information Center, National
4-807
Critical Materials Council, National
4-29, 4-276
Crop Insurance Corporation, Federal
4-43, 4-357
Cuba, radio broadcasting to
2-198, 4-1194
Cultural exchange programs, educational and
4-1191
Cultural heritage
2-104
Cultural and Trade Center Commission, International
4-1126
Current services estimates
5-13
Customs:
Air interdiction
4-938
Forfeiture fund
4-939
Import user fee
4-937
Services at small airports
4-940
Customs Service, United States
2-313, 4-147, 4-937
D
Dam safety improvements
2-91
Data Processing Centers, Federal
4-1027
Davis-Bacon reform savings
2-319
Day care assistance grants
4-668
Deaf, Commission on Education of the
4-170, 4-1085
Deaf, National Technical Institute for the
4-573
Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, National Institute of
4-92, 4-647
Death, see under Prevention.
Debt:
Federal Government financing and
2-287
Accounting for Federal
2-283
Agency
2-289
Borrowing and government deficits
2-286
Business
2-391
Collection
2-303, 2-305, 2-309, 2-391, 2-391
Definition, subject to limit
2-293
Delinquent, growth, total, table, 1989-90
2-319
Developing countries
2-387
Federal
2-303, 2-305
Foreign holdings
2-297
Gross Federal
2-285

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Debt—Continued
Held by foreign residents
Held by Government accounts
Held by the public
Internal Revenue Service
Limitations on
Measurement of borrowing and
Methods of changing limit
National, held by the public
Recent changes in limit
Subject to statutory limit
Trends
Debt, public, see Public debt. See also under Budget.
Deepwater port liability fund
Defender services, The Judiciary
Defense, Department of—Civil:
Army:
Cemeterial expenses
Civil functions
Corps of Engineers—Civil
Conservation, military reservations
Military personnel:
Education benefits
Retirement fund
See also flood control.
See also rivers and harbors.
Defense, Department of—Military:
Arms control
Base closures
Base rights in Portugal and Greece
Civilian personnel
Contracted advisory and assistance services
Corporate Information Management (CIM) Program
Environmental restoration
Family housing:
Air Force
Army
Construction programs
Defense agencies
Homeowner's assistance fund
Marine Corps
Navy
Industrial funds:
Air Force
Army
Defense agencies
Marine Corps
Navy
Information systems
Management funds:
ADP equipment
Air Force
Army conventional ammunition
Navy
Management by objectives
Medical services
Military construction:
Air Force
Air Force reserve
Air National Guard
Army
Army National Guard
Army reserve
Base realignment and closure
Defense agencies
Foreign currecy program
General provisions
NATO infrastructure
Naval reserve
Navy
Military force deployment
Military personnel:
Air Force
Air Force National Guard




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2-296
2-289, 2-291
2-284
2-309
2-293
2-286
2-294
2-378
2-294
2-295
2-284
4-139, 4-901
4-25, 4-263
4-74, 4-547
4-74, 4-547
4-74, 4-547
4-562
4-76, 4-559
4-75, 4-558

2-186
2-188
2-193
2-188
2-307
2-313
2-98, 2-374
4-69, 4-525
4-69, 4-523
4-523
4-69, 4-526
4-69, 4-527
4-69, 4-524
4-69, 4-524
4-71,
4-71,
4-72,
4-71,
4-71,

4-534
4-532
4-534
4-533
4-533
2-307

4-536
2-303, 4-537
4-72, 4-537
4-72, 4-536
2-380
2-380
4-68, 4-517
4-68, 4-522
4-68, 4-520
4-67, 4-515
4-68, 4-520
4—68, 4—521
4-69, 4-522
4-68, 4-518
4-69, 4-523
4-540
4-68, 4-519
4-68, 4-521
4-67, 4-516
2-182
4-60, 4-477
4-61, 4-481

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Defense, Department of—Military—Continued
Military personnel—Continued
Air Force reserve
4-60, 4-480
Army
4-59, 4-475
Army National Guard
4-61, 4-481
4-60, 4-478
Army reserve
Marine Corps
4-60, 4-476
Marine Corps reserve
4-60, 4-479
Navy
4-60, 4-476
Navy reserve
4-60, 4-479
Reserve Officers Training Corps
4-478
Operation and maintenance:
Air Force
4-62, 4-484
Air Force reserve
4-62, 4-489
Air National Guard
4-63, 4-490
Army
4-61, 4-482
Army National Guard
4-63, 4-490
Army reserve
4-62, 4-487
Claims
4-63, 4-492
Corporate information management initiative
4-494
Defense agencies
4-62, 4-485
Desert Shield
4-62, 4-487
Drug interdiction and counter-drug activities
4-63, 4-492
Environmental restoration
4-63, 4-493
Foreign currency program
4-63, 4-493
Goodwill games
4-63, 4-492
Humanitarian assistance
4-63, 4-493
Inspector general
4-62, 4-487
Marine Corps
4-61, 4-484
Marine Corps reserve
4-62, 4-489
Military Appeals, Court of
4-63, 4-492
National Board for Promotion of Rifle Practice
4-63, 4-491
Navy
4-61, 4-483
Navy reserve
4-62, 4-488
Rocky Mountain Arsenal, restoration of
4-63, 4-494
Summer Olympics
4-63, 4-493
Tenth International Pan American games
4-63, 4-493
Procurement:
Acquisition initiative
4-494
Air Force
4-65, 4-504
Aircraft
4-63, 4-64, 4-65, 4-66, 4-495, 4-499, 4-504, 4-509
Ammunition
4-64, 4-497
Army
4-63, 4-66, 4-495, 4-509
Chemical agents and munitions destruction
4-66, 4-508
Coastal defense augmentation
4-65, 4-503
Defense agencies
4-66, 4-506
Defense Production Act purchases
4-66, 4-508
Marine Corps
4-65, 4-503
Missiles
4-64, 4-65, 4-65, 4-66, 4-495, 4-505, 4-505, 4-509
National Guard and Reserve equipment
4-66, 4-507
Navy
4-64, 4-66, 4-499, 4-509
Shipbuilding and conversion
4-65, 4-501
Special operations forces fund
4-508
Vehicles, tracked combat
4-64, 4-496
Weapons
4-64, 4-65, 4-496, 4-500
Rescission proposals
4-1214
Research, development, test, and evaluation:
Air Force
4-67, 4-511
Army
4-66, 4-509
Defense agencies
4-67, 4-512
Navy
4-66, 4-510
Revolving and management funds:
Laundry service, Naval Academy
4-70, 4-529
National Defense stockpile
4-70, 4-528
Pentagon reservation maintenance
Production guarantees
4-528
William Langer Jewel Bearing Plant
4-70, 4-528
Special foreign currency program
4-70, 4-527
Stock funds:
Air Force
4-71, 4-531
Army
4-70, 4-529
Defense agencies
4-71, 4—531
Navy
4-71, 4-530
Trust funds:
Air Force
4-72, 4-538

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INDEX
Defense, Department of—Military—Continued
Trust funds—Continued
Army
4-72, 4-537
Commissory stores, surcharge collections
4-72, 4-538
Navy
4-72, 4-538
Defense, national:
Active and reserve military personnel and force
2-185
Arms control
2-380
Arms control implementation
2-186
Atomic energy activities
2-189
Atomic energy defense activities
2-183
Base closures
2-188
Budget, total, table
2-183
Budget authority and outlays, total, table
2-181, 2-183, 2-190
Business operations fund
2-188
By function, total, table
2-183
By function and program, total, table
2-190, 2-190
Civilian personnel
2-188
Construction of military bases
6-17, 6-17
Construction of military family housing.
6-17
Conventional forces in Europe
2-186
Conventional systems
2-187
Defense, Department of—Military
2-183
Defense-related activities
2-183, 2-189
Direct physical capital
6-17
Discretionary spending limits
5-5
Foreign intelligence
2-188
Funding summary, total, table
2-181
General purpose forces
2-186
Global protection against limited strikes
2-186
Investment
2-186
Management report
2-187
Military force
2-380
Military functions
2-183
Military personnel
2-186
Nuclear Force, intermediate-range
2-186
Nuclear testing treaties
2-186
Operations
2-185
Priorities
.
2-185
Procurement of weapons and equipment
6-17
Projections, 5-year
2-189
Research and development
6-18
Strategic arms reduction
2-186
Strategic defense
2-186
Strategic forces
2-185, 2-185
Strategic retaliatory systems
2-186
Technology base
2-187, 2-380
Threats, adapt conventional forces to
2-186
Defense acquisition fund, special
4-319
Defense Initiative, Air
4-509
Defense Initiative, Strategic
4-509
Defense management
2-187, 2-380
Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board
4-172, 4-1092
Delaware River Basin Commission
4-173, 4-1092
Dental Research, National Institute of
4-89, 4-641
Desert Shield
2-181, 2-188, 2-190, 2-193, 4-3, 4-62, 4-196, 4-487
Desert Storm
2-181, 2-188
Development assistance, economic
4-55
Development assistance, international
4-32
Development loans for developing countries
4-303
Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, National Institute of
4-89, 4-642
Diplomatic and Consular Service, State Department
4-130, 4-849
Diplomatic security overseas
2-197
Diplomatic Security's Standards Review Committee
2-386
Direct loans:
Small business
4-1061
Status of, explanation
4-220
Transactions of the Federal Government
2-250
Direct loans
2-391
Disabilities Act, Americans with
4-1078
Disability, National Council on
4-184, 4-1139
Disability funds:
Central Intelligence Agency
4-1081


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Disability funds—Continued
Civil Service
4-163, 4-1045, 4-1048
Foreign Service
4-33, 4-302
Disability insurance, Federal
4-102, 4-213, 4-679
Disability and Rehabilitation Research, National Institute
on
4-573
Disarmament Agency, Arms Control and
2-197
Disasters:
Assistance, international
4-33, 4-300
Direct loan assistance
4-1108
Emergency assistance
4-1108
Loan fund
4-1058
Loan program account
4-1058
Manmade
2-194
National signifiance, natural
4-283
Natural
2-194, 4-1059
Oil spill, Prince William Sound Alaska
4-784
Disease Control, Centers for
4-88, 4-639
Diseases:
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)
4-250, 4-295,
4-655
Animals
4-335, 4-338, 4-409
Chronic
4-639
Control and prevention
4-639
Epidemic services
4-639
Human immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
4-639
Immunizations
2-4, 4-639
Infectious
4-639
Occuaptional health and safety
4-639
Pediatric AIDS
2-10
Plants
4-335, 4-409
Prevention, see under Prevention.
Sexually transmitted
4-639
Sudden infant death syndrome
2-10
District of Columbia:
Budget and financial priorities
4-1094
Children National Medical Center
4-1095
Criminal justice iniative
4-1094
Drug emergency
4-1094
Education, Board of
4-1094
Federal payment to
4-173, 4-1093
Fire Department
4-1094
General Hospital
4-1094
Human Services Department
4-1094
Legal activities, Justice Department
4-1210
Loans for capital outlay
4-1094
Mental Health, Institute for
4-1094
Rapid transit system
4-1197
Retirement funds
4-1094
Saint Elizabeths Hospital
4-1094
Supreme Court
4-1094
Water and sewer services
4-1094
District Courts
4-25, 4-263, 4-1202
Domestic agricultural markets
2-379
Domestic assistance program, Federal
.....4-1026
Domestic Policy Council
4-275
Drug Abuse, Mental Health, and Alcohol Administration
4-94,
4-652
Drug abuse and control
2-391, 4-568, 4-807, 4-818, 4-1071
Drug Abuse Warning Network
2-391
Drug Administration, Food and
3-10, 4-86, 4-629
Drug Advisory Council, Presidential
4-280
Drug Control Policy, Office of National
4-29, 4-279
Drug Control Strategy, National
2-132, 2-391, 4-279
Drug enforcement, organized crime
4-804
Drug Enforcement Administration
2-385, 2-391, 4-807
4-30, 4-282
Drug Free America, White House Conference for a
Drug interdiction
4-896
Drug Payment Review Commission, Prescription
4-22, 4-253
Drug-free schools and communities
2-11, 4-568
Drugs:
Attacking the market
2-124
Availability and production, reduce
2-391
Cocaine
2-391

Part Eight-34
Drugs—Continued
Cocaine related emergencies
Cocaine use
Control
Customs air interdiction program
Demand reduction
Document of Cartagena
Ending the scourge of
Expanding and targeting prevention
Federal drug prevention spending
Federal spending to fight war on drugs
Generic
High school senior survey
Household survey
Illicit worldwide production
Improve and expand treatment
Interdiction at borders
Interdiction and counter-drug activities
International interdiction
Law enforcement spending
Marijuana use by high school students
Medical emergencies
Organized crime
Prevention and treatment
Student attitudes toward use
Supply reduction
Trafficking, disruption from Andean countries
Use, current and frequent
War on
Dwight David Eisenhower Centennial Commission

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2-127
2-125
2-391
4-938
2-391
2-391
2-123
2-126
2-127
2-123
3-10
2-391
2-391
2-391
2-129
2-391
4-492
2-391
2-124
2-128
2-391
2-385, 4-804
2-391
2-391
2-391
2-193
2-391
2-189, 2-193
4-23, 4-255

E
Earth, mission to Planet
2-390
Earth and Environmental Science, Committee on
2-390
Earth Observing System
2-68, 2-390
Earth Probe
2-68
Earth Probe satellite missions
2-390
Earthquake, Loma Prieta
4-283
Earthquake and other hazards
4-1110
East-West Center
4-1194
Economic Advisers, Council of
1-31, 4-28, 4-273
Economic assistance loans
4-308
Economic assumptions:
Annual
1-32
Budget effects of alternative
1-35
Budget outlook under alternative
1-34
Comparisons
1-36
Current services estimates
5-16
Deficit, adjusted structural
1-35
Deficit, impact of changes
1-36
Deficit, structural vs. cyclical
1-35
Effects of changes
1-37
Inflation and interest rates
1-39
Long-term
1-33
Major indicators
1-32
Real growth and employment
1-39
Rules of thumb
1-37
Sensitivity of the budget
1-37
Summary, table
5-16
Economic Commission, National
4-185, 4-1143
Economic Development Administration
4-54, 4-447
Economic development assistance program
4-448, 6-19
Economic growth
1-31, 2-193, 3-4, 4-838, 5-16
Economic impact of Persian Gulf crisis
2-386
Economic indicators:
Short-term prospects
1-31
Economic indicators
2-305
Economic opportunity, increasing choice and flexibility
2-111
Economic Policy Council
4-275
Economic Regulatory Administration
4-609
Economic Research Service, Agriculture Department
4-40, 4-342
Economic and statistical analysis, Commerce Department
4-55,
4-452
Economic statistics, Presidential initiative
2-319




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Economic support fund
4-31, 4-285
Economic trends, analysis of
4-452
Education:
Academic achievement
2-4
Academic achievement awards
2-17, 4-568
Academic facilities
4-585
Academic fitness awards
4-577
Academic and visitor exchange
4-1192
Accountability
2-11
Achievement awards
2-11
Adult
2-20, 2-390, 4-79, 4-576, 6-18
AIDS
4-655
Arts
4-568
Assessment
4-590
Bilingual and minority
4-570, 4-575
Black colleges and universities, endowment grants
2-11, 4-584
Blind
4-573
Block grants
2-11, 2-113
Blue ribbon schools
4-590
Budget highlights
2-8
Budget policies
2-8
Certificate program support fund
2-11
Chicago litigation settlement
4-78
Child care:
Earned income tax credit
2-109
Parents choice
2-109
Children
2-10, 2-11, 4-1071
Children with disabilities
4-571
Choice
2-4, 2-11, 2-112, 2-149
Christa McAuliffe fellowship program
4-568
College housing loans
4-586
College student assistance
6-19
Compensatory, for disadvantaged
2-11, 4-78
Congress-Bundestag exchange program
4-1192
Construction
4-567
Correctional personnel
4-813
Deaf
4-573
Desegreation of public schools
4-568
Developing countries
4-296
Disadvantaged, grants for:
Children from low-income families
4-566
Children in non-public schools
4-568
Even start
4-568
Local educational agencies
4—565
Migrant education programs
4-568
Rural technical assistance centers
4-568
State agency programs
4-568
States and local governments
6-18
Disadvantaged, special programs
4-585
Disadvantaged
2-120
Disaster assistance
4-567
Discretionary grants
4-590
Dropout demonstration projects
2-12
Dropout prevention demonstrations
4-568
Drug-free schools and communities
4-568
Dwight D. Eisenhower grants
4-568, 4-590
Education to those with disabilities
2-11
Elementary and secondary
2-4, 2-10, 4-78
Emergency grants for drug abuse
4-568
Engineers and scientists
2-384
English literacy grants
4-576
English literacy training
4-576
Environmental
2-95, 2-97
Excellence
2-4, 2-11, 2-390, 4-568
Facilities loans
4-585
Federal capital outlays
6-18
Federal civilian personnel
6-19
Federal credit
2-234
Federal impacted areas
4-568
Federal spending
2-5
Federally impacted areas
4-78
Grants, Agriculture Department
4r-338
Guaranteed loans, student
2-4, 2-18
Head Start
2-3, 2-10, 4-670

