text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1750

 A88

SUBJECT INDEX Page

Page

Rural ElectriHcation Administration Schools and Colleges—Continued Technical Amendments Act of Campus disrupters, denial of finan1976 2701 cial assistance... 25, 961, 1102, 1297, Rural Health Week, National, 1976, 1436 proclamation 3086 Chief Joseph Dam, Wash., provision Rural Rehabilitation Corporation of facilities for dependents of Trust Liquidation Act, appropricertain construction workers 2932 ation for effecting provisions 860 Community College of the Air Force, associate degrees 928 Community colleges 2164 Community services and continuing Safe Drinking Water Act, amendeducation programs, expansion.... 2083 ment 707 Cooperative education program, exSafety Act of 1976, Highway 451 tension 2144 Safety Authorization Act of 1976, FedDeveloping institutions, strengtheneral Railroad 817 ing 2091 Saguaro National Monument, Ariz., Education Amendments of 1976 2081 boundary revision 2735 Family medicine, departments of, Saguaro Wilderness, Ariz., designagrants for establishment 2311 tion 2693 Federal and State insured loan proSaint Elizabeths Hospital, approprigrams 2099 ation for 13, 609, 1424, 1492 Gallaudet College, D.C., appropriSaint-Gaudens National Historic Site, ation for 611, 1431 N.H., land acquisition.... 2732, 2733, 2735 Graduate and professional study, felSaint Lawrence Seaway Development lowships 2160 Corporation, appropriation for... 640, Health professions schools— 654, 1181 Graduate student loans 2257 Saint Paul's Church, N.Y., suitability Grants 2290 as unit of National Park System, Higher education institutions, reconstudy 2447 struction and renovation 2158 Saline Water Conservation Act of Howard University, D.C., appropri1971, The, appropriation for effectation for 611, 1431 ing provisions 1045 Indian postsecondary schools, treatSan Joaquin River, reclamation proment 2233 ject, additional funds 816 Israel, loans, amounts due on, San Juan Wilderness, Wash., designawaiver 776 tion 2634 John McCormack Center, St. John's Santa Ana River, reclamation project, Medical College, India, appropriadditional funds 816 ation for 772 Santa Ynez River Water Conservation Library assistance, training and reDistrict, Calif., relief to 1474 search 2089 Save Your Vision Week, 1976, proclaNon-professional employees, denial mation 3080 of unemployment assistance beScenic and Recreational Highway, Natween academic terms 2691 tional, appropriation for 1176 Public health schools, traineeships School Aid Act, Emergency: for students 2279 Amendments 2216, 2218, 2237 School bus driver training 453 Appropriation for effecting proviSchool bus safety standards 815 sions 610, 611, 1427 Sea grant colleges, designation 1966 School Lunch Act, National, appropriSoundproofing of institutions near ation for effecting provisions 865 airports, feasibility study 886 School Lunch Week, National, 1976, Southeastern University, D.C., beneproclamation 3124 fits, continued eligibility 289 Schools and Colleges: Student assistance 2091 Allen J. EUender fellowships, extenStudent loan programs, extension 727 sion 399 Teacher Corps and teacher training American Indian School of Medicine, programs 2151 feasibility study 1412 Teachers, survey of availability 2226 Arizona universities and State colVeterans' Education and Employleges, certeiin real property conment Assistance Act of 1976 2383 veyed to, condition on release 3012 Visiting Scientist Awards 415 NOTE: Part 1 containB pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1751

 SUBJECT INDEX

A89

Page

Page

Schools and Colleges—Continued Work-study program, extension 2143 Science, Engineering, and Technology, Federal Coordinating Council for, establishment 471 Science, Engineering, and Technology Advisory Panel, Intergovernmental, establishment 465 Science and Technology, Federal Council for, abolition 472 Science and Technology, President's Committee on, establishment 468 Science and Technology Advisory Organization Act of 1976, Presidential 463 Science and Technology Policy, Office of: Appropriation for 604, 1101 Establishment 463 Federal Coordinating Council for Science, Engineering, and Technology, member 471 National sea grant program annual report, review and evaluation 1968 President's Committee on Science and Technology, member 468 Science and Technology Policy, Organization, and Priorities Act of 1976, National 459 Science Foundation, National. See National Science Foundation. Science Foundation Act of 1950, National: Amendments 473, 2057 Appropriation for effecting provisions 1102, 1103 Science Foundation Authorization Act, National, 1977 2053 Science Information Exchange, appropriation for 1061 Sciences, National Academy of. Coordinating Committee for Digestive Diseases, member 2653 Scotts Bluff National Monument, Nebr., acquisition ceiling increase... 2732 "Screaming Eagles" Memorial, authorization for erection by One Hundred and First Airborne Division Association 151 Scrimshaw Products, exportation prohibition, exemption 911 Sea Grant Advisory Panel, superseded by sea gremt review panel 1967 Sea Grant College and Program Act of 1966, National, amendments 1961 Sea Grant Program Act, National 1961 Sea Grant Program Improvement Act of 1976 1961 Sea Grant Review Panel, establishment 1967