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INDEX
Page

Education—Continued
Health manpower, Veterans Affairs
4-993, 4-996
Health professions
4-633
Higher
4-338, 4-583
Highlights of spending
2-3
Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowships
4-1192
Immigrant and refugee
4-570
Impact aid
4-568
Improvement and reform of schools and teaching
(FIRST)
4-590
Incentive grants
2-11
Income contingent loans
4-577
Indians
4-78, 4-569, 4-569, 4-575, 4-770, 4-770
Innovation
4-590
Institutes of higher
4-568
Institutional aid
4-584
International
4-584
Jacob K. Javits gifted and talented students
4-590
Job-related skills
2-11
Languages, bilingual and minority
4-78
Leadership in educational administration (LEAD)
4-590
Legal Training
4-585
Libraries
4-590
Literacy
2-390
Literacy training
2-20
Low-income families with children
2-111
Magnet schools of excellence
2-114, 4-568
Mathematics and science
2-4, 2-12, 2-75, 2-384, 4-568, 4-590
Merchant Marine
4-905
Military, international
4-287
Military
2-193
Military personnel
4-76, 4-559, 6-19
Mine workers
4-837
National diffusion network
4-590
National goals
2-7
National programs
4-568
Overseas activities
4-593
Partnerships
4-590
Paul Douglas teacher scholarships
4-585
Pell grants
2-4, 2-16, 2-140, 4-577
Perkins loans
4-577
Postsecondary
2-16, 4-576
Program development
4-585
Reform
2-3, 2-8
Research
2-8, 4-589
Robert A. Taft Institute of Government
4-584
Robert C. Byrd honors scholarships
4-585
Scholars
4-577
School improvement programs
4-568
Science, space, and technology
4-1040
Science and engineering
2-12, 4-1151
Soviet-East European research and training
4-860
Star schools
4-590
State block grants
4-568
State of, today
2-4
Statistics
2-8, 2-12, 4-590
Student
4-578
Student assessment
2-12
Student financial assistance
4-576, 6-18
Student loans
2-4, 2-18, 2-303, 2-383, 4-577, 4-1223, 6-19
Student support services
2-17
Supplemental opportunity grants
4-577
Teacher reward for excellence
2-11
Teacher training
2-11, 2-11
Teacher training and improvement
4-568, 4-568
Tech-prep
4-575
Territorial teacher training
4^590
Training and advisory services
4-568
Veterans
4-964, 4-986, 4-993, 6-19
Virgin Islands
4-568
Vocational
2-11, 2-120, 4-575, 6-18
Vocational rehabilitation
4-572
Woman's equity
4-568
Work-study grants
4-577




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Education—Continued
Workplace literacy partnerships
4-576
Youth
2-12
Education, Department of
2-8, 2-307, 2-383, 4-78, 4-565, 4-1223
Education, National Commission on Migrant
4-183
Education, National Commission on Responsibilities for Financing Postsecondary
4-184, 4-1138
Education, Office of Postsecondary
4-576
Education of the Deaf, Commission on
4-1085
Education Excellence Act
2-4, 2-390
Education Foundation, Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in
4-1080
Education and Minority Languages Affairs, Office of Bilingual
!
4-570
Education Policy Advisory Committee, President's
4-275
Education and Rehabilitative Services, Office of Special
4-570
Education Summit with Governors, President's
2-7
Educational and cultural exchange programs
4-1191
Educational Excellence Act
2-11
Educational experimentation at State and local level
2-149
Educational Progress, National Assessment of....
2-12
Educational Research and Improvement, Office of
4-80, 4-589
Elderly, see aged.
Election Commission, Federal
4-175, 4-925, 4-1107
Electrification Administration, Rural
4-44
Elementary and Secondary Education, Office of
4-78
Elementary and Secondary Eduction, Office of
4-565
Embassy security
2-386
Emergency food and shelter program
4-1111
Emergency funds:
Diplomatic and Consular Service
4-130, 4-849
Drug law enforcement
4-792
Food assistance program
4-425
Immigration
4-810
National Transportation Safety Board
4-1153
Oil spill, Prince William Sound, Alaska
4-784
Public Health Service
4-655
Reclamation, Bureau of
4-740
Refugee and migration assistance
4-132, 4-858
Shelter grants program
4-711
Emergency Management Agency, Federal
4-176, 4-1027, 4-1108
Emergency planning and assistance
4-1110
Emergency preparedness:
Federal Emergency Management Agency
2-189
Maritime Ready Reserve force
2-189
Selective Service System
2-189
Emergency preparedness, energy
4-609
Emergency preparedness, Maritime Administration
4-906
Emergency preparedness, National
4-552
Emergency preparedness plans, nuclear power plants
3-11
Emergency refugee and migration assistance fund
4-858
Employment, Executive Branch:
Civilian
4-1
Compensation and benefits
4-2
End-of-year levels
4-2
Full-time equivalent of total
4-1
Population comparisons
4-3
Significant changes in full-time equivalent
4-1
Employment for older Americans, community service
4—823
Employment opportunity, equal
4-832
Employment Opportunity Commission, Equal
4-173, 4-1095
Employment security
4-822
Employment Service, United States
2-121
Employment services
4-125, 4-826
Employment Standards Administration
4-127, 4-831
Employment and Training Administration
4-124, 4-821, 4-1212
Energy:
Activities, atomic
2-189, 4-82, 4-1206
Assistance, low income home
4-667
Assistance to developing countries
4-296
Basic energy sciences
4-600
Biomass development
4-932
Building technologies
4-606
Civilian reactor development program
4-599

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Energy—Continued
Clean coal technology demostration program
4-932
Coal research and development
4-604
Coal technology, clean
4-611
Conservation
4-83, 4-605
Defense activities, atomic
4-595
Efficiency standards
2-389
Electric power regulation
4-610
Emergency preparedness
4-83, 4--609
Environmental clean-up
2-308
Environmental restoration
2-97, 4-601, 4-604
Facilities clean-up
2-97, 4-601
Facilities infrastructure replacement and modernization
4-600
Fossil research and development
4-603
Fuels conversion
4-604
Fuels production, alternative
4-612
Fusion
4-600
Geothermal
*
4-598, 4-611
High energy physics
4-597
Hydroelectric program
4-598
Hydropower licensing regulation
4r-610
Hydrothermal resources
4-598
Industrial technologies
4-606
Industry cooperative program
4-599
Inspector General
4-626
Isotope production and distribution fund
4-614
Kinetic, ASTA program
4-509
Laboratories facilities support, multiprogram
4-600
Mineral resource and economic evaluation
4—724
National security
4-599
Natural gas regulation
4-610
Naval petroleum and oil shale reserves
4-604
New Production Reactor capacity
4-596
Nuclear fission
4-599
Nuclear and non-nuclear energy facilities
6-18
Oil, gas, and shale extraction technology
4-604
Oil pipeline regulation
4-610
Renewable
4-598
Research
4-82
Research and development
2-51
Research and technical analysis
4-600
Solar
4-598
Space exploration missions
4-599
Spill test facility
4-600
Superconducting Super Collider
4-597
Supply
4-598
Technical information management program
4-600
Transporation
4-606
Uranium enrichment
4-602
Utility technologies
4-598
Waste management activities
4-598, 4-601, 4-601
Energy, Department of
2-97, 2-189, 2-303, 2-308, 2-373, 2-381,
4-82, 4-595, 4-932, 4-1206
Energy, general science
4-597
Energy impact fund, coastal
4-463
Energy Information Administration
4-608
Energy programs, Energy Department
4-82, 4-597
Energy Regulatory Commission, Federal
4-83, 4-610
Energy Security Reserve
4-932
Energy Strategy, National
2-51, 4-599
Engineers for Rivers and Harbors, Board of
4-554
Engraving and Printing, Bureau of
4-147, 4-941
Enterprise for the Americas
2-383, 2-386, 2-387, 4-295, 4-300
Enterprise for Americas initiative
2-195
Enterprise zones
2-119, 2-150
Enterprises, Government-sponsored
4-1223
Enviornmental assistance to developing countries
4-296
Environmental Conservation Acreage Reserve Program
2-94
Environmental education
2-95, 2-97
Environmental Health Sciences, National Institute of
4-91, 4—645
Environmental Policy, National
2-95
Environmental protection:
Acid precipitation
2-388, 4-1010
Asbestos hazard abatement
4-1015




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Environmental protection—Continued
Certification services
4-1012
Chesapeake Bay
2-380
Chlorofluorocarbons, phaseout of
2-388
Cleanup
2-308, 2-388
Cleanup of Federal facilities
2-99
Coast Guard
4-896
Coastal
2-380
Deepwater port liability fund
4-901
Defense facilities
2-98
Environmental Protection Agency
4-1013
Facilities clean-up
2-98, 4-601
Fees for services
4-1011
Great Lakes pollution
2-95
Greenhouse gas emissions
2-389
Groundwater, cleanup of contaminated
4-1015
Hazardous substance superfund
4-1011, 4-1013, 4-1013
Hazardous waste, control of
4-1010
Hazardous waste management
2-376
Highlights
2-87
Inspector General
4-1008
International issues
2-388
International organizations
2-196
Law enforcement
2-95
Leaking underground storage tanks
2-99, 4-158
Licensing
4-1013
National priority list
f.
2-388
Natural resources
2-88
Natural resources damage assessment fund
4-753
New funding for initiatives
2-87
Nuclear reactor and non-reactor nuclear facility-safety
4-599
Nuclear weapons
2-374
Ocean
2-380
Oil spill response and prevention
2-93
Outer Continental Shelf
2-93
Pesticide registration fee
3-12
Pesticides, registration and expedited processing
4-1012
Pesticides control
4-1010
Petroleum underground storage tanks, leaking
4-1015
Pollution:
Abatement, control, and compliance
4-1009
Air quality and control
4-1009
Control, abatement, and compliance
2-94
Source reduction strategy
2-389
Water quality and control
4-353, 4-1009
Radiation
4-1010
Research and development
4-1008, 4-1013
Restoration
2-97, 2-373
Restoration and waste management
4-596, 4-601, 4-601
Sewage treatment facilities
6-27
Sewage treatment plants
6-18
State experimentation
2-153
Superfund
2-388
Superfund hazardous waste sites cleanup
2-95
Superfund National Priorities List
2-100
Technology development
4-596
4^599
Tiger team assessments, energy programs
Toxic substances, control of
4-1010
Utility emissions
2-389
Waste, solid and hazardous
4-1010
Wastewater treatment facilities
4-1010
Wastewater treatment program
2-93
Water, safe drinking
4-1010
Wetland habitat management
2-380
Environmental Protection Agency.... 2-93, 2-94, 2-388, 4-157, 4-1007
Environmental Quality, Council on
2-95
Environmental Quality, Office of and Council on
4-28, 4-274
Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service, National
4-459
Environmental Science, Committee on Earth and
2-390
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
4-173, 4-1096
Equal opportunity criminal cases
2-385
Equipment lease program, General Services Administration
4-1027

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Estimates, explanation
4-217
Ethics, Office of Government
4-188, 4-1158
Ethics Advisory Committee, Biomedical
4-253
Ethics Board, Biomedical
4-253
Europe, assistance for Eastern
.
2-195, 2-386
Europe, Commission on Security and Cooperation in
4-22, 4-250
2-186, 2-386
Europe, conventional forces in
Europe economic and political reform, Eastern
2-182
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
4-293
European Bank for Restruction and Development
4-32
European research and training, Soviet-East
4-860
Evaluations:
Definition
2-339
Future
2-342
History and current state
2-339
Post-1993 Budget formulation
2-344
Used in formulating 1993 Budget
2-342
Used in 1992 Budget, by agencies
2-340
Exchange Commission, Securities and
4-191, 4-1176
Exchange stabilization fund, Treasury Department
4-144, 4-926
Excise taxes, see under Budget receipts and Taxes.
Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Salaries, Commission
on
4-1085
Executive Exchange, President's Commission on
4-1044, 4-1047
Executive Office of the President
4-26, 4-271
Executive Residence at The White House
4-27, 4-271
Expense, statement of, explanation
4-219
Explosives, illegal use and trafficking
4-937
Export Administration, Commerce Department
4-56, 4-455
Export Import Bank
2-198
4-838
Export and import prices indexes
Export promotion
2-383, 6-19
Export-Import Bank of the United States
4-173, 4-1096
Exports, nuclear-energy related
4-596
Expositions, participation in United States
4-455
Extension Service, Agriculture Department
4-40, 4-339
Eye Institute, National
4-91, 4-645
F
Family planning, assistance to developing countries
4-295
Family Support Administration
4-99
Farm Bill
2-94, 2-303, 2-379
Farm Credit Administration
4-174, 4-221, 4-1101
Farm Credit Bank
4-1230
Farm Credit System Assistance Board
4-174, 4-1102
Farm Credit System Financial Assistance Corporation
4-931,
4-1102, 4-1235
Farm Credit System Insurance Corporation
4-174, 4-1102
Farm labor rural housing, domestic
4-382
Farmers assistance
6-19
Farmers Home Administration
2-307, 4-45, 4-380
Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board
2-304
Federal Agricultural Mortgage Corporation
4-1101, 4-1233
Federal Aviation Administration.... 2-84, 2-312, 4-137, 4-890, 4-1079
Federal benefits:
Agricultural subsidies
2-138
Cash transfers to non-poor
2-135
Child nutrition programs
2-137
Distributing more fairly
2-135
Fairness
2-137
Farm commodity program
2-135
Health education assistance loans
2-140
Health professions student loan
2-140
Higher educational legislation
2-137
Highlights
2-135
Low income students
2-140
Medicare
2-135, 2-137
Poor, percentage received by
2-136
Railroad retirement
2-142
School lunch subsidies
2-141
Student aid
2-139
Veterans dependency and indemnity compensation
2-142
Federal building fund, General Services Administration
4-158,
4-1017
Federal Bureau of Investigation
2-313, 4-122, 4-805




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Federal Communications Commission
4-175, 4-1103
Federal credit:
Agriculture
2-237
Budget presentation
2-391
Cost-effective management
2-391
Debt collection
2-391
Direct loans, summary
2-222
Education
2-234
Fannie May and Freddie May
2-229
Federal participation in market
2-298
FHA single and multi-family
2-230
Foreign military sales
6-19
Government-sponsored enterprises
2-226
Guaranteed loans, summary
2-222
Highlights
2-201
Housing credit outstanding
2-227
Loans to business
2-243
Outstanding
2-202
Risks, recognizing and reducing underwriting
2-201
Rural housing
2-233
Subsidy costs for direct loans by function
2-248
Subsidy costs for guaranteed loans by function
2-248
VA home loan guarantees
2-232
Federal credit schedules, explanation
4-220
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
4-43, 4-357
Federal debt
2-305
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
4-175, 4-1104
Federal domestic assistance program
4-1026
Federal Election Commission
4-175, 4-925, 4-1107
Federal Emergency Management Agency
4-176, 4-1027, 4-1108
Federal employees:
Affirmative employment
4-1043
Annuities
4-163, 4-1045
Career entry and development
4-1043
Compensation and benefits
4-2, 4-833
Defense civilian personnel
2-188
Education and training
Financial management systems
2-392
Health benefits
2-384, 4-163, 4-1046, 4-1049
Investigations
4-1043
Life insurance
4-164, 4-1046, 4-1051
Medicare payments
2-384
Pay and evaluation
2-383
Pay reform
2-315
Personnel system and oversight
4-1044
Recruitment
2-303, 2-384
Retention
2-384
Retired, health benefits fund
4-164, 4-1052
Senior Executive Service System
4-1043
Spouse equity
4-1046
Federal Employees Pay Comparability Act
2-384
Federal Employees Pay Compensation Act
2-303
Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS)
4-1046
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
4-610
Federal facilities clean-up
2-99
Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council
4-177
Federal Financing Bank
4-146, 4-934
Federal funds, definition
4-217
Federal funds and trust funds
6-11
Federal Grain Inspection Service
4-48
Federal grants to State and local governments
2-163
Federal grants-in-aid programs
2-380
Federal Highway Administration
4-133, 4-863, 4-1213
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
4-177, 4-1116
Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation
4-1228
Federal hospital insurance catastrophic coverage reserve
fund
4-97
Federal Housing Administration
2-308
Federal Housing Administration fund
4-104, 4-699
Federal Housing Finance Board
4-178, 4-1116, 4-1236
Federal Indian Health Administration
4-637
Federal insurance:
Aviation war risk
2-217
Crop
2-216

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Federal insurance—Continued
Face value of major Federal programs
2-206
Flood
2-217
Growth of federally-backed
2-203
Highlights
2-201
Maritime war risk
2-217
Other safety nets
2-218
Outstanding
2-202
Overseas
2-217
Pension termination
2-215
Potential Federal costs
2-204
Reserve ratios for Federal deposit
2-207
Risks, recognizing and reducing underwriting
2-205
Vaccine
2-218
Veterans life
2-217
War-risk indemnification
2-217
Federal Judicial Center
4-25, 4-267, 4-1203
Federal Labor Relations Authority
4-178, 4-1117
Federal Law Enforcement Training Center
4-145, 4-928
Federal Maritime Commission
4-178, 4-1118
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service.
4-178, 4-1119
Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission.... 4-178, 4-1120
Federal National Mortgage Association
4-706, 4-1225
Federal Pay, Advisory Committee on
4-167, 4-1074
Federal Prison Industries, Incorporated
4-814
Federal Prison System
4-123, 4-812, 4-1212
Federal Procurement Policy, Office of
2-313, 4-29, 4-278
Federal programs by agency and account
4-15
Federal programs by function:
Administration of justice
4-3
Agriculture
4-3
Allowances
4-3
Commerce and housing credit
4-3
Community and regional development
4-3
Education, training, employment, and social services
4-3
Energy
4-3
General government
4-3
General Science, space, and technology
4-3
Health
4-3
Income security
4-3
International affairs
4-3
Medicare
4-3
National defense
4-3
Natural resources and environment
4-3
Net interest
4-3
Social security
4-3
Transportation
4-3
Undistributed offsetting receipts
4-3
Veterans benefits and services
4-3
Federal Property Resources Service
4-159, 4-1028
Federal Railroad Administration
2-387, 4-135, 4-877
Federal Reserve System, Board of Governors of the
4-221, 4-1238
Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board
4-179, 4-1120
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
4-1116
Federal ship financing fund
4-140, 4-464, 4-907
Federal supplementary medical insurance trust fund
4-97
Federal Supply Service
4-158, 4-1022
Federal tax lien revolving fund
4-952
Federal Telecommunications System
2-312, 4-1026, 4-1027
Federal Trade Commission
4-179, 4-1121
Federal Underwriting risks
2-201
Federal-aid highways
4-867
Federalism
2-367
Fees, see particular kind.
Fertilizer Development Center, National
4-1188
Film Preservation Board, National
4-242
Financial Assistance Corporation, Farm Credit System
4-1102,
4-1235
Financial condition, statement of, explanation
4-220
Financial Crimes Enforcement Network
4-925
Financial information and functional standards
2-304
Financial information system
2-392
Financial Institutions Examination Council, Federal
4-177
Financial issues
2-303




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Financial management, see Management.
Financial Management Improvement Program, Joint
2-304
Financial Management Service
4-145, 4-929
Financial Management System (FMS)
2-312
Financial Officers Act, Chief
2-304, 2-392
Financial statements, audited
2-304, 2-392
Financial system, Air Force
2-303
Financial systems, agency
2-304
Financial systems, streamlining and standardizing
2-303
Financing Corporation
4-1237
Fine Arts, Commission of
4-170, 4-1084
Fingerprint Identification System, Integrated Automated
(IAFIS)
2-313
Fire management and presuppression
4-727
Fire prevention and control
4-1110
Fire protection, rural community grants
4-381
Firearms, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and
4-146, 4-936
Firearms law enforcement
4-936
Fish, wildlife, and parks programs
.4-113
Fish restoration fund, sport
4-758
Fish restoration and management
4-758
Fish and Wildlife Foundation, National
2-88
Fish and Wildlife Service, United States
2-88, 4-113, 4-752
Fisheries:
Anadromous
4-753
International commissions
4-131, 4-857
Loan fund
4-462
Products
4-460
Promotion fund
4-460
Research
4-460
Resources management
4-752
Fishermen's contingency fund
4-461
Fishermen's guaranty fund.
4-132, 4-861
Fishermen's protective fund
4-132, 4-861
Fishing observer fund, foreign
4-461
Fleet Management Centers, Federal
4-1023
Flood control:
Emergency preparedness
4-74, 4-553
Fighting and rescue operations
4-553
Insurance and mitigation
4-1110
Investigations
4-547
Mississippi River and tributaries
4-75, 4-554
Operations
4-404
Projects
4-550
Tennessee Valley authority
4-1186
Flood insurance fund, National
4-1112
Food additive application fees
3-10
Food and Drug Administration
3-10, 4-86, 4-629
Food and Nutrition Service
4-50, 4-421, 4-1205
Food programs:
Administration
4-421
Aid
2-195
Commodity supplemental
4-424
Donations
4-425
Emergency assistance
4-425, 4-1111
Grants, government to government
2-195
Meat and poultry inspection
2-374
Safety
2-374
Seafood inspection
2-375
Soup kitchens, commodities for
4-425
Women, infants, and children, special supplemental
2-3, 2-25,
2-32, 4-424
Food Safety and Inspection Service
4-50, 4-419, 4-1205
Food stamp program
2-305, 2-307, 2-391, 4-421, 4-1205
Foreign affairs, administration of..
4-129, 4-845
Foreign affairs, conduct of
2-197
Foreign agricultural markets
2-379
Foreign Agricultural Service
4-41, 4-344
Foreign assistance programs, Agriculture Department
4-42, 4-347
Foreign Claims Settlement Commission
4-799
Foreign commercial services, United States and
4-454
Foreign currency:
Special programs:
American Battle Mounments Commission
4-1075

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INDEX
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Foreign currency—Continued
Special programs—Continued
Commerce, Department of
4-445
Defense, Department of—Military
4-70, 4-527
Education, Department of
4-593
Energy, Department of
4-626
Interior, Department of the
4-783
Labor, Department of
4-841
Library of Congress
4-242
National Science Foundation
4-1151
Scientific activities overseas
4-346, 4-656
Smithsonian Institution
4-1180
State, Department of
4-129, 4-848
United States Information Agency
4-1191
Foreign economic assistance grants
6-19
Foreign fishing observer fund
4-461
Foreign information and exchange activities
2-197
Foreign intelligence, national
2-188
Foreign market information, access and development
4-345
Foreign military financing grants
4-31
Foreign military financing program
4-284, 4-1203
Foreign military loan liquidating account.....
4-289
Foreign military sales debt reform
4-284
Foreign military sales fund
4-319, 6-19
Foreign Missions and officials in U.S., protection of
4-130, 4-848
Foreign policy
2-197, 4-596
Foreign Service, representation allowance
4-129, 4-484
Foreign Service retirement and disability fund
4-33, 4-130, 4-302,
4-850
Foreign trade
1-33
Forest and Rangeland Resources Planning Act
2-91
Forest Service
2-91, 2-99, 4-51, 4-427
Forests:
America's great outdoors
2-90
America's treasure
2-88
Challenge cost-share program
2-90
Fire protection
4-431, 4-431
Global convention
2-388
Hazardous waste management
2-99
Incentives program
4-356
Insect and disease research
4-431
Land
2-90
Land acquisition
2-88
Land and resource protection
4-427
Management
4-77, 4-562
Planting trees for America's future
2-90
Products program, Defense
4-77, 4-562
Recreation fees
3-11
Recreational facilities
2-90, 4-433
Reforestation
2-90, 2-389
Renewable resource management and utilization
4-427
Research
4-429
Resource management
4—724
Road and trails
2-92
Roads and trails
4-429
State and private
4-430
Stewardship
2-88
Timber management research
4-431
Timber stand improvements
2-90
Foster care and adoption assistance
4-100
Foster Grandparents program (FGP)
4-1071
Foundations, see under specific title.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial Commission
4-179, 4-1123
Fuels production, alternative
4-932
Fuels program, alternative
2-389
Functional development assistance program
4-295
Funds appropriated to the President
4-31, 4-283, 4-1203
G
Gallaudet University
General Accounting Office
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
General provisions, see Legislation.
General Services Administration




4-574
2-303, 2-392, 4-21, 4-247
2-383
4-158, 4-1017

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General Services Adminstration
2-312
Geological Survey
4-112, 4-746
German unification
2-182
Germany, re-unifications of
2-386
Global Change Research
2-67, 2-100
Global Change Research program
2-384
Global climate change
2-100
Global environmental issues
2-388
Global forest convention
2-388
Global protection against limited strikes
Goods, unclaimed, abandoned, and seized
4-941
Government accountability, see Management.
Government Ethics, Office of
4-188
Government expenditures:
Total:
As percentages of GNP
7-182
By major category of expenditure as percentages of
GNP
7-182
By major category of expenditures
7-182
Total
7-182
Government losses in shipment, payment of
4-947
Government management and integrity
2-392
Government mismanagement, see Management.
Government National Mortgage Association
4-106, 4-706
Government Printing Office
4-21, 4-244
Government spending
2-372
Government-sponsored enterprises
2-226, 4-221, 4-1223
Grain inspection fees
3-12
Grain Inspection Service, Federal
4-48, 4-411
Grants, see particular kind.
Grants and Loan Administration
4-447
Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement with Canada
2-95
Great Plains conservation program
4-406
Greenhouse gas emissions
2-389
Gross national product
1-32
Gross national product (GNP)
4-452
Guaranteed loans:
Business and investment
4-1062
Housing
4-696, 4-700
Losses, reduced risk
2-305
Management
2-305, 2-391
Policy guidance
2-305
Small Business Administration
4-1057
Small business fees
3-10
Standards
2-391
Student
2-4, 2-303, 2-307, 6-19
Subsidy costs
2-391
Totals
2-304
Transactions of the Federal Government
2-259
Veterans
2-310
H
Handicapped:
Books for, Library of Congress
4-241
Employment
4-839
Facilities for
4-236
Housing
4-689, 4-701
Mass transportation facilities
4-887
Handicapped, Committee for Purchase from the Blind and
Other Severely
4-171, 4-1087
Harry S Truman Scholarship Foundation
4-179, 4-1123
Hawaiian Housing, National Commission on American Indian, Alaska Native,m and Native
4-1135
Hawiian Housing, National Commission on American Indian,
Alaska Native, and Native
4-183
Hazard Investigation Board, Chemical Safety and
4-1081
Hazardous substance super fund
4-157
Hazardous waste
2-189, 2-373, 2-388, 2-389
Hazardous waste management
2-376
Head Start
2-10, 2-32, 2-383, 4-670
Health:
Adolescent family life
4-655
AIDS research
2-382
Benefits, Federal employees
4-163, 4-1046, 4-1049

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Health—Continued
Biomedical research
2-382
Cadmium, occupational exposure
....2-375
Care services and techonolgy
4-654
Catastrophic insurance
4-662
Certification services
4-630
Children immunizations
2-374
Clearinghouse on third party liability
4-673
Clinical laboratory improvement
2-375
Developing countries, assistance to
4-295
Education loans
4-633
Education and training
4-993
Energy programs
4-599
Head Start
2-383
Human gene theraphy
2-382
Immunizations
2-25
Indians
4-635, 6-27
Information
4-654
Maintenance organization loans
4-660
Maternal and child block grants".
4-631
Medicaid, grants to States
4-658
Medicaid to low-income pregnant women and children
2-382
Medical facilities guarantee and loan fund
4-634
Medical insurance, supplementary
4-662
Medical treatment effectiveness
4-654, 4-655
Medicare payments to physicians
2-382
Minority
4-655
Nuclear weapons
2-374
Nurse training fund
4-634
Occupational
4-599
Patient outcome
2-383, 4-654
Physical fitness and sports
4-655
Preventive block grants
2-30, 4-639
Professional scholarship program
4-995
Program management
4-660
Regulatory reform
2-367
Research, veterans
4-994
Research and development
2-54
Resources
4-630
Risks
2-369
Seafood risks
2-375
State experiments
2-155
State extended care facilities, grants for
4-1003
Statistics
4-639
Survey and certification revolving fund
4-660
Trust funds, payments to
4-659
Vaccine improvement
2-218, 4-632, 4-635, 4-655
Veterans
4-993
Health, National Institutes of
4-89, 4-640
Health, Office of the Assistant Secretary for
4-95, 4-654
Health Administration, Mine Safety and
4-128, 4-836
Health Administration, Occupational Safety and
2-375, 4-127,
4-835
Health Care, United States Bipartisan Commission on Comprehensive
4-22, 4-254
Health Care Financing Administration
2-308, 4-96, 4-658
Health Care Policy and Research, Agency for
4-95, 4-654
Health and Human Services, Department of
2-308, 2-374, 4-86,
4-629, 4-1206
Health and Human Services, Social Security, Department
of
4-102, 4-677
Health Management Fund, National Institutes of
4-651
Health Resources and Services Administration
4-86, 4-630
Health Review Commission, Federal Mine Safety and
4-178,
4-1120
Health Review Commission, Occupational Safety and
4-1157
Health and Safety Review Commission, Occupational
4-188
Health Sciences, National Institute of Environmental
4-645
Health Service and Research Administration, Veterans
4-154
Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, National
4-89, 4-640
Helen Keller Center
4-573
Helium fund
4-750
Highway Administration, Federal
4-133, 4-863, 4-1213
Highway System, National
2-78




THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1992
Highway Traffic Safety Administration, National
4-134, 4-875
Highways:
867, 868
Administration proposals
2-78
Alcohol and drug impairment driving prevention
4-876
Alcohol and drug impairment driving safety grants
4-877
Arterial
2-79
Baltimore-Washington Parkway
4-871
Block grant program
2-79, 2-80
Bridge replacement or rehabilitation
2-79, 2-81, 4-868
Bridges, replacement or rehabilitation
Construction
2-80
Drunk driving reduction
2-82
Fatality rate
2-387
Federal lands
4-869
Federal spending
2-78
Federal-aid
4-133, 4-867, 4-1213, 6-26
Financial and management techniques, innovative
2-79
Funding the national system
2-80
Funding the Urban/Rural program
2-81
Infrastructure needs assessments
6-26
Intelligent Vehicle/Highway System
2-81
Interstate construction
4-868, 6-18
Interstate system
2-79
Interstate transit transfer grants
4-886
Interstate travel and commerce
2-79
Miscellaneous appropriations
4-864
Motor fuel tax
4-867
2-376
Motor vehicle safety
National defense requirements
2-79
New Core System
2-79
New technologies
2-81
Next generation, providing for
2-78
Pavement improvement
2-80
Railroad crossings
4-133, 4-863
Receipts
2-82
Reform
2-79
Research and development:
Right-of-way purchases
4-874
Safety
2-82, 4-133, 4-863
Safety grants
4-870
Safety Summit
2-387
Smart cars/smart highways
2-81
System improvement, table
2-79
Toll roads
2-79, 2-81
Traffic control systems
2-81
Traffic safety
2-387
Traffic safety grants
4-877
Trust funds
4-866, 4-871
University transportation centers
4-134, 4-873
Urban/Rural program
2-79, 2-80, 2-80, 4-868
Historic Places, National Register of
4-761
Historic Preservation, Advisory Council on
2-106, 4-167, 4-1074
Historic Preservation, National Trust for
2-105
Historic preservation fund
2-105, 4-765
Historical agencies, see under particular name.
Historical Publications and Records Commission, National
4-1134
Holocaust Memorial Council, United States
4-193, 4-1189
Home Administration, Farmers
2-307
HOME investment partnership program
4-1208
Home Loan Bank Board, Federal
4-177, 4-1116
Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, Federal
4-1228
Home loans, farmers
2-307
Homeless, community services block grants
4-668
Homeless, Interagency Council on the
4-180, 4-1125
Homeless, supplemental assistance facilities
4-712, 4-712
Homeless rental assistance
Homeownership and Opportunity for People EverywhereHOPE
2-383, 4-687, 4-713
Hopi Indian Relocation Commission, Navajo and
4-188, 4-1158
Hospital insurance catastrophic coverage reserve fund, Federal
4-97
Hospitals abroad, American
4-300
Hospitals and health facilities:
Indians
4-638

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Hospitals and health facilities—Continued
Veterans
4-992
House office buildings
4-234
House of Representatives
4-18, 4-229
Housing:
Affordable
2-118, 2-384, 4-1209
Choice
2-114
College grants
4-692
College loans
4-586
Community development grants
4-709
Community planning and development
4-106
Congregate services program
4-688
Contributions for assisted
4-681
Counseling assistance...
4-688
Credit guaranty programs, developing countries
4-303
Drug elimination for low-income
4-704
Elderly
4-689, 4-701, 4-1207
Energy assistance program
4-667
Equal opportunity
4-107, 4-717
Expanding opportunity
2-117
Fair
2-383, 2-385, 4-107
Fair housing initiative
4-717
Family, Defense
4-69, 4-523
Federal credit, debt outstanding
2-227
Financial management systems
2-308
Flexible subsidy fund
4-702
Guarantee loan subsidies
4-303
Handicapped
4-689, 4-701
HOME investment partnership program
4-1208
Homeless assistance
2-383, 4-688
Homeless emergency shelter, grants
4-712
Homeownership assistance fund
4-703
Homeownership and Opportunity for People EverywhereHOPE
4-687, 4-687, 4-713
HOPE grants
2-117, 2-383, 4-687, 4-687, 4-1207
Indians
4-690, 4-703
Infrastructure needs assessments
6-27
Insurance:
Cooperative
4-700
General and special risk
4-701
Mutal mortgage
4-699
Integrity and accountability
2-303
Interstate land sales
4-698
IRA-first time buyers
2-119
Loan Guarantees
4-697
Low-income
2-118
Low-income resident protection,
4-688
Low-rent loans, public
4-704
Lower-income
....4-688
Major increase in HUD programs
2-116
Management and administration
4-717, 4-1209
Management and liquidating functions fund
4-708
Manufactured, inspection and monitoring
4-697
Modernization of low-income projects
4-704
Mortgaged-backed securities
4-707, 4-1227, 4-1230
Nehemiah opportunity grants
4-693, 4-703
New community assistance grants
4-719
Nonprofit sponsor assistance
4-702
Operation Bootstrap
4-688
Operation of low-income projects
4-704
Policy development and research
4-107, 4-716
Programs
4-103, 4-681
Promotion
6-19
Public
4-105, 4-689, 4-703
Rehabilitation, section 8 moderate single room occupancy
4-688, 4-1208
Rehabilitation loan fund
4-715
Rent supplement
4-691
Rental assistance
4-685, 4-695, 4-702, 4-1208
Rental development grants
4-693
Rental rehabilitation grants
4-710, 4-1209
Risk program account, Special
4-696
Sales fund, participation
4-709
See also rural housing.
Shelter Plus Care
2-383, 4-695, 4-1208