Second Brussels Conference, 1976, sense of Congress 3022 Second Liberty Bond Act: Amendment 217 Public debt limit, temporary increase 217,793 Second Supplemental Appropriations Act, 1975, appropriation for effecting provisions 22 Second Supplemental Appropriations Act, 1976.... 597 Secret Service, United States: Appropriation for 627, 640, 655, 965 Presidential and Vice Presidential nominees, protection of spouses 1239 Presidential Protection Assistance Act of 1976 2475 Securities Act of 1933, amendments 56 Securities and Exchange Commission, appropriation for 644, 658, 958 Securities Exchange Act of 1934: Amendments 57 Appropriation for effecting provisions 1108 Security Agency Appropriation Act, 1947, Federal, appropriation for effecting provisions 7, 1420 Security and Cooperation in Europe, Commission on. See other part of title. Security Assistance and Arms Export Control Act of 1976, International 7219 Security Council, National, appropriation for 632, 646, 967 Seed Testing Association, International, U.S. membership authority 8216 Selective Service System: Appropriation for 1103 Certain budget authority, recission 287 Senate. See also Congress; Legislative Branch of the Government. Adjournment... 3022, 3028, 3033, 3037, 3038, 3041 Adjournment, sine die 3068 Administrative provisions, appropriation for 203, 614, 1443 Aeronautical and Space Sciences, Committee on, reports to by NASASatellite services contracts 680 Use of funds 678, 679 Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on— Reports to— Agriculture, Department of— Employee and dependent foreign language training and orientation 1500 Farmer-to-Consumer Direct Marketing Act of 1976 1983

NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�

license: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1752

 A90

SUBJECT INDEX

Senate—Continued Senate—Continued Agriculture and Forestry, Committee Armed Services, Committee on, reon—Continued ports to—Continued Reports to—Continued Comptroller General, United Agriculture, Department of— States Soldiers' and Airmen's Continued Home, operations, study 1519 National Forest System, land Defense, Department of— acquisitions 2962 Military construction 1359, Beef Board, budgets 533 1 oco Federal Grain Inspection SerService academies and war colvice 2874, 2882, 2885, 2888 leges, civilian faculty utilizaTestimony before— tion study 933 Agriculture, Department of, Environmental Protection Agency, Packers and Stockyards Act toxic substances control, naof 1921, justification of tional defense waiver, notice.. 2044 budget estimates under 1252 Military departments— American Indian Policy Review Real property exchanges, certifiCommission, appropriation for 1449 cation 1367 Appropriation for 612, 629, 645, 1439 Technical data and computer Appropriations, Committee on, softwear packages, procurereports to— ment contract 932 Navy, Department of the— Army, Department of the— Emergency military construcAlaska hydroelectric power projtion 1354 ects, payment of certain construction costs, agreeNaval petroleum reserves 312 ment 2947 N u c l e a r c a r e e r officers, Military construction 1351 bonuses 901, 903 Coast Guard, United States, PresiPresident of the United States— dential protection expendiKorea, Republic of 760 tures 2476 Military sales affecting combat Comptroller General, Presidential readiness 738 protection expenditures, audit 2477 Banking, Housing and Urban AfDefense, Department of, Presidenfairs, Committee on— tial protection expenditures.... 2476 National Transportation Policy Interior, Department of, Indiana Study Commission, member 449 Dunes National Lakeshore 2531 Check cashing regulations 1443 Military departments, technical Commerce, Committee on— data and computer softwear Foreign fishing, applications for packages, procurement conpermits, transmittal to 343, 344 tracts 932 National Transportation Policy NASA, satellite services contracts 680 Study Commission, member 449 Postal Service, budget 1303, 1304 President of the United States— Railroad-related documents, subGuatemala relief and rehabilitamittal by Interstate Comtion 398 merce Commission 47 International disaster assisReports to— tance 773 Coast Guard, United States, Fishery Conservation and Secret Service, United States, Management Act of 1976, Presidential protection excompliance 358 penditures 2476 Consumer Product Safety ComArmed Services, Committee, reports mission, proposed safety torules and regulations 509 Air Force, Department of the, emergency military construcEnergy Research and Develoption 1357 ment Administration, elecArmy, Department of the, military tric and hybrid vehicles... 1264, 1265, 1267 construction 1351 NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�


text:
User:MikeLynch

This user page can be found on the English Wikipedia.