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Housing—Continued
Single room occupancy
4-1208
Solar and conservation improvements
4-711
Statistics
4-451
Subsidized contracts, assistance for renewal of
section 8
4-1207
Subsidized programs
4-686, 4-691, 4-1206
Subsidy contracts, assistance for renewal of section 8
4-694
Subsidy payments, public interest
4-930
Tenent choice
2-115
Traditional and supportive demonstration program
4-712
Urban development action grants
4-710
Urban homesteading
4-711
Veterans mortgage life insurance
4-966
Welfare motels
4-712
Housing, National Commission on Severely Distressed
Public
4-1138
Housing, National Commission on Severly Distressed
4-184
Housing Administration, Federal
2-308
Housing Finance Board, Federal
4-178, 4-1116, 4-1236
Housing and Urban Development, Department of
2-303, 2-308,
4-103, 4-681, 4-1206, 4-1219, 4-1225
Housing and Urban Development Department of
2-383
Houston Economic Summit
2-388
Howard University
4-79, 4-585
Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowships
4-1192
Human Development, National Institute of Child Health
and
4-91, 4-644
Human Development Services
4-100, 4-669
Human Genome Research, National Center for
4-93, 4-649
Human Nutrition Information Service
4-51, 4-425
Human Services, Department of Health and
2-308, 2-374, 4-86,
4-629, 4-1206
Human Services, Social Security, Department of Health
and
4-677
Humanitarian assistance
2-194, 2-196, 6-19
Humanities, National Endowment for
2-105
Humanities, National Endowment for the
4-185, 4-1144
Humanities, National Foundation on the Arts and the
4-1143
Hungary, assistance to
2-386
Hurricane Hugo
4-283
I
Illness, see under Prevention.
Immigration:
Emergency funds
4-810
Examination fee
4-811
Legalization
4-810
User fees
4-810
Immigration and Naturalization Service....2-313, 2-385, 4-122, 4-809
Immigration Review, Executive Office for
4-791
Improvement:
Evaluations of programs
2-339
Income program, supplemental security
4-98, 4-664
Independent agencies, see under specific title.
Independent Counsels:
Justice Department
4-803
United States Tax Court
4-249
Indian Affairs, Bureau of
2-303, 2-308, 2-383, 4-115, 4-768
Indian and Alaska Native Culture and Arts Development,
Institute of American
4-1124
Indian Education, White House Conference on
4-277
Indian Gaming Commission, National
4-119, 4-787
Indian Health Administration, Federal
4-637
Indian Health Service
4-88
Indians:
Buildings and facilities
4-773
Construction
4-771
Direct loan subsidies
4-744
Eastern land claims
4-774
Economic development
4-770
Education
4-770
Education and welfare
4-78, 4-569, 4-569
Enterprises, technical assistance
4-774

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Page

Indians—Continued
Fallen Pauite Shoshone Indian water rights
4-773
Financial accounts
2-303
Financial management system
2-383
Fish hatcheries
4-773
Fort Hall Indian water rights
4-773
Fort McDowell Indian water rights
4-774
Guaranteed loan subsidies
4-775
Health care facilities
6-27
Health service and facilities
4-638
Housing
4-105, 4-690, 4-703, 4-773
Insurance
4-778
Irrigation systems
4-773
Land acquisition
4-773
Loans, revolving fund
4-776
Natural resource development
4-770
Navajo rehabilitation fund
4-774
Navajo/Hopi settlement
4-770
Old age assistance claims
4-773
Road construction
2-92, 4-773
Seneca Nation economic development
4-774
Training
4-822
Tribal health administration
4-636
Tribal services
4-770
Truckee-Carson-Pyramid Lake water rights
4-773
Trust responsibilities
4-770
Vocational education
4-575
White Earth Reservation claims
4-773
Zuni Indian resource development
4-773
Industrial technology grants
4-469
Industry and commerce, promotion of
4-55
Infant Mortality, National Commission to Prevent
4-184, 4-1138
Infectious Diseases, National Institute of Allergy and
4-90, 4-643
Inflation
1-31
Information, standards
2-392
Information Administration, Energy
4-608
Information Administration, National Telecommunications
and
4-59, 4-470
Information Agency, United States
2-197, 4-194, 4-1190
Information Center, Consumer
4-160, 4-1032
Information Center, Federal
4-1026
Information collection
2-367, 6-19
Information and exchange activities, foreign
2-197
Information products and services
4-467
Information and Regulatory Affairs, Office of
2-367, 4-278
Information resources management
2-311
Information Resources Management Service
4-159, 4-1025
Information Science, National Commission on Libraries
and
4-183, 4-1136
Information security management program
4-1027
Information security oversight
4-1026
Information Service, National Technical
4-467
Information Service Center, Regulatory
4-1030
Information Services, White House Conference on Library
and
4-1137
Information systems, Internal Revenue Service
4-950
Information systems, see particular agency.
Information systems, see under Management and particular
agency.
Information technology fund
4-159, 4-1026
Infrastructure needs assessments:
Airports and airway facilities
6-26
Highways
...6-26
Housing
6-27
Indian health care facilities
6-27
Mass transportation system
6-27
Veterans hospitals
6-27
Wastewater treatment
6-27
Water resources
6-28
Injury, see under Prevention.
Inspection activities, Customs Service
4-937
Inspection Service, Food Safety and
4-50, 4-1205
Inspector General:
Energy, Department of
4-85




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Inspectors General:
ACTION
4-1071
Agency for International Development
4-33, 4-302
Agriculture, Department of
4-38, 4-333
Commerce, Department of
4-53, 4-445
Defense, Department of—Military
4-62, 4-487
Education, Department of
4-81, 4-592
Energy, Department of
4-626
Environmental Protection Agency
4-157, 4-1008
Federal Communications Commission
4-1103
Federal Emergency Management Agency
4-176, 4-1110
General Services Administration
4-160, 4-1031
Health and Human Services, Department of
4-100, 4-672
Housing and Urban Development, Department of
4-108, 4-718
Information Agency, United States
4-1190
Interior, Department of the
4-118, 4-786
Justice, Department of
4-120, 4-792
Labor, Department of
4-128, 4-839
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
4-162, 4-1040
National Science Foundation
4-186, 4-186, 4-1153
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
4-1154
Personnel Management, Office of
4-163, 4-1044
Railroad Retirement Board
4-190, 4-1168
Resolution Trust Corporation
4-191, 4-1174
Small Business Administration
4-164, 4-1056
State, Department of
4-129, 4-846
Transportation, Department of
4-141, 4-911
Treasury, Department of the
4-144, 4-924
United States Information Agency
4-194
Veterans Affairs, Department of
4-155, 4-1001
Institutes, see under particular name.
Insurance:
Agricultural crops
4-357
Aviation
4-892
Banks
1-35
Catastrophic health
4-662
Check forgery fund
4-933
Credit unions
4-1140
Disability, Federal
4-102, 4-679
Federal, see under Federal insurance.
Flood
4-1112
Hospital, Federal
4-661
Hospital
4-97
Indians
4-778
Life
4-164, 4-1046, 4-1051
Maritime war risk
4-909
Medical, Federal supplementary
4-98
Medical, supplementary
4-662
Military and naval
4-966
Mutual mortgage and cooperative housing
4-700
Old-age and survivors
4-102, 4-678
Rural development
4-387
Rural housing
4-386
Saving and loan accounts
4-1116
See also Federal insurance.
Trade credit program
4-304
Unemployment
4-1168
Veterans
4-155, 4-966, 4-971, 4-989
Insurance Corporation, Farm Credit System
4-1102
Insurance Corporation, Federal Deposit
4-175, 4-1104
Intelligence Agency, Central
4^1081
Intelligence Community Staff
4-180, 4-1125
Inter-American Development Bank
2-195, 4-32, 4-291
Inter-American Foundation
2-197, 4-35, 4-315
Interagency commissions, committees, and councils, see
under specific title.
Interest:
Public debt
4-150
Univested funds
4-932
Interest rates
1-33
Intergovernmental agencies, see under particular title.
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
2-389

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Intergovernmental Relations, Advisory Commission on
Interior, Department of the
Internal Revenue Service

Page

4-167,
4-1073
2-88, 2-91, 2-93, 2-99, 2-308, 4-109,
4-723
2-303, 2-306, 2-309, 2-311, 2-383,
2-387, 4-148, 4-947

International affairs:
Agricultural trade agreement
2-379
America's interest abroad
2-193
Anti-terrorism assistance
2-194
ASEAN-U.S. initiative
2-383
Balance of payments
2-182
Bilateral development assistance
2-195
Budget authority and outlays
2-181
Defense acquisition fund
2-198
Development assistance
2-182
Disaster assistance
2-194
Discretionary programs, total, table
2-194
Discretionary programs
4-283
Discretionary spending limits
5-5
Environmental issues
2-388
Europe, assistance for Eastern
2-195
Export promotion
6-19
Export promotion and development
2-383
Food aid
2-195
Free and fair trade
2-383
Funding summary, total, table
2-181
Humanitarian assistance
2-193, 2-194
Latin American aid
2-195
Middle East
2-193
Military assistance
2-182
Military base rights in Portugal and Greece
2-193
Multilateral development banks
2-195
Narcotics control assistance
2-196
Nicaragua
2-193
Panama
2-193
Trade negotiations
2-182, 2-383
Treasury Department
4-924
United Nations programs
2-197
International Affairs, Office of Territorial and
4-780
International agricultural development
4-346
International AIDS prevention and control
4-295
International anti-terrorism assistance
4-859
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
4-32,
4-290
International Boundary Commission
4-856
International Boundary and Water Commission, United
States and Mexico
4-131, 4-855
International Broadcasting, Board for....2-198, 4-169, 4-1080, 4-1213
International buffer stocks, contributions to
4-317
International Center, Washington, D.C
4-132, 4-861
International commissions
4-131, 4-855
International commodity agreements
4—317
International conferences and contingencies
4-22, 4-131, 4-251,
4-854
International Cooperation and Development, Office of
4-41, 4-345
International Cultural and Trade Center Commission
4-180,
4-1126
International Development, Agency for
2-193, 2-195, 2-386, 4-32,
4-295, 4-300
International development assistance
2-194, 4-32, 4-290
International Development Association
4-32, 4-290
International disaster assistance
4-33, 4-300
International drug interdiction
2-391
International economic accounts
4-452
International economic policy
4-454
International Finance Corporation
4-32, 4-291
International financial institutions
4-290
International financial programs
2-198
International fisheries commissions
4-131, 4-857
International Fund for Ireland
4-286
International Joint Commission
4-856
International labor affairs
4-839
International Migration and Cooperative Economic Development, Commission for the Study of
4-170, 4-1083




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International military education and training
4-287
International Monetary Fund
2-193, 2-198, 4-318, 4-925
International monetary programs
4-36, 4-318
International narcotics control assistance
2-196, 4-132, 4-858
International organization's, contributions to
2-196, 4-130, 4-852
International organizations and conferences
2-197, 4-130, 4-852
International organizations and programs, funds appropriated to the President
4-294
International peacekeeping activities, contributions for
4-131,
4-854
International scientific and technical cooperation
4-346
International security assistance
2-193, 2-386, 4-31, 4-284
International small business trade
4-1056
International statistics
4-451
International telecommunications policy
4-470
International and territorial affairs
4-117
International tourism trade development
4-457
International Trade, United States Court of
4-24, 4-262, 4-1201
International Trade Administration
4-55, 4-452
International Trade Commission
2-197, 4-180, 4-221, 4-1126
International youth exchange program
4-1190
Interstate Commerce Commission
4-181, 4-797, 4-916, 4-1126
Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin
4-1129
Investigation, Federal Bureau of
2-313
Investment, improving returns on
2-339
Investment in the future:
Education
2-75
Geographic frontier, expanding the
2-64
Human capital
2-3
Human frontier, expanding the
2-35
Research and development
2-35
Transportation infrastructure
2-77
Investment Guarantee Agency, Multilateral
4-293
Iraqi aggression
2-193, 2-386
Iraqi agression
1-31
Ireland, International Fund for
4-286
Israel, assistance for reduction of facilities
4-31
Israel, assistance for relocation of facilities
4-288
Israel
2-193
Israel radio relay station
4-1081
James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation
4-181, 4-1129
Japan, trade structural impediments
2-383
Japan-United States Friendship Commission
4-181, 4-1130
Job Corps
4-822, 4-822
Job Opportunities and Basic Skills (JOBS)
2-383
Job Opportunities and Basic Skils (JOBS)
2-20
Job Training Partnership Act
2-4, 2-20, 2-120, 2-309, 2-385
Job training programs
4-822
Jobs Corps
2-12
JOBS program
2-112
John C. Stennis Center for Public Service Training and Development
4-23, 4-256
John E. Fogarty International Center
4-93, 4-649
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
4-762
Judgments against the United States
4-931
Judicial Center, Federal
4-25, 4-267, 4-1203
Judicial Salaries, Commission on Executive, Legislative,
and
4-1085
Judicial services, The Judiciary
4-25, 4-263, 4-1202
Judicial survivors annuity funds
4-250
Judiciary, The
4-24, 4-221, 4-261, 4-1201
Jurors, fees of
4-25, 4-265, 4-1202
Justice, Department of
2-100, 2-384, 4-120, 4-791, 4-1210
Justice Institute, State
4-1185
Justice Programs, Office of
4-124, 4-817
Juvenile justice programs
4-818
K
Kidney Diseases, National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and
4-89, 4-642
Korean war memorial
4-1076
Kuwait
2-193

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Labor, Davis-Bacon reform
2-319
Labor, Department of
2-376, 2-385, 4-124, 4-821
Labor racketerring
4-840
Labor Relations Authority, Federal
4-178, 4-1117
Labor Relations Board, National
4-186, 4-1146
Labor Statistics, Bureau of
4-128, 4-837
Labor-Management Services
4-126, 4-828
Laboratories, advancing States as
2-145
Laborers, see Workforce.
Land:
Acquisition
2-88, 4-726, 4-754, 4-764
Agricultural management
2-379
America's treasure
2-88
Automated records system
4-724
Conservation
2-88, 6-18
Development, TVA Land Between The Lakes
4-1186
Emergency operations
4-727
Grazing fees
4-728
Hard rock mining claim holding fee
3-11
Hazardous waste management
2-99
Indian claims
4-773
Investigations
4-739
National forests
4-433
Oregon and California grants
4-725
Public land records
4-724
Public land management
4-723
Range betterment fund
4-433
Range management and improvement
4-727
Realty management
4-724
Recreational development
2-88, 4-727
Resources management
4-723
Santa Monica Mountains
2-88
Service charges, deposits, and forfeitures
4-728
Stewardship
2-88
Taxes, payments in lieu of
4-725
Urban park and recreation fund
4-763
Land Management, Bureau of
2-88, 3-11, 4-109, 4-723
LANDSAT system
2-70, 4-459
Latin American aid
2-193, 2-195, 2-386
Law enforcement:
Alcohol, and tobacco
4-936
Aliens
4-809
Child support
4-665
Coast Guard
4-897
Crime rates, downward pressure
2-385
Customs
4-937
Drug control
2-391
Drug funding, emergency
4-792
Drug interdiction at borders
2-391
Emergency assistance
4-818
Environmental
2-95
Environmental cleanup
2-388
Explosives, illegal use and trafficking
4-937
Firearms
4-936
Highway safety
2-387
Interagency
4-122, 4-804
Internal Revenue Service
4-949
Mining health and safety
4-836
Narcotics and dangerous drugs
4-808
Occupational safety and health grants
4-835
Port of entry
2-285
Public lands
4-724
Law Enforcement Training Center, Federal
4-145, 4-928
Legacy 1999
2-91, 2-92
Legal activities, Justice Department
4-120, 4-794, 4-1210
Legal Services Corporation
4-181, 4-1131
Legislation:
Administrative provisions:
Congressional operations
4-237
Defense, Department of—Civil
4-555
Energy, Department of
4-626
Environmental Protection Agency
4-1016
Fish and Wildlife Service, United States
4-759




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Legislation—Continued
Administrative provisions—Continued
Forest Sevice
4-440
Geological Survey
4-746
Health and Human Services, Department of
4-638
Housing and Urban Development, Department of
4-719
Indian Affairs, Bureau of
4-780
Interior, Department of the
4-785
Legislative Branch
4-244
Mineral Management Service
4-732
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
4-1040
National Park Service
4-768
Veterans Affairs, Department of
4-1005
General provisions:
Agriculture, Department of
4-441
Commerce, Department of
4-471
Commerce, Justice, State, The Judiciary, and related
agencies
4-472
Defense, Department of—Civil
4-557
Defense, Department of—Military
4-539
Definition
4-217
Department, Agencies, and Corporations
4-223
Education, Department of
4-593
Energy, Department of
4-627
Foreign operations, export financing, and related programs
4-321
General Services Administfration
*
4-1034
Health and Human Services, Department of
4-675
Housing and Urban Development, Department of
4-719
Interior, Department of the
4-787
Judiciary, The
4-269
Justice, Department of
4-816, 4-819
Labor, Department of
4-842
Legislative Branch
4-256
State, Department of
4-861
Transportation, Department of
4-919, 4-1213
Treasury, Postal Service, and General Government
4-223,
4-955
Veterans Affairs, Department of
4-105
Proposed for later transmittal:
Agriculture, Department of
4-338, 4-354, 4-357, 4-367, 4-370,
4-371, 4-412, 4-413, 4-415, 4-417, 4-420, 4-422,
4-424, 4—433, 4-437
Central Intelligence Agency
4-1081
Defense, Department of—Civil
4-559
Education, Department of
4-568, 4-569, 4-572, 4-579, 4-586,
4-589, 4-591
Energy, Department of
4-602, 4-614, 4-623, 4-624
Federal Trade Commission
4-1121
Funds appropriated to the President
4-294, 4-300
Health and Human Services, Department of
4-656, 4-657,
4-659, 4-660, 4-661, 4-662, 4-663, 4-665, 4-667,
4-671
Health and Human Services, Social Security, Department of
4-679
Housing and Urban Development, Department of.... 4-698, 4-699,
4-707, 4-718
Interstate Commerce Commission
4-1127
Justice, Department of
4-795
Labor, Department of
4-823, 4-824, 4-828
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
4-1154
Personnel Management, Office of
4-1046, 4-1049, 4-1049,
4-1051
Postal Service
4-1165, 4-1165
Railroad Retirement Board
4-1168, 4-1168, 4-1168, 4-1168
Securities and Exchange Commission
4-1176
Small Business Administration
4-1059, 4-1061
State, Department of
4-852
Transportation, Department of
4r-916
Treasury, Department of the
4-943, 4-945
Veterans Affairs, Department of
4-961, 4-962, 4-965, 4-965,
4-967, 4-968, 4-969, 4^993, 4-993
Rescission proposals:
Agriculture, Department of
4-1214

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Legislation—Continued
Rescission proposals—Continued
Defense, Department of—Military
4-1214
Housing and Urban Development, Department of
4-1219
Small Business Administration....
4-1067
Supplemental appropriations:
Agriculture, Department of
4-1204
Board for International Broadcasting
4-1213
Energy, Department of
4-1206
Explanation
4-1199
Funds appropriated to the President
4-1203
Health and Human Services, Department of
4-1206
Housing and Urban Development, Department of
4-1206
Judiciary, The
4-1201
Justice, Department of
4-1210
Labor, Department of
4-1212
Summary of proposed
4-1199
Transportation, Department of
4-1213
Veto, line-item
2-378
Legislative, and Judicial Salaries, Commission on Executive,
4-1085
Legislative Branch
4-17, 4-221, 4-227
Libraries, Public
4-591
Libraries and Information Science, National Commission
on....
4-183, 4-1136
Library, National Agricultural
4-40, 4-340
Library of Congress
4-20, 4-238
Library and Information Services, White House Conference
on
4-1137
Library of Medicine, National
4-93, 4-650
Life, selected risks to, table
2-368
Life insurance, see insurance.
Literacy, Interagency Task Force
2-390
Literacy Corps
4-1071
Loan Bank Board, Federal Home
4-177
Loan guarantees:
Aircraft purchase
4-891
Community development
4-709
Funds appropriated to the President
4-288
Health education
4-632
Health Maintenance Organizations
4-660
Housing assistance for developing countries
4-303
Indian Affairs, Bureau of
4-775
Medical facilities
4-634
Private sector revolving fund
4-307
Rural electric and telephone systems
4-369
Small Business Administration
4-164, 4-1057
Status of, explanation
4-220
Student Loan Marketing Association
4-1223
Trade credit insurance program
4-304
Veterans
4-152, 4-967, 4-1000
Loan Marketing Association, Student
4-1223
Loans, see particular kind.
Loma Prieta earthquake
4-283
Longshore and harbor workers' compensation benefits
4-833
Lung, and Blood Institute, National Heart
4-89, 4-640
M
Mammal Commission, Marine
Management:
Accountability
Accounting standards
Accounting standards, cost
By objectives:
Agriculture Department
Commerce Department
Defense Department
Environmental Protection Agency
Government-wide
Housing and Urban Development Department
Justice Department
Labor Department
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
See also under particular subject.
State Department




4-182, 4-1131
2-303
2-304
2-392
2-379
2-379
2-380
2-388
2-390
2-383
2-384
2-385
2-389
2-386

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Management—Continued
By objectives—Continued
Treasury Department
2-387
Veterans Affairs Department
2-388
Cash
2-303, 2-305
Code of Federal Regulations
2-303
Contractor oversight, NASA
2-310
Corrections of high risk areas, by agency
2-321
Corrective action plans
2-303
Credit
2-303, 2-304
Early warning reports
2-305
Expired accounts
2-306
Federal employees
2-383
Financial, improvement
2-303
Financial data bases, central agency systems
2-304
Financial information and functional standards
2-304
Financial investments:
Audited statements
Central agency systems and standards
2-317
Credit and cash management
2-317
Systems
2-317
Financial systems, agency
2-304, 2-392
Guaranteed loan programs
2-305
Hazardous waste
2-376
High risk areas
2-306, 2-383
High risk list
2-303, 2-383
Improvement, investment in
4-31, 4-283
Improvement, investments in, totals, table
2-316
Information for decisionmakers
2-305
Information resources
2-311, 2-311
Information systems
2-392
Integrity and efficiency
2-299, 2-377
Internal controls and audit followup
2-383
Investments and savings:
Budget, 1992
2-315
National Airspace System modernization
2-316
Railroad pension benefits
2-316
Social security payments
2-316
Tax System Modernization (TDM)
2-316
OMB's five point program
2-304
Organizational capacity
2-305
Organizational structure
2-304
Pay reform
2-315
Priorities:
Agriculture Department
2-306
Defense Department
2-307
Education Department
2-307
Energy Department
2-308
General Services Administration
2-312
Health and Human Services Department
2-308
High risk areas
2-317
Housing and Urban Development Department
2-308
Interior Department
2-309
Justice Department
2-309
Labor Department
2-309
National Aeronautics and Space Adminstration
2-310
Railroad Retirement Board
2-310
Treasury Department
2-309
Veterans Affairs Department
2-310
Priority systems:
Automation, FAA advanced
2-312
Border inspection system, interagency
2-313
Construction, project helpers
2-319
Corporate Information Management (CIM),
Defense
2-313
Davis-Bacon reform
2-319
Debt Collection
2-318
Defense management reform
2-318
Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrival
(EDGAR), SEC
2-312
Federal Telecommunications System 2000
2-312
Financial Management System (FMS)
2-312
Fingerprint Identification System, Integrated Automated
(IAFIS)
2-313

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Management—Continued
Priority systems—Continued
Social security modernization plan
2-312
Summary, total, table
2-317
Tax modernization
2-311
Private parties partnership
2-303
Procurement reform:
Commercial products and technical data
2-314
Consultants, conflict of interests
2-314
Contracting for Services
2-313
Cost Accounting standards
2-314
Progress
2-303
Regulations, risks and cost-effectiveness, table
2-370
Research and development
2-384
Risk:
Buck, the
2-371
Budgetary program, Federal
2-371
Budgeting
2-372, 2-373
Cost measurement
2-373
Defense, Department of—Military
2-374
Definitions
2-372
Energy, Department of
2-373
Methodology
2-372
Motor vehicle accidents
2-376
Political nature
2-369
Problems associated with
2-367
Reduction measurement
2-372
Regulations, cost-effectiveness of selected
2-369
Regulatory programs, Federal
2-371
Self-imposition
2-369
Spending, Government
2-372
Workplace hazards
2-376
Risk exposure, reduced
2-305
Solutions, long-term
2-303
State and local governments partnership
2-303
Strategies, long-term
2-303
Strengthening
2-303
Management and Budget, Office of
2-304, 2-367, 4-29, 4-277
Management Improvement, President's Council on
2-392
Management and integrity, Government
2-392
Management Service, Financial
4-929
Mapping, geography, and surveying
4-746
Marine Fisheries Service, National
4-458
Marine Mammal Commission
4-182, 4-1121
Maritime Administration
4-140, 4-904
Maritime Commission, Federal
4-178, 4-1118
Maritime Ready Reserve force
4-906
Maritime training
4-905
Maritime war risk insurance
2-217
Market agreement and order fees
3-11
Marketing Service, Agricultural
4-49, 4-414
Marshall Islands, Compact of Free Association
4-781
Marshals Service, United States
4-266, 4-800, 4-1211
Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Holiday Commission
4-182,
4-1131
Mass Transit
2-82
Mass Transportation Administration, Urban
4-884
Materials science and engineering
4-468
Mediation Board, National
4-186, 4-1147
Mediation and Conciliation Service, Federal
4-178, 4-1119
Medicaid
2-308, 2-382, 4-96, 4-658
Medicaid survey and certification fees
3-10
Medical care, Veterans Affairs
4-155, 4-991
Medical insurance trust fund, Federal supplementary
4-98
Medical research, Veterans Affairs
4-155
Medical Sciences, National Institute of General
4-90, 4-643
Medicare
2-308, 2-375, 2-382, 4-252, 4-663
Medicare survey and certification fees
3-10
Medicine, National Library of
4-93, 4-650
Memorial affairs, Veterans Affairs
4-1000
Memorial agencies, see under particular name.
Mental Health Administration, Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and
4-94,
4-652
Merchant Marine Academy
4-906




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Merit Systems Protection Board
4-182, 4-1132
Mexico, International Boundary and Water Commission,
United States and
4-131, 4-855
Mexico trade negotiations
2-383
Micro-enterprise, developing countries
4-296
Micronesia, Compact of Free Association
4-782
Migrant Education, National Commission on
4-183, 4-1137
Migrant and seasonal agricultural workers
4-832
Migration and Cooperative Economic Development, Commission for the Study of International
4-170, 4-1083
Migration and refugee assistance
4-132, 4-857
Mildred and Claude Pepper Foundation
4-77, 4-562
Military Appeals, Court of
4-63, 4-492
Military assistance, funds appropriated to the President
4-31,
4-287
Military base rights in Portugal and Greece
2-193
Military education and training, international
2-193, 4-287
Military financing program, foreign
4-284, 4-1203
Military force deployment
2-182, 2-182
Military loan liquidating account, foreign
4-289
Military medical services
2-380
Military and naval insurance
4-966
Military personnel, see Defense Department.
Military readiness, Coast Guard
4-897
Military retirement fund
4-558
Military sales debt reform, foreign
4-284
Military sales fund, foreign
4-320
Military sales programs
4-36, 4-319
Milk market orders assessment fund
4-221, 4-418
MILSTAR Communications Satellite System
4-509
Milwaukee Railroad Restructuring Administration
4-1168
Mine reclamation fund, abandoned
4-734
Mine Safety and Health Administration
4-128, 4-836
Mine Safety and Health Review Commission, Federal
4-178,
4-1120
Mine safety and health technology
4-750
Mineral resources:
Acquisition
4-726
Automated records system
4-724
Conservation and development
4-746
Hard rock mining claim holding fee
3-11
Hazardous waste management
2-99
Information and data analysis
4-750
Leasing on public land and Federal estate
4-723
Management
4-723, 4-732
Mapping
4-746
Oil and gas leasing
2-93
Outer Continental Shelf
2-93, 4-733
Research
4-750
Royalty management
4-732
States, payment to
4-733
Minerals Management Service
2-93, 4-110, 4-732
Mines, Bureau of
4-113, 4-749
Mining Reclamation and Enforcement, Office of Surface
4-110,
4-734
Minority Business Development Agency
4-56, 4-456
Minority Business Research Center
4-914
Minority Languages Affairs, Office of Bilingual Education
and
4-78, 4-570
Minority small business and capital ownership.
4-1055
Mint, United States
4-148, 4-942
Missiles, research and development
4-509
Mississippi River and tributaries, flood control
4-554
Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone
Layer
2-388
Mortgage Association, Federal National
4-707, 4-1225
Mortgage Association, Government National
4-106, 4-706
Mortgage Corporation, Federal Home Loan
4-1228
Mortgage-backed securities
4-1227, 4-1230
Motor carrier safety
4-863, 4-871
Multilateral assistance
4-32, 4-290
Multilateral development banks, other
4-294
Multilateral development banks
2-195
Multilateral Development Banks
4-32

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Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency
4-293
Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases, National Institute of Arthritis and
4-92, 4-646
Museum programs, Smithsonian Institution
4-1181
Museum Services, Institute of
2-106, 4-180, 4-1124

N
Namibia and Angola, Triparite Agreement on
2-386
Narcotics:
Customs air interdiction program
4-938
International assistance
2-196
International control
4-132, 4-858
National Academy of Sciences
2-384
National Aernautical and Space Administration
2-100
National Aeronautics and Space Administration....2-64, 2-r310, 2-389,
4-161, 4-1037
National Aerospace Plane
4-509
National Affordable Housing Act
4-1209
National Afro-American ^History and Culture Commission
4-1133
National Agricultural Library
4-40, 4-340
National Agricultural Statistics Service
4-341
National Air and Space Museum
4-1182
National Airspace System
2-387
National Ambient Air Quality Standards
2-388
National Archives and Records Administration
4-182, 4-1133
National Board for Promotion of Rifle Practice
4-63, 4-491
National capital arts and cultural affairs
4-1084
National Capital Planning Commission
4-183, 4-1135
National Cemetery System
4-1000
National Center for Nursing Research
4-648
National Center for Research Resources
4-647
National commissions, committees, and councils, see under
specific title.
National Communications System
4-1026
National and Community Service, Commission on
4-1085
National Credit Union Administration
4-184, 4-1140
National Credit Union Central Liquidity Facility
4-1142
National Crime Information Center
4-807
National Critical Materials Council
4-29, 4-276
National Defense Authorization Act
2-306
National Defense Reserve Fleet
4-906
National Drug Control Strategy
2-132, 2-391, 4-279
National economic accounts
4-452
National Economic Commission
4-185, 4-1143
National Endowment for the Arts
2-105, 4-185, 4-1144
National Endowment for Democracy
4-1193
National Endowment for the Humanities
2-105, 4-185, 4-1144
National Energy Strategy
2-51, 4-599
National Environmental Policy
2-95
National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information
Service
4-459
National Fertilizer Development Center
4-1188
National Fish and Wildlife Foundations
2-88
National flood insurance fund
4-1112
National Forest System
4-427
National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities
4-1143
National Gallery of Art
2-105, 4-1182
National Highway System
2-78
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
4-134, 4-875
National Historical Publications and Records Commission
4-1134
National income and product accounts
6-3
National Institute of Building Sciences
4-186
National Institute of Corrections
4-123, 4-813
National Institute of Disability and Rehabilitation
Research
4-573
National Institute of Standards and Technology
4-58
National Institutes of Health
4-89, 4-640
See also under particular name.
National insurance development fund
4-1111
National Labor Relations Board
4-186, 4-1146
National Library of Medicine
4-93, 4-650
National Marine Fisheries Service
4-458
National Mediation Board
4-186, 4-1147
National Museum of American Indian
2-105




National Ocean Service
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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4-458
2-93, 4-56,
4-457
National Oceanographic and Aeronautics Administration
2-380
National Park Service
2-88, 2-89, 4-114, 4-759
National Railroad Passenger Corporation (Amtrak)
4-136, 4-882
National Recreation Areas
2-91
National Register of Historic Places
4-761
National Science Foundation
2-36, 4-186, 4-1148, 6-18
National security
2-58, 2-179, 2-183, 2-380, 2-387, 4-596
National Security Council
4-28, 4-275
National security emergency preparedness program
4-1026, 4-1027
National Service Life Insurance fund
4-154, 4-966, 4-989
National Space Council
4-28, 4-276
National Technical Information Service
4-467
National Technical Institute for the Deaf
4-573
National Telecommunications and Information Administration
4-59, 4-470
National Transportation Policy
2-78, 2-387
National Transportation Safety Board
4-187, 4-1153
National Tree Trust Foundation
2-90
National Trust for Historic Preservation
2-105
National Veterans Training Institute
4-840
National Weather Service
4-459
NATO
2-197, 2-386
Natural resources:
Conservation and development
4-407
Damage assessment fund
2-92, 4-753
Hazardous materials cleanup
2-91
Hazardous waste management
2-99
Land acquisition
2-88
Legacy 1999
2-91
Management
4-752
Ocean and coastal
4-458
Oil spill emergency funds
4-784
Protection and enhancement
2-88
Protection and maintenance
4-724
Range management and improvements
4-724
Recreational areas improvement
2-88
Recreational management
4-724
Rehibilitate facilities
2-91
Renewable resource management
4-724
Soil, water, and air management
4-724
Naturalization Service, Immigration and
2-313, 2-385, 4-122,
4-809
Navajo and Hopi Indian Relocation Commission
4-188, 4-1158
Naval Home, United States
4-77, 4-561
Naval petroleum and oil shale reserves
4-83, 4-604
Naval petroleum reserve lease, Elk Hills
3-11
Naval reactor development
4-596
Navigation, aids to
4-897
Neighborhood enterprise zones
2-119
Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation..
4-187, 4-1153
Neurological Disorders and Stroke, National Institute of
4-90,
4-642
Nicaraguan democratic resistance, humanitarian assistance
for
4-320
North American wetlands conservation fund
4-755
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
4-68, 4-519
Northeast corridor improvement program
4-136
Nuclear Accidents, President's Commission on Catastrophic
.4-190, 4-1167
Nuclear Facilities Safety Board, Defense
4-172, 4-1092
Nuclear fission
4-599
Nuclear Force, Intermediate-range
2-186
Nuclear materials production
4-596
Nuclear materials security and safeguards
4-596
Nuclear non-proliferation
2-196
Nuclear physics
4-597, 4-597
Nuclear power plants
3-11
Nuclear powered ships
4-596
Nuclear reactor regulation
4-1155
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
4-187, 4-1154
Nuclear safety
2-374