title: User:MikeLynch


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1753

 SUBJECT INDEX Page

A9] Pag(s

Senate—Continued Senate—Continued Interior and Insular Affairs, ComCommerce, Committee on—Continued mittee on— Reports to—Continued California Desert Conservation President of the United States, Area, revised map and legal international investment 2061 description filed by DepartContingent expenses, appropriation ment of Interior 2783 for 613, 616, 1442, 1448 Interior, Department of the, OlymExpedited procedure in 765 pic National Park, Wash., Finance, Committee on, reports to— boundary revision notice 2739 Health, Education, and Welfare, Reports to— Department of. Veterans Agriculture, Department of, Administration facilities, Alpine Lakes Wilderness, certain medical services, Wash 907 rates and procedures 2853 Architect of the Capitol, ConTreasury, Department of the. gressional Cemetery study 2373 New York City pension Historic Preservation, Advisory plans or trusts 239 Council on 1322, 1323 Foreign Relations, Committee on— Foreign fishing vessels, permit apIndian Claims Commission 1991 plications for U.S. fishery Interior, Department of the— conservation zone, transmitAssateague Island National tal from Department of Seashore, Md.-Va., comState 343, 344 prehensive plan 2733 Reports to— Concession leases and conCoast Guard, United States, tracts, proposed awards 1943 Fishery Conservation and Congaree Swamp National Management Act of 1976, Monument, S.C 2517, 2518 compliance 358 Eugene O'Neill National HisPresident of the United States— toric Site, Calif., cooperaAngola, assistance to 758 tive agreements 2501 Foreign assistance 751, 754 Frederick Law Olmsted Home Foreign military sales... 735, 736, and Office, Mass., suitabil738-741, 743, 747 ity as unit of National Foreign military sales, disPark System 2447 crimination 752, 753 George W. Norris Home, Guatemala relief and rehabiliNebr., suitability as unit tation 398 of National Park System.... 2450 Indian Ocean, control of miliIndiana Dunes National Laketary forces in 759 shore 2530-2532 International investment 2061 Monocacy National BattleInternational military educafield, Md., final master tion and training 732 plan 2739 Korea, Republic of. 760 Mount Mitchell National State, Department of, human Park, N.C., feasibility rights statement 749 study 2450 Government Operations, Committee National Museum of Afroon, reports to— American History and Coast Guard, United States, PresiCulture, Ohio, suitability dential protection expendias unit of National Park tures 2476 System 2447 Comptroller General, Presidential National Park System lands... 1940, protection expenditures, 1942, 1943 audit 2477 National Petroleum Reserve Defense, Department of. Presidenin Alaska, exploration; tial protection expenditures.... 2476 study 305, 306 Secret Service, United States, Ninety Six National Historic Presidential protection exSite, S.C, management penditures 2476 plan 1197 State, Department of, Mexico, Public lands, emergency withUnited States citizens imprisdrawal from sale; review oned in 760 and extensions 2753 NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1754

 A92

SUBJECT INDEX Page

Senate—C!ontinued Senate—Continued • .,..-s Interior and Insular Affairs, ComLabor and Public Welfare, Commitmittee on—Continued tee on—Continued Reports to—Continued Reports to—Continued Interior, Department of the— Health, Education, and Welfare, Continued Department of—Continued Saint Paul's Church, N.Y., Medical residency training suitability as unit of Naprograms, positions in pritional Park System 2447 mary care, determinaUrban recreation, review 1318 tion 2295 Public and community health Lincoln National Memorial, recpersonnel, statistics 2306 ognition of Alaska and National Commission for the 2682 Hawaii Protection of Human SubNational Park Service, wilderjects of Biomedical and Beness areas, maps and boundhavioral Research, disclo2693 ary descriptions sure of research informaNavy, Department of, National tion, study... 407 Petroleum Reserve in National Science Foundation 2054304 Alaska, information 2056, 2058 Outdoor Recreation, Bureau of. President's Biomedical Research State grant programs 1317 Panel, disclosure of research President of the United States— information, study 407 299 Micronesian college, study Post Office and Civil Service, ComNational Petroleum Reserve mittee on, reports to, Postal Serv305 in Alaska, study ice, budget 1303, 1304 Wilderness areas, maps and dePresident of the Senate— 2637 scriptions filed with Appointments by— Commission on Security and Judiciary, Committee on the, reports Cooperation in Europe, to— members 661 Coast Guard, United States, PresiNational Transportation Policy dential protection expendiStudy Commission, memtures 2476 bers 449 Comptroller General, Presidential Land Management, Bureau of, auprotection expenditures, thorization of funds request, audit 2477 submittal 2772 Defense, Department of. PresidenReports to— tial protection expenditures.... 2476 Commerce, Department of, failure to publish population Law Enforcement Assistance Addata 2463 ministration, activities 2422 Energy Research and DevelopSecret Service, United States, ment Administration, elecPresidential protection extric and hybrid vehicles... 1264, penditures 2476 1267 Labor and Public Welfare, Committee Environmental Protection on— Agency, environmental" reemployment and Unemployment search, development and Statistics, National Commisdemonstration, transfer of sion on, hearings, peirticipafunds 2070 tion 1484 Interior, Department of— Reports to— National Park System, areas Health, Education, and Welfare, qualifying for inclusion Department of— in, study 1940 Allied health personnel statisPublic lands, denial of sale 2761 tics 2311 Registry of Natural LandChiropractic health profesmarks and National Reg' sions 2324 ister of Historic Places, areas exhibiting endanEducation Division, reorganigered resources 1940 zation study 2239 NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1755

 SUBJECT INDEX Page

Pagis

Senate—Continued Senate—Continued Public Works, Committee on—ConPresident of the Senate—Continued tinued Reports to—Continued Reports to—Continued Military departments, construcPresident of the United States, tion contract awards 1363 Alaska, solid waste cleanup NASA, use of funds 678, 679 on Federal lands in 2840 National Science Foundation, Solid waste management guidetransfer of funds 2054 lines, notice 2804 President of the United States— Reports to— International narcotics control Commission on Security and Costudy 764 operation in Europe 662 Federal lands, certain withFederal Election Commission, prodrawals from sale, posed rules or regulations 477 review 2754 Wilderness areas, designation General Services Administration, of, recommendations 2785 real and personal property, Student Loan Special donations, disposals, and Allowances, Committee on transfers 2454, 2455 the Process of DeterminInterior and Insular Affairs, Coming 2135 mittee on, Valley Forge NaVeterans Administration, amputional Historical Park, Pa., tees, cardiovascular disormaster development plan, ders, study 1378 transmittal to 797 President pro tempore— President of the United States— Appointments by— Federal lands, multiple use plan 908 National Commission on UnemInternational fishery agreeployment Compensation, members 2681 ments 340 President's Committee on SciPostal Service, Commission on, ence and Technology 470 members 1307 United States Parole CommisReports to, President of the United sion 221 States, Selected Reserve, involuntary order to active duty 517 Senate Computer Center Revolving Fund, establishment 614 Procurement Officer, Auditor, and Senate Employees Barber Shop ReDeputy Sergeant at Arms, title volving Fund, establishment 1444 changed to Deputy Sergeant at Sergeant at Arms, expenses, adArms and Doorkeeper 203 vancement increase 1445 Public Works, Committee on— Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper, National Transportation Policy Office of, appropriation for 612 Study Commission, member 449 Staff employees, termination 14 43 Reports to— Veterans' Affairs, Committee on, reAlaska hydroelectric power proports to— jects, payment of certain Health, Education, and Welfare, construction costs, agreeDepartment of, Veterans' Adment 2947 ministration facilities, cerArchitectural and Transportatain medical services, tion Barriers Compliance rates and procedures 2853 Board, public buildings, Veterans Administration— standards accommodating Hospital and medical prothe physically handicapped, gram, study 2854 compliance 2508 Per diem rates, mileage Engineers, Corps of— allowances, and travel exWater resource development penses 2843 projects, hydroelectric Senate Committee on Foreign Relapower resources 2936 tions, one hundred and sixtieth Water resources development anniversary, printing as Senate document 3040 projects 2920 NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1756