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Nuclear Testing Treaties
2-186
Nuclear tests
2-386
Nuclear waste
2-189
Nuclear waste disposal fund
...4-84, 4-613
Nuclear waste management
2-303, 2-308, 4-596, 4-1154
Nuclear Waste Negotiator, Office of the
4-188, 4-1160
Nuclear Waste Technical Heview Board
4-187, 4-1157
Nuclear weapons
.
2-189, 2-374, 4-595
Nuclear Weapons Complex Reconfiguration Committee....
2-382
Nuclear Weapons Stockpile Memorandum
2-189
Numismatic program, U.S. Mint
4-945
Nursing Research, National Center for
4-92, 4-648
Nutrition Information Service, Human
4-51, 4-425
Nutrition Service, Food and
4-50, 4-421, 4-1205
O
Object classifications schedule, explanation
Occupational Safety and Health Administration

4-219
2-375, 4-127,
4-835
Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission
4-188, 4-1157
Ocean and coastal environment
2-380
Ocean Service, National
4-458
Ocean Shipping, Advisory Commission on Conferences in
4-166,
4^-1072
Ocean surface measurements
2-390
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National
2-93, 4-56,
4-457
Oceanographic and Aeronautics Administration, National
2-380
Off-budget Federal entities
4-213
Offices, see under particular name.
Oil pollution compensation fund, offshore
4-139
Oil prices, crude
1-31
Oil spill, Prince William Sound, Alaska
4-784
Oil spill liability fund
4-903
Oil spill prevention
2-93
Oil spill response fund
2-93
Old-age and survivors insurance trust fund, Federal.. 4-102, 4-213,
4-678
Older American volunteer programs
.....4-1071
Older Americans, community service employment for
4-823
Oliver Wendell Holmes devise fund
4-243
Operation Desert Shield
2-181, 2-188, 2-190, 2-193, 4-3, 4-62,
4-196, 4-487
Outer Continental Shelf
2-93, 4-461, 4-901
Outlays, see Budget outlays.
Overseas Private Investment Corporation
2-197, 2-217, 4-34,
4-311
Ozone, data collection on global........
2-390
Ozone Layer, Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete
the
2-388
Pacific Islands, Trust Territory of the
4-117, 4-781
Packers and Stockyards Administration
4-51, 4-426
Palau, Republic of
4-782
Panama Canal Commission
4-188, 4-833, 4-1160
Panama Canal Treaty
4-1160
Paperwork and recordkeeping requirements
2-303
Paperwork Reduction Act
4-278
Pardon Attorney, Office of
...4-791
Park Service, National
2-88, 2-89, 4-114, 4-759
Parks, national system:
America the Beautiful pass
2-88
America's crown jewels
2-89
America's treasure
2-88
Baldridge Hall
2-92
Challenge cost-share program
2-89
Everglades National Park
2-88, 2-92
Historic preservation fund
4-765
Land acquisition
2-88, 4-764
Land conservation
4—764
Operation
4—759
Public roads
2-92
Recreation and preservation programs
4-761




Parks, national system—Continued
Recreational facilities
2-88, 4-765
Road construction
4-762
Stewardship
2-88
Targeted
2-89
White House Visitors Center
2-92
Parole Commission, United States
4-120, 4-793
Patent and Trademark Office
4-58, 4-465
Pay, Advisory Committee on Federal
4-167, 4-1074
Pay costs increased, see particular agency.
Pay reform
2-315
Pay-as-you-go Sequestration Report
....5-8
Pay-for-Performance Labor-Management Committee
2-384
Payment Act, Prompt
2-305
Payment Assessment Commission, Prospective
4-22, 4-252
Payment and collection system, electronic
2-305
Payment Review Commission, Physician
4-22, 4-252
Payment Review Commission, Prescription Drug
4-22
Peace, Institute of
2-197
Peace, United States Institute of
4-195, 4-1195
Peace Corps
2-196, 4-34, 4-310
Peacekeeper Rail Garrison
4-509
Peacekeeping activities, contributions for international
2-197,
4-854
Peacekeeping operations, funds appropriated to the President
4-31, 4-287
Peacekeeping operations in Cypus and Sinai desert..
2-193
Pennsylvania Avenue Development Corporation
4-189, 4-1162
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation.... 2-215, 4-126, 4-829, 4-1213
Pensions, veterans
4-151, 4-961, 4-961
Pensions and welfare benefits program
4-829
Persian Gulf crisis
1-33, 2-182, 2-193, 2-386
Personal property activities, General Services Administration
4-158, 4-1022
Personnel Management, Office of
2-384, 4-163, 4-1043
Personnel summary schedule, explanation
4-219
Pesticide registration fee
3-12
Petroleum Reserve, Strategic
4-83, 4-607
Petroleum Reserve in Alaska, National
4-746
Philipines, grants to the Republic of the
4-996
Philippines Multilateral Assistance Iniative
4-298
Physical capital outlays presentation
6-17
Physician Payment Review Commission
4-22, 4-252
Pipeline safety, natural gas
4-912
Planning Commission, National Capital
4-183, 4-1135
Plant Earth, mission to
Plant Health Inspection Service, Animal and
4-48, 4-408
Planetary exploration, unmanned
2-67
Plants Health Inspection Service, Animal and
4-1204
Points of Light Foundation, The
4-30, 4-282
Poland, assistance to
2-386
Police Board, Capitol
4-230
Policy Development, Office of
4-28, 4-275
Pollution:
Acid rain
2-388
Coast Guard fund
4-901
Control and abatement
2-94, 4-157
Control equipment contract guarantee
4-164, 4-1065
Hazardous waste
2-389
Industrial
2-389
Oil pollution compensation fund, offshore
4-901
Prevention strategies
2-389
Research and development
4-157
Source reduction strategy
2-389
Toxic
2-389
Pollution Discharge Elimination System, National
4-1010
Postal Service
4-189, 4-213, 4-1165, 6-18
Postsecondary Education, National Commission on Responsibilities for Financing
4-184, 4-1138
Postsecondary Education, Office of
4-79
Potomac River Basin, Interstate Commission on the
4-181, 4-1129
Power Marketing Administrations
4-84, 4-615
Prescription Drug Payment Review Commission
4-22
President, Executive Office of the
4-26, 4-271

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President, The:
Budget message
.
1-1
Compensation of
4-26, 4-271
Contingency fund
4-283
Executive Residence at The White House
4-27, 4-271
Funds appropriated to
4-31, 4-283, 4-1203
Management improvement, investment in
4-31, 4-283
Needs, unanticipated
4-31, 4-283
Protection of
4-953
Special assistance to
4-27, 4-273
Staff and allowances for former Presidents
4-160, 4-1032
Transition expenses
4-160, 4-1032
President's Andean Strategy
2-391
President's Commission on Catastrophic Nuclear Accidents
4-190, 4-1167
President's Commission on Executive Exchange
4-1044, 4-1047
President's Commission on White House Fellows
4-1044
President's Council on Competiveness
2-367
President's Council on Management Improvement
2-392
President's Education Policy Advisory Committee
4-275
President's Education Summit with Governors
2-7
President's International Youth Exchange Program
4-1190
Presidential Academic Fitness Awards
4-577
Presidential Achievement Scholarships
2-4
Presidential Drug Advisory Council
4-280
Presidential election campaign fund
4-144, 4-925
Presidential initiative on economic statistics
2-319
Presidential Scholars
4-577
Presidential transition.....
4-160, 4-1032
Prevention:
Access to primary health care
2-25, 2-30
Adult, spending to benefit
2-23
Adult Americans, smoking decline
2-24
Background
2-21
Behavior, change in
2-24
Breast and cervical cancer screening
2-25, L—27
Children, spending to benefit
2-23
Death and illness in America
2-22
Drug abuse
2-391
Early detection and intervention
2-23
Family planning
2-25, 2-30
Focus on, and the next generation
2-21
Head Start
2-32
Highlights
2-21
HIV
2-32
Immunizations
2-25, 2-31
Infant mortality
2-3, 2-25, 2-25, 2-31
Injury
2-25, 2-29
Lead poisoning in young children
2-30
Physical fitness and healthy diets
2-25, 2-29
Smoking and pregnancy
2-31
Smoking cessation
2-25, 2-28
Substance abuse..
2-31
Price Index, Consumer
4-838
Price Index, Producer
4-838
Printing, Bureau of Engraving and
4-147, 4-941
Printing and binding, Congressional
4-244
Printing Office, Government
4-21, 4-244
Prison Industries Incorporated, Federal
4-814
Prison System, Federal
4-123, 4-812, 4-1212
Prisoners, payment of war claims
4-799
Prisoners, United States
4-800
Prisons, Bureau of
4-812
Private sector loans account, funds appropriated to the President
4-303
Private sector small business initiatives
4-1056
Private and volunteer organizations
4-296
Procurement Policy, Office of Federal
2-313, 4-29, 4-278
Procurement reform, see under Management.
Procurement reform
2-313
Producer Price Index
4-838
Product Safety Commission, Consumer
4-172, 4-1089
Productivity growth, public and private
6-18
Productivity and technology, Labor Statistics, Bureau of
4-838




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Program and financing schedule, explanation
4-218
Program and performance, narrative statements
4-219
Prompt Payment Act
2-305
Property:
ADP equipment, excess
4-1027
Disposal of surplus real and related personal
4-159, 4-1029
Excess and surplus personal
4-1023
Historical
4-761
Real estate loans
2-387
Real estate policy and sales
4-1028
Real and personal
4-158, 4-1017, 4-1022
Relocation expenses
4-159, 4-1029
Seized and forfeited
4-1023
Property Resources Service, Federal
4-159, 4-1028
Proposed for later transmittal, see Legislation.
Prospective Payment Assessment Commission
4-22
Protection Agency, Environmental
2-93
Protection Board, Merit Systems
4-1132
Public Broadcasting, Corporation for
4-172, 4-1090
Public Building Service
4-1017
Public buildings, see Buildings, grounds, and sites.
Public Debt, Bureau of
4-148, 4-946
Public debt, interest on
4-150, 4-955
Public Health Service...
4-86, 4-654, 4-655
Public housing interest subsidy payments
4-930
Public land, see Land.
Public Law 83-480, see Agricultural Trade Development and
Assistance Act.
Public Safety Officers benefits
4-818
Public service, see Federal employees.
Public Service and Compensation, Citizens' Commission
on
4-1086
Public telecommunications facilities
4-471
Public works, See Defense, Department of—Civil.
Public Works Improvements, National Council on
4-1139
Publications and Records Commission, National Historical
4-1134
Puerto Rico:
International collection for
4-937
Special assistance
4-667

Q
Quincentenary Jubilee Commission, Christopher
Columbus

4-169, 4-1082

R
Radio broadcasting to Cuba
4-1194
Radio Free Europe
2-198, 4-1080, 4-1214
Radio Liberty
2-198, 4-1080
Radio liberty
4-1214
Radio Marti
2-198, 4-1194
Radio spectrum auction fee
3-11
Radioactive Materials Packing Certification (RAMPAC)
4-596
Radioactive waste
2-373
Radiological emergency preparedness
4-1110
Railroad Administration, Federal
2-387, 4-135, 4-877
Railroad Passenger Corporation, National (Amtrak)
4-136
Railroad Restructuring Administration, Milwaukee
4-1168
Railroad Retirement Board
2-310, 2-383, 4-190, 4-1168
Railroad Retirement Reform, Commission on
4-22, 4-253
Railroad-highway crossings Demonstration projects
4-863
Railroads:
Alaska Railroad
4-878
Amtrack corridor improvement loans
4-882
Automated track inspection
4-879
Civil penalties
2-387
Conrail commuter transition assistance
4-881
Conrail labor protection
4-880
Construction
4-882
Crossings
4-133
Federal payments to retirement accounts
4-1168
Federal windfall subsidies
4-1168
Freightline rehabilitation
4-880
Industry pension fund
4-1168
Litigation, settlements of
4-136, 4-881

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THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1992
Page

Railroads—Continued
Local rail freight assistance
4-878
Magnetic levitation and high speed rail technology
4-548, 4-880
Northeast corridor improvement program
4-881
Passenger rail service payments
4-881
Rail service assistance
4-880
Regional rail reorganization program
4-883
Research and development
4-135, 4-879
Retirement fund
2-310, 4-678
Safety
2-387, 4-135, 4-879
Service, payment for
4-1129
Social security equivalent benefit account
4-1168
Supplemental annuity pension fund
4-1168
Tax compliance
2-310
Trust funds
2-310
Unemployment insurance
4-1168
Railway Association, United States
. 4-1196
Rainfall measurements, tropical
2-390
Readjustment benefits, veterans
4-151, 4-963
Real property activities, General Services Administration
4-158,
4-1017
Receipts, see Budget receipts.
Reclamation, Bureau of
4-111, 4-737
Reconcilitation Act, Omnibus
5-1
Recordkeeping requirements, paperwork and
2-303
Records Administration, National Archives and
4-182, 4-1133
Records Commission, National Historical Publications and
4-1134
Recreation:
Facilities
4-433, 4-550, 4-552
Partnership initiative
4-552
User fees
4-552
Recreation Areas, National
2-91
Recreation and preservation programs
4-761
Recreational user fees
3-11
Reforestation initiative
2-389
Refugee and migration assistance fund, emergency
4-858
Refugees, assistance to
2-196, 2-386, 4-667, 4-858
Regional Development Commissions
4-452
Regional development programs
4-55, 4—452
Regional economic accounts
4-452
Regional rail reorganization program
4-136
Registry Administration, The Judiciary
4-25, 4-266
Regulations, Code of Federal
2-303
Regulations, risks and cost-effectiveness of selected, table
2-370
Regulatory Affairs, Office of Information and
2-367, 4-278
Regulatory Commission, Federal Energy
4-610
Regulatory cost benefit analysis
2-367
Regulatory Information Service Center
4-1030
Regulatory performance standards
2-367
Regulatory plan
2-367
Regulatory programs, Federal
2-371
Regulatory reform
2-367
Regulatory review, see also under Management.
Rehabilitation, vocational
4-987
Rehabilitation and improvement
4-136, 4-883
Rehabilitative Services, Office of Special Education and.... 4-78, 4-570
Relief acts, Treasury Department
4-931
Repatriation loans
4-849
Rescission proposals
4-1214
Research'
Agricultural
4-334, 4-337, 4-338, 4-342
AIDS
2-382, 4-655
Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration
4-652
Animals
4-335, 4-338
Basic energy
4—600
Biological and environmental
4-600
Biomedical
2-10, 2-382
Cancer
4-640
Census, Bureau of the
4-451
Climate change, global
2-389
Colleges, aid to land-grant
4-338
Commodity conversion and delivery
4-335
Communications
2-384




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Research—Continued
Criminal evaluation and demonstration programs
4-817
Defense technology base
2-380
Disease control
4-639
Dredging
4-552
Drug Enforcement Administration
4-808
Education
4-589
Energy, Department of
4-597
Forests
..4-338, 4-429
Geological Survey
4-746
Global change
2-100, 2-384, 2-390
Handicapped
4-572
High energy accelerators
4-597
High energy physics
4-597
Highway safety
4-876
Housing and Urban Development, Department of
4-107, 4-716
Human health
2-73
Human nutrition
4-335
Isotope production and distribution
4-614
Libraries
4-590
Mass transportation
4-885
Measurement and engineering standards
4-468
Medical and prosthetic, Veterans Affairs
4-994
Mines, Bureau of
4-750
National Science Foundation
4-1148
Nuclear and non-nuclear energy facilities
6-18
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
4-1154
Oceanic and atmospheric
4-458
Overseas activities
4-593
Patient outcome
2-383
Plants
4-335
Policy, health and human services
4-674
Scientific and engineering
4-600
Scientific and technical
4-467
Smithsonian Institution
4r-1180
Soil >and water conservation
4-335
Soviet-East European
4-860
Space
4-162, 4-1038
Spectrum
4-471
Student assessment
2-12
Telecommunication sciences
4-471
Telecommunications systems and networks
4-471
Water quality
4-338
Wetlands
4-552
Research, Agency for Health Care Policy and
4-654
Research and development:
Aeronautical
2-70
Aeronautics
2-57
Applied
2-36, 2-47
Aviation
2-85
Basic
2-36, 2-41
Basic scientific knowledge
6-18
Biotechnology
2-38
Budget increase for basic
2-44
Budget increase for civilian applied
2-49
Budget initiatives for applied
2-48
Coast Guard
4-139, 4-900
Defense, Department of—Military
2-307, 4-66, 4-509
Defense
2-58
Earmarking funding
2-63
Energy, Department of
4-595, 4-598
Energy, national strategy
....2-50
Energy
4-82
Energy supply
4-598
Enhancing
2-38
Environmental Protection Agency
4-157, 4-1008
Federal Aviation Administration
4-895
Federal civilian increase
2-40
Federal investment increase
2-39
Fish and wildlife
4-752
Fosil energy
4-603
Health
2-54
High energy and nuclear physics
2-46
High performance computing
2-49

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INDEX
Page

Research and development—Continued
Highlights
2-36
Highway safety
4-134, 4-871
Illiness, causes
2-55
Increased investments
2-38
Industry support
2-60
Infrastructure
2-60
Intelligent Vehicle/Highway System
2-81
Investment in the future
2-35
Investment policy, Federal
2-384
Management by objectives
2-384
Maritime Administration
4-140, 4-905
Mint, United States
4-943
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
4-161, 4-1037
National defense
6-18
NATO cooperative
Neutron source, advanced
4-600
Nondefense outlays
6-18
Outlays for conduct of
6-18
Overview and trends, 1992 Budget
2-38
Private sector
2-59
Private sector investment
2-384
Railroads
4-135, 4-879
Smart cars/smart highways
2-81
Space programs
6-18
Superconducting Super Collider
2-62
Transportation, Department of
4-911, 4-915
University facilities
2-61
Weapons
4-595
Research and Improvement, Office of Educational
4-589
Research Resources, National Center for
4-647
Research Satellite, Upper Atmosphere
2-390
Research Service, Agricultural
2-99, 4-39
Research Service, Congressional
4-20
Research Service, Cooperative State
4-39
Reserve personnel, see Military personnel.
Reserve System, Board of Governors of the Federal
4-221, 4-1238
Resolution Funding Corporation
4-931, 4-1238
Resolution Trust Corporation
2-387, 4-191, 4-1174
Resources Council, Water
4-1197
Retired pay:
Coast Guard
4-139, 4-899, 4-1213
Commissioned officers, Public Health Service
4-655
Retired Senior Volunteer program
4-1071
Retirement Board, Railroad
2-383
Retirement funds:
Central Intelligence Agency....,
4-1081
Civil Service
4-163, 4-1046, 4-1048
Federal employees:
Foreign Service
4-33, 4-130, 4-302, 4-850
Highlights
2-269
Judicial
4-26, 4-268
Long-term obligations
2-269
Military
4-75, 4-558, 4-1046
Public Health Service
4-655
Railroad
2-310, 4-1168
Spouse equity
4-1046
Retirement Reform, Commission on Railroad
4-253
Retirement System, Federal Employees (FERS)
4-1046
Retirement Thrift Investment Board, Federal
4-179, 4-1120
Revenue, statement of, explanation
4-219
4-145, 4-928
Revenue Sharing, Office of
Risk management
2-372
River basin surveys and investigations
4-404
Rivers and harbors:
Aquatic plant control
4-550, 4-552
Beach erosion control projects
4-550
Contributed and maintenance funds.
4-557
Dam safety projects
4-550
Dredging research
4-552
Emergency preparedness, National...
4-552
Environmental restoration
4-550
Flood control projects
4-550, 4-552
Investigations
4-547




Rivers and harbors—Continued
Navigation, protection of
Navigation projects
Operation and maintenance
Power projects, multiple-purpose
Recreation facilities
Streambank erosion control
User fees
Vessels, removal of sunken
Wetlands research
Roads:
Forest roads and trails
See also Highways.
Royalty Tribunal, Copyright
Rural clean water program
Rural communication development fund
Rural community fire protection grants
Rural Development Administration
Rural development grants
Rural development insurance fund
Rural development loaij fund
Rural Electrification Administration
Rural electrification loans
Rural electrification and telephone revolving fund
Rural housing:
Construction defects, compensation for
Domestic farm labor
Insurance fund
Land development fund, self-help
Mutual and self-help
Preservation grants
Rental assistance
Repair grants, very low-income
Voucher program
Rural telephone bank
Rural water and waste disposal grants

Page

4-552
4-550, 4-552
4-74, 4-552
4-550, 4-552
4-550, 4-552
4-550
4-557
4-552
4-552
4-429
4-251
4-352
4-371
4-381
4-46
4-381, 4-384
4-387
4-401
4-44, 4-368
4-368
4-369
4—383
4-382
4-386
4-385
4-382
4-384
4-387
4-383
4-383
4-371
4-381

S
Safety:
Aviation
4-890
Boating, national recreational
4-902
Boating
4-140
Cadmium, occupational exposure
2-375
Cosmetics
4-630
Dams
2-91, 4-1188
Energy programs
4-599
Food
2-374
Foods, drugs, and medical devices
4-629
Gas pipeline safety program, grants for
4—912
Highway
2-387, 4-133, 4-876
Human biologies
4-629
Meat and poultry inspection
2-374
Motor carrier and highway
4-863, 4^871
Motor vehicle
2-376
Natural gas pipeline
4-912
Nuclear materials
4-596, 4-1156
Nuclear reactor and non-reactor nuclear facilities
4-599
Nuclear weapons
2-374
Occupational health and....
4-835
Product
4-1189
Public
Radiological products
4-630
Railroad
2-387, 4-135, 4-879
Regulatory reform
2-367
Risks
2-369
Space shuttle
2-390
Spill test facility
4-600
Traffic
4-877
Safety Board, Defense Nuclear Facilities
4-1092
Safety Board, National Transportation
4-187, 4-1153
Safety Commission, Aviation
4-169
Safety Commission, Consumer Product
4-172, 4-1089
Safety and Hazard Investigation Board, Chemical
4-1081
Safety and Health Administration, Mine
4-128, 4-836

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Safety and Health Administration, Occupational

2-375, 4-127,
4-835
Safety and Health Review Commission, Federal Mine
4-178,
4-1120
Safety and Health Review Commission, Occupational
4-188
Safety and health technology, mine
4-750
Safety and Inspection Service, Food
4-419, 4-1205
Sahel development program
4-33, 4-299
Saint Elizabeths Hospital
4-95, 4-653, 4-1094
Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation
. 4-141, 4-558,
4-910
Saint Lawrence Seaway toll rebate program
4-933
Salaries, Commission on Executive, Legislative, and Judicial
4-1086
Sanitary waste
2-374
Satellite, Data, and Information Service, National Environmental
4-459
Satellite, Upper Atmosphere Research
2-390
Savings institutions insolvencies
4-931
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, Federal
4-1116
Savings and loan recovery
2-387
Schedules, types of budget, explanation
4-218
Scholars, Presidential
4-577
School Year Extension Study Commission
4-568
Schools:
Abroad, American
4-300
Assistance in federally affected areas
4-568
Blue ribbon
4-590
Drug-free
2-11
Improvement programs
4-568
Lunch program
2-141
Milk program
4-422
Star
4-590
Science, National Commission on Libraries and Information
4-183, 4-1136
Science and engineering education activities
4-1151
Science Foundation, National
2-36, 4-186, 4-1148, 6-18
Science program, general
4-597
Science and technology
4-296
Science and technology agreements, United States bilateral
4-132, 4-860
Science and Technology Policy, Office of
2-384, 4-30, 4-281
Science and technology programs, Commerce Department
4-56
Science and water programs, Interior Department
4-111, 4-737
Scientific and engineering recruitment
4-599
Scientific and technical research and services
4-467
Seafood inspection
2-374
Seafood processors registration and inspection fees
3-10
Seafood Promotional Council, National
4-460
Secondary Education, Office of Elementary and
4-565
Secret Service, United States
4-149, 4-952
Securities, mortgage-backed
4-1227, 4-1230
Securities and Exchange Commission
2-312, 4-191, 4-1176
Securities Investor Protection
2-218
Securities Investor Protection Corporation
4-1176
Securities registration fee
3-11
Security, computer oversight
2-311
Security, court
4-25, 4-266, 4-1202
Security, national
2-58, 2-179, 2-183, 2-380, 2-387, 4-596, 6-18
Security, overseas diplomatic
2-197, 2-386
Security assistance, international
2-386, 4-31, 4-284
Security and Cooperation in Europe, Commission on
4-250
Security Council, National
4-28, 4-275
Security countermeasures capabilities, enhanced
4-1081
Security emergency preparedness program, National
4-1026,
4-1027
Security in Europe, Commission on Cooperation and
4-22
Security information
4-596
Security investigations
4-596
Security management program, information
4-1027
Security measures, aircraft and airports
4-890
Security oversight, information
4-1026
Security and Terriorism, Commission on Aviation
4-917
Selective Service System
4-192, 4-1179




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Senate, United States
4-17, 4-227
Senate office buildings
4-233
Senior Companion program
4-1071
Sentencing Commission, United States
4-195, 4-1196
Servicemen's group life insurance fund
4-988
Seville/Genoa Exhibitions
2-198
Sewage treatment facilities
6-27
Sewage treatment plants
6-18
Shelter Plus Care
4-689
Shelter Plus Care rental assistance
4-1208
Ships:
Construction
4-140, 4-905
Financing fund
4-140, 4-464
Naval nuclear powered
4-596
Ocean freight differential
4-140
Operating-differential subsidies
4-140
Shore facilities, Coast Guard
4-897
Skills, Commission on Achieving Necessary
2-20
Skin Diseases, National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and
4-92, 4-646
Small Business, White House Conference on
4-1057
Small Business Administration
3-10, 4-164, 4-1055
Small business burdens
2-367
Small Business Development Centers
4-1056
Smithsonian Institute
2-104
Smithsonian Institution
4-192, 4-1180
Smokey Bear
4-436
Social benefits, regulatory reform
2-367
Social Security Administration
2-312, 2-383, 4-98, 4-102, 4-663,
4-677, 4-1206
Social services block grants
4-100, 4-670
Soil Conservation Service
4-47, 4-401
Soil management
4-724
Soil surveys and investigations
4-402
Soldiers' and Airmen's Home
4-76, 4-547, 4-560
Southeastern Power Administration
4-84, 4-616
Southwestern Power Administration
4-84, 4-617
Soviet Union
2-182
Soviet-East European research and training
4-132, 4-860
Space:
Acquisition of major equipment
6-18
Assured shuttle availability
2-66
Budget authority
2-64
Commercial space transportation
4-915
Earth Observing System
2-68
Earth Probe
2-68
Exploration
2-37, 2-64
Exploration initiative
2-71, 2-390, 4-599
Flight, control, and data communications
4-161
Global change research
2-67, 2-390
Lifesat
2-72
Manned exploration
2-70
Mars, manned exploration
2-390
New technologies
2-72
Nuclear rocket propulsion
2-72
Plant Earth, mission to
2-390
Scientific understanding
2-67
Shuttle
2-66
Solid rocket motor
2-66
Space Shuttle fleet
2-390
Space Shuttle Main Engine project
2-390
Space Shuttle missions
2-390
Transportation infrastructure
2-65
Transportation system
2-66
Unmanned plantary exploration
2-67
Space Administration, National Aeronautics and
2-64, 2-100,
2-310, 2-389, 4-161, 4-1037
Space Council, National
4-28, 4-276
Space Museum, National Air and
4-1182
Space Program, Advisory Committee on the Future of
the
2-389
Space shuttle
2-66
Space Station Freedom
2-70, 2-389
Space Transportation, Office of Commercial
4-915

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Sport fish restoration fund
4-758
Standards:
Accounting
2-304, 2-392
Air quality
2-388
Cost Accounting
2-314
Credit professionals certification
2-305
Energy efficiency
2-389
Financial information and functional
2-304
Financial systems
2-303
Food stamp program
2-391
Guaranteed loans
2-391
Information
2-392
Payment of interest
2-391
Personnel/payroll systems
2-392
Regulatory performance
2-367
Security, overseas diplomatic
2-386
Travel systems
2-392
Waste management
2-97
Standards Advisory Board, Federal Accounting
2-304
Standards and Technology, National Institute of
4-58, 4-467
State, Department of
2-193, 2-313, 2-386, 4-129, 4-845
State Justice Institute
4-193, 4-1185
State Research Service, Cooperative
4-39, 4-337
States:
Adult education
2-390
Adult job training grants
2-20
Agriculture marketing activities, payments to
4-415
Agriculture mediation grants
4-386
Aid to families with dependent children
4-668
Airport grants
6-18
Alcohol and drug impairment driving prevention
4-876
Alcohol and drug impairment driving safety grants
4-877
Aliens, assistance to legalized
4-668
Battlefield sites protection grants
2-89
Block grants
2-250
Boating safety assistance
4-140, 4-902
Cemeteries, veterans
4-1001, 4-1005
Challenge cost-share program
2-90
Child care block grant program
2-10
Child care block grants
2-109
Child care service grants
2-385
Child nutrition payments
4-423
Children with disabilities, education grants
4-571
Coast Guard fund
4-139
Community development grants
6-18
Credit assistance
Criminal justice system
4-818
Day care assistance grants
4-668
Disadvantaged, education grants
4-566
Disease prevention and control
4-639
Drug control
4-279
Drug-free schools and communities
2-11, 4-568
Drunk driving reduction
2-82
Emergency shelter grants
4-712
Employment services
4-125, 4-825
Employment and training services
4-822
4-576
English literacy grants
Enterprise zones
2-150
Environmental experimentation
2-153
Fair housing violations
2-385
Family support, payments to
4-665
Federal grants, composition of
7-92
Federal grants to function and agency
2-164
Federal highway spending
2-80
Federal Power Act, payments under
4-613
Federal-aid
2-163
Federalism
2-315, 2-367
Food stamp programs for selected groups
4-421
Forest protection and management
4Foster care and adoption assistance
4-671
Grants for physical capital
6-18
Health care laboratories
2-155
Highway construction
4-868
Highway financial commitment
2-82




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States—Continued
Highway safety grants
4-870, 4-876
Highway safety law enforcement
2-387
Highway or transit block grants
2-79
Historic district designations
2-89
Interstate Highway constructiion grants
6-18
Job Opportunity and Basic Skills (JOBS)
2-383
Laboratories
2-145
Land acquisition grants
2-88
Law enforcement assistance
4-806, 4-808
Library grants
4-591
Maritime academies
4-906
Mass transit financing
2-83
Mass transit grants
6-18
Mass transportation grants, urban
4-884
Medicaid
2-383, 4-658
Milk program, special
4-422
Mine regulation, grants
4-736
Mineral resources, payment to
4-733
Nursing home care, grants for
4-993
Park and open spaces grants
2-88
Partnerships
2-315
Pollution source reduction grants
2-389
Public lands, payments to
4-728
Rail assistance program
4-880
Redistricting data
2-380
Response to "A Nation at Risk"
2-6
Sewage treatment facilities
6-27
Sewage treatment plants grants
6-18
Social services block grants
4-670
Solid waste management experiments
2-160
Statistics
4-450
Training block grants
4-822
Unemployment insurance
4-125, 4-824
Unemployment insurance and employment services
4-1212
Unemployment trust fund
4-827
Veterans extended care facilities, grants for
4-1003
Vocational education grants
4-575
Vocational rehabilitation grants
4-572
Water supply experiments
2-160
Youth challenge grant program
2-385
Statistical Abstract
4-451
Statistical activities:
Agriculture, Department of
4-341
Commerce, Department of
4-450
Education , Department of
4-590
Justice Department
4-817
Labor, Department of
4-837
Statistical and economic analysis, Commerce Department
4-452
Statistical Establishment List, Standard
4-450
Statistics:
Agriculture
4-450
Business
4-450
Commerce, domestic waterbourne
4-552
Construction
4-450
Demographic
4-450, 4-451
Economic
2-319, 4-450, 4-451
Education
2-12, 4-590
Federal system improvements
2-320
Foreign trade
4-450
Health
4-639
Housing
4-451
International
4-451
Labor force
4-838
Livestock and crop estimates
4-341
Manufacturing
4-450
Occupational safety and health
4-836
Population and per capita income
4-451
State and local governments
4-450
Statistics, Bureau of Labor
4-128
Statistics Service, National Agricultural
4-40, 4-341
Stewardship of forests
2-88
Stewardship of national parks
2-88
Stewardship of public lands
2-88

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Stewardship of wildlife refuges
2-88
Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Act
4-712
Stocks, contributions to international buffer
4-317
Stockyards Administration, Packers and
4-51, 4-426
Strategic Arms Reduction (START)
2-186
Strategic defense
2-186
Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI)
2-186, 4-509
Strategic Petroleum Reserve .
4-83, 4-607, 6-19
Stroke, National Institute of Neurological Disorders and
4-90,
4-642
Student Community Service program
4-1071
Student Loan Marketing Association
4-1223
Stweardship over public resources
2-392
Superintendent of Documents
4-21, 4-245
Supplemental proposals, appropriation
4-1199
Supplemental security income
2-383, 4-98, 4-664
Supplemental, see Legislation.
Supplemental and rescission proposals
4-1199
Supply fund, General Services Administration
4-159, 4-1024
Supply Service, Federal
4-158, 4-1022
Supreme Court of the United States
4-24, 4-261, 4-1201
Surety bond guarantees revolving fund
4-164, 4-1065
Surpluses or deficits:
As percentages of GNP
7-17
On-budget by fund group
7-18
On-budget and off-budget by fund group
6-12
Summary
7-13
Summary of:
As percentage of GNP
7-17
In current dollars....
7-17, 7-17
Total government, in absolute amounts and as percentages
of GNP
7-182
Susquehanna River Basin Commission
4-193, 4-1185
Synthetic Fuels Corporation, United States
4-932
T
Taiwan, American Institute in
4-130, 4-850
Tax Court, United States
.4-21, 4-249
Tax Deposit Redesign Project, Federal
2-305
Tax expenditures:
Agriculture
3-26, 3-38
Alternative estimates
3-19
Budget concepts
3-19
Budget outlays, substitutes for
3-21
By function
3-23, 3-38
Changes, proposed
3-39
Commerce and housing credit
3-26, 3-39
Community and regional development
3-30
Education, training, employment, and social services
3-30, 3-39
Energy
3-25
Estimates for income tax, table
3-34
Estimates for income tax ranked by revenue loss
3-40
General government
3-33, 3-39
General science, space, and technology
3-24
Health
3-31, 3-39
Income security
3-32
Interest
3-33
International affairs
3-24
Measuring
3-22
National defense
3-24
Natural resources and environment
3-25, 3-38
Normal baseline
3-19
Normal standard
3-20
Outlay equivalents
3-22
Reference law baseline
3-20
Reference tax rules
3-20, 3-37
Social security
3-33
Transportation
3-29
Unified transfer tax...,
3-37
Veterans benefits and services..,
3-33
Taxes:
Credit:
Child, supplemental
2-111, 2-385
Child care
2-10, 2-111, 2-385




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Taxes—Continued
Credit—Continued
Family size
2-111
Health insurance
2-111, 2-385
Wee-tot
2-111
Debt, accumulated
2-303
Debt collection
2-391
Definition of unit
3-20
Earned income credit
3-4
Earned income tax credit, maximum benefit
2-111
Employment
3-7
Excise
3-5
Extend expiring
^
3-6
General accounting rules
3-20
Incentive
3-6
Income tax liability
2-111
Individual
3-4
Insurance company
3-6
IRS initiatives
3-7
Lien revolving fund, Federal
4-952
Low-income families with children
2-10
Miscellaneous
3-7
Motor fuels increase
2-82, 2-82
Processing ans assistance
4-948
Rate schedules
3-20
Receipts proposals
3-7
System modernization
2-311, 2-387
Technology, National Institute of Standards and
4-467
Technology Administration, Commerce Department
4-58, 4-467
Technology agreements, United States bilateral, Science
and
4-860
Technology Assessment, Office of
4-23, 4-254
Technology Initiative, Balanced
4-509
Technology Policy, Office of Science and
4-30, 4-281
Telecommunication services
4-1026
Telecommunications facilities, public
4-471
Telecommunications and Information Administration, National
4-59, 4-470
Telecommunications policy, international and domestic
4-470
Telecommunications System, Federal
2-312, 4-1026, 4-1027
Telecommunications System, Washington Interagency
4-1026
Tennessee Valley Authority
4-193, 4-1186
Terriorism, Commission on Aviation Security and
4-917
Territorial and International Affairs, Office of
4-780
Territorial and international affairs
4-117
Thrift Supervision, Office of
4-150, 4-955
Thrifts, insolvant
2-387
Tobacco and Firearms, Bureau of Alcohol
4-146, 4-936
Tobacco new report fees
3-11
TOPEX/Poseidon satellite mission
2-390
Total receipts by government unit
2-83
Tourism Administration, United States Travel and
4-56, 4-457
Trade, multilateral
2-383
Trade, regional and bilateral
2-383
Trade, United States Court of International
4-24, 4-262, 4-1201
Trade adjustment assistance
4-824
Trade Administration, International
4-55, 4-453
Trade area, hemisphere wide free
2-386
Trade Center International Cultural and Commission
4-1126
Trade Commission, Federal
4-179, 4-1121
Trade Commission, International
2-197, 4-180, 4-221, 4-1126
Trade credit insurance program
4-304
Trade and development program
4-34, 4-309
Trade liberalization priorities
2-383
Trade negotiations
2-182
Trade Representative, Office of the United States
4-30, 4-281
Trade structural impediments, Japan
2-383
Trademark Office, Patent and
4-58, 4-465
Trading Commission, Commodity Futures
4-1087
Traffic Safety Administration, National Highway
4-875
Training:
Block grants to States
4-822
Chicago litigation settlement
4-569
Coast Guard reserve
4-139, 4-899

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Training—Continued
Correctional personnel
4-813
Disadvantaged
2-120
Disease control
4-639
Drug inforcement
4r-808
Drug-free schools and communities
4-568, 4-568
Employment services
4-822
English literacy
4-576
Federal capital outlays
6-18
Federal civilian personnel
6-19
Health programs
6-19
Highlights of spending
2-3
Homeless
4-822
Indians
4-822
Law enforcement
4-807, 4-928
Mass transportation
4-885
Merchant Marine
4-905
Migrant and seasonal agricultural workers
4-822
Military, international
4-287
Military
2-193
Military personnel
6-19
Mine workers
4-837
Native Americans
4-822
On-the-job
4-822
Prisoners, U.S
4-815
Scientific and engineering
4-599
Soviet-East European
4-860
Veterans
4-840, 4-965, 4-966
Workers, displaced
4-822
Youth
2-12, 4-822
Training Administration, Employment and
4-124, 4-821, 4-1212
Transit Authority, Washington Metropolitan Area
4-195, 4-1197
Transition, Presidential
4-160, 4-1032
Transportation:
Aviation modernization
2-84
Aviation system
4-890
Budget authority
2-77
Bus fleet
6-12
Commercial space
4-915
Conservation
4^606
Discretionary grants
4-887
Experimentation
2-152
Federal investments, table
2-77
Formula transit grants
4-886
Forwarders
4-798
Freight
4-798
Fuel tax receipts distribution
2-82
Growth of services and
2-78
Hazardous materials
2-98, 4-596
Hazardous waste, transboundary shipment
2-388
High-speed rail and magnetic levitation
2-82
High-speed surface systems
2-82
Highlights
2-77
Industry
2-387
Infrastructure improvement
2-77
Infrastructure need assessments
6-27
Mass transit
2-80, 2-82, 6-27
Mass transit grants
6-18
Motor carriers
4-797
Nuclear materials
4-596
Radioactive materials
4-596
Rail, state experiments
2-160
Rail facilities
6-27
Railroad
4-548, 4-878
Safety
2-386, 2-387
Security
2-386, 2-387
Space
2-65, 4-1037
System
2-387
Technology and expertise
2-387
Truck and bus
4-863
Urban
4-884, 6-27
Waste materials
4-596
Water carriers
4-798




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2-79, 2-99, 2-376, 2-386, 4-133,
4-863
Transportation Audit Contracts and Contract Administration
4-1023
Transportation Barriers Compliance Board, Architectural
and
4-168, 4-1078
Transportation Policy, National
2-78, 2-387
Transportation Safety Board, National
4-187, 4-1153
Transportation System Center
4-913
Travel Directory, Federal
4-1023
Travel Management Centers
4-1023
Travel and Tourism Administration, United States.
4-56, 4-457
Treasury, Department of the
2-309, 2-387, 4^144, 4-923
Treaty verification and control technology
4-596
Tree Trust Foundation, National
2-90
Trust funds, definition
4-217
Trust funds and Federal Funds
6-9
Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
4-117
TV Marti
2-198
U
Ukraine Famine, Commission on the
4-171, 4-1086
Unemployment benefits and allowances, Federal
4-125, 4-824
Unemployment compensation
4-825
Unemployment insurance, railroads
4-1168
Unemployment insurance and employment services
4-125, 4-1212
Unemployment rate
1-32
Unemployment trust fund
4-826
Uninvested funds, interest on
4-932
United Nations World Food Program
2-196
United Naval Home
4-561
United States, Export-Import Bank of the
4-1096
United States, Supreme Court of the
4-24, 4-261, 4-1201
United States Attorneys
4-799, 4-1211
United States bilateral science and technology agreements
4-132, 4-860
United States Bipartisan Commission on Comprehensive
Health Care
4-22, 4-254
United States Capitol Preservation Commission
4-23
United States Coast Guard
4-896, 4-1213
United States Constitution, Commission on the Bicentennial
of the
4-171, 4-1086
United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
4-24, 4-262,
4-1201
United States Court of International Trade
4-24, 4-262
United States Courts, Administrative Office of the
4-25, 4-267,
4-1203
United States Courts of International Trade
4-1201
United States Customs Service
2-313, 4-147, 4-937
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
2-88, 4-113, 4-752
United States and foreign commercial services
4-454
United States Government Life Insurance fund
4-154, 4-989
United States Holocaust Memorial Council
4-193, 4-1189
United States Information Agency
2-197, 4-194, 4-1190
United States Institute of Peace
4-195, 4-1195
United States Marshals Service..,
4-266, 4-800, 4-1211
United States and Mexico, International Boundary and
Water Commission
4-131
United States Mint
4-148, 4-942
United States Naval Home
4-77
United States Parole Commission
4-120, 4-793
United States Railway Association
4-1196
United States Secret Service
4-149, 4-952
United States Sentencing Commission
4-195, 4-1196
United States Synthetic Funds Corporation
4-932
United States Tax Court
4-21, 4-249
United States Trade Representative, Office of the
4-30, 4-281
United States Travel and Tourism Administration
4-56, 4-457
United States trustee system fund
4-803
United States Uranium Enrichment Corporation
4-614
United States-Canada Free Trade Agreement
2-383
United States-Canada international commissions
4-856
United States-Japan Friendship Commission
4-181, 4-1120
United States-Saudi Arabian project, General Services Administration
4-1023

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University transportation centers
4-873, 4-888
Uranium enrichment, Energy Department
4-596
Uranium Enrichment Corporation, United States
4-614
Uranium supply and enrichment activities
4-602
Urban Development, Department of Housing and
2-303, 2-308,
2-383, 4-103, 4-681, 4-1206, 4-1225
Urban development action grants
4-710
Urban homesteading
4-711
Urban Mass Transportation Administration
4-136, 4-884
Uruguay Round, trade negotiations
2-182, 2-379, 2-383
User fees and other collections
3-10, 3-11, 4-812, 4-940
V
Vessels:
Coast Guard
4-897
Fishing
4-464
Gear damage compensation fund,
fishing
4-460
Maritime operations revolving fund
.. 4-908
Natural resources oil spill damages
4-784
Navigation, aids to
4-897
Nuclear-powered Navy
2-189
Ocean freight differential
4-905
Operating-differential subsides
4-905
Ship financing fund, Federal
4-907
War risk insurance
4-909
Veterans:
Burial benefits
4-151, 4-962
Business ownership
4-1055
Cemeteries
4-1000, 4-1001, 4-1005
Civilian health and medical program
....4-993
Community nursing home care
4-993
Compensation and pensions
4-151, 4-961
Direct loan revolving fund
4-969
Domiciliary care
4-993
Education
4-986
Education and training
4-964
Employment
4-832
Employment services
4-840
Extended care facilities
4-1003
Fees
3-10
GI bill
6-19
Guaranteed loans
2-310
Guaranty and indemnity fund
4-967
Health care
2-388
Hospital care
4-993
Hospital construction and rehabilitation...
6-18
Hospital facilities, maintenance and operation
4-992
Hospital facilities
6-27
Housing mortgage life insurance
4-966
Insurance
2-217, 4-152, 4-966, 4-989
Job-training
4-152, 4-966
Korean conflict
4-966
Loans
3-11, 4-152, 4-967
Medical care
2-388, 3-10, 4-155, 4-991
Medical care cost recovery fund
4-996
Medical Center Research Organizations
4-998
Medical and prosthetic research
4-994
Memorial affairs
4-1000
National Homes post fund
4-999
Nursing home care
4-993, 4-1004
Outpatient care
4-993
Parking garage fund
4-1003
Post-Vietnam era education fund
4-988
Readjustment benefits
4-151, 4-963
Reopened insurance
4-971
Service-disabled
4-966
Service-disabled insurance
4-971
States nursing home care, grants for
4-993
Supply fund
4-1004
Survivors entitlement program
4-965
Therapeutic and rehabilitation activities fund
4-998
Training
4-840
Training and employment
4-822
Vietnam era
4-966




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Veterans—Continued
Vocational rehabilitation
4-987
Women's business owership
4-1056
Veterans Affairs, Department of
2-310, 2-388, 4-151, 4-959
Veterans Appeals, Court of
4-172, 4-1091
Veterans Benefits Administration
4-151, 4-959
Veterans Canteen Service
4-997
Veterans Health Care, Commission on Future Structure
of
2-388
Veterans Health Service and Research Administration....4-154, 4-991
Veterans Special Life Insurance fund
4-990
Veterans Training Institute, National
4-840
Veto, line-item
2-378
Vice President, The
4-17, 4-27, 4-227, 4-272
Vocational and Adult Education, Office of
4-79, 4-574
Vocational education
/
2-120
Vocational training, U.S. prisoners
4-815
Voice of America
2-198, 4-1081, 4-1190
Volunteer programs, special
4-1071
Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA)
4-1071
W
Wages and hour standards, enforcement of
Wages and industrial relations
War, assistance to victims of
War memorials
Warsaw Pact
Washington Interagency Telecommunications System
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority

4-832
4-838
4-296
4-1076
2-386
4-1026
4-195, 4-886,
4-1197
4-878

Washington Union Station
Waste, see also under particular kind.
Waste management
2-97, 2-160, 2-373
Water resources:
Clean Water Act
6-27
Cleanup of polluted
2-93
Coastal America program
2-93
Conservation
2-88, 4-353, 4-764
Deepwater port liability fund
4-901
Drinking water, safe
4-1010
Emergency supplies
4-553
Environmental effects, mitigating
2-103
Everglades National Park
2-92
Groundwater, cleanup of contaminated
4-1015
Gulf of Mexico ecosystem
2-380
Harbor maintenance
4-911, 4-933
Infrastructure needs assessments
6-28
Investigations
4-739, 4-746
Management and improvement
4-404, 4-724
Marine habitats
2-93, 2-380
Navigable, regulation of
4-552
Reclamation fund
4-746
Reclamation loan program
4-738
Rural clean water program
4-352
Salinity control program
4-353
See also: Rivers and harbors.
Supply, state experiments
2-160
Supply forecasts
4-402
Tennessee Valley Authority
4-1186
Water quality research
4-338
Wetlands conservation, North American
4-755
Water Resources Council
4-1197
Water Resources Support Center
4-554
Water and science programs, Interior Department
4-111, 4-737
Water and waste disposal grants, rural
4-381
Watershed planning and flood prevention
4-402
Waterways, inland
4-556
Weapons, chemical
2-186, 2-386
Weapons, nuclear
2-189, 2-374, 4-595
Weather radar system, airports
2-387
Weather Service, National
4-459
Weather services program, aviation
4-465
Welfare benefits program, pensions and
4-829
Welfare reform
2-153, 2-383

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Western Area Power Administration
4-85, 4-618
Wetland, Protection and Restoration Act, Coastal
4-758
Wetlands:
Budget authority
2-94
Chesapeake Bay
2-380
Conservation
2-88, 2-379, 4-755
Corps of Engineers—Civil
4-550
Easement allocations
2-94
Enhancement
2-94
Habitat management
2-380
No-net-loss
2-94
Protection
2-94
Regulation
4-552
Research
2-94, 4-552
Reserve program
4-354
Restoration
2-88, 2-94
Wetlands Conservation Act, North American
4-755
White House Conference for a Drug Free America
4-30, 4-282
White House Conference on Indian Education
4-277
White House Conference on Library and Information Services
4-1137
White House Conference on Small Business
4-1057
White House Fellows, President's Commission on
4-1044
White House Office
4-27, 4-271
White House Visitors Center
2-92
Wildlife:
African Elephant conservation
4-754, 4-759
America's treasure
2-88
Birds, migratory
4-752, 4-755
Challenge cost-share program
2-90
Conservation, military reservations
4-77
Endangered or threatened species
2-88, 2-90, 4-752, 4-758
Fee collections
4-755
Fish restoration, sport
4-758
Habitat management
4-724
Land acquisition
4-754
Recreation
2-88
Refuges
2-93, 3-12, 4-752, 4-755, 4-756
Resources management
4-752
Restoration
4-758
Stewardship
2-88
Water rights
2-94
Wild horse and burro management
4-724
Wildlife, parks, and fish programs
4-113




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Wildlife Foundation, Fish and
2-88
Wildlife Service, United States Fish and
2-88, 4-113, 4-752
Witnesses, fees and expenses, Justice Department
4-801, 4-1212
Women, infants, and children, special supplemental
2-10
Women in developing countries, assistance to
4-296
Women's Bureau, Labor Department
4-839
Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
4-1184
Woodsy Owl
4-436
Work-Based Learning, National Advisory Commission on
2-20
Worker compensation benefits
4-832
Worker dislocation and readjustment assistance
4-822
Workforce:
Competency guidelines for work readiness
2-385
Drug abuse prevention
2-129
Education and job training
2-20
Federal capital outlays
6-18
2-20
Federal role
Industry's role
2-19
Job training opportunities
2-20
Skills improvement
2-19
State government role
2-19
Youth challenge grant
2-385
Workplace:
Adult, help disadvantaged to enter
2-385
Hazards management
2-376
Job Training Partnership Act
2-385
Youth, help severely disadvantaged to enter
2-285
World Agricultural Outlook Board
4-41, 4-343
World Bank
2-195, 4-290
World economy
2-386
World food program, United Nations
2-196, 4-348
World Health Organization
4-295
World trade market competitiveness
2-379
Youth
Youth
Youth
Youth
Youth

Y
challenge grant program
education and job training
exchange program, international
Opportunities Unlimited (YOU)
training program, summer

2-385
2-12
4-1190
2-12, 2-385
4-822

Z
Zoological Park, National

4-1181