 A94

SUBJECT INDEX Page

Page

Senator Dennis Chavez Federal Building, N. Mex., designation 2442 Service Contract Act of 1965, amendments 2358 Sewage and Waste Disposal Facilities Compact, New Hampshire-Vermont Interstate 1221 Sex Discrimination, Prohibition of: Coast Guard Academy appointments 2708 Exemptions for certain organizations 2234 Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949, Federal assistance under 2456 Public works programs 1002, 1007 Railroad revitalization and regulatory reform programs 148 Relief benefits, deprivation 1517 Vocational education programs, study 2239 Shawnee Hills, HI., establishing a national recreation area, feasibility study 2449 Sheep Mountain Wilderness Study Area, Calif., review of suitability as a wilderness area 2635 ShellHsh Industry, review and regulations 1032 Shenandoah Wilderness, Va., designation 2693 Sherman Act, assignment of short title 1397 Shipbuilding Contracting Act of 1976, Negotiated 1042 Ships. See Vessels. Shrimp Fisheries Act of 1973, Offshore, appropriation for effecting provisions 622 Shriners' Hospitals for Crippled Children, land conveyance, Utah 2429 Sickle Cell Anemia, Cooley's Anemia, Tay-Sachs, and Genetic Diseases Act, National 407 Simeonof Wilderness, Alaska, designation 2633 Sirups, tariffs on certain, modification, proclamation 3126 Slovenia, United States Information Agency, broadcast to, reinstatement, authorization of funds 374 Small Business Act, amendments.... 666, 667 Small Business Administration: Appropriation for 644, 658, 958 Energy conservation and renewableresource obligation guarantees, consultation 1165 Office of Advocacy, establishment 668 Small Business Investment Act of 1958, amendments 663, 665, 667

Small Business Research and Development, Office of, establishment.... 2057 Small Business Week, 1976, proclamation 3090 Small Reclamation Projects Act of 1956, appropriation for effecting provisions 894 Smith-Lever Act, appropriation for effecting provisions 854, 856 Smithsonian Institution: Appropriation for 608, 644, 658, 1060 Authorization of funds 795 Board of Regents, reappointment of James E. Webb 693 Historic Preservation, Advisory Council on, member 1320 James Smithson bequest, U.S. appreciation 798 John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, nonperforming arts functions, maintenance, additional funds 1048, 2737 National Gallery of Art, appropriation for 1061 National Museum Services Board, member 1975 National Portrait Gallery Act, amendment 30 National Zoological Park, appropriation for 1061 Science Information Exchange, appropriation for 1061 Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, appropriation for 1061 Snow Mountain Wilderness Study Area, Calif., review of suitability as a wilderness area 2635 Soboba Band of Mission Indians and Soboba Indian Reservation, sanitation facilities and services 1408 Social and Rehabilitation Service, appropriation for 611, 1429 Social Security: Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC)— Benefits where father receives unemployment compensation 2688 Food stamp distribution 2901 State employment offices, data from 2689 Child day care services 1215 Child support programs— Collection payments, extension 990 State employment offices, data from 2689 Medicaid. See separate title. Medicare. See separate title. Social services, eligibility 1215

NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1757

 SUBJECT INDEX

A95 Pag(5

South Carolina—Continued Social Security—Continued Charleston Harbor, navigation proSupplemental Security Income ject, authorized advanced engi(SSDneering and design 2918 Aged, blind, or disabled, interim Congaree Swamp National Monuassistance payments. State rement, establishment 2517 imbursement 990 Blind, benefits for 2700 Hartwell Reservoir, hydropower unit, construction 2940 Blind and disabled children, rehabilitation services 2683 Naval and maritime museum, establishment, congressional approvExclusion, unearned income 781 al 1367 Food stamp eligibility extension 990 Ninety Six National Historic Site, Institutionalized individuals, treatestablishment 1196 ment of married couples income 2685 Tobacco acreage allotments and quotas, emergency lease and State cash-out status 1111 transfer 1489 State supplementation of benefits 2686 South Dakota: Badlands Wilderness, designation 2693 Taxes, nonprofit organizations, emPoUock-Herreid unit, reclamation ployees, filing of waiver certifiproject, construction authorizacate 2655 tion 208 Unemployment compensation... 2672, 2676, 2677 South Platte River, reclamation project, additional funds 816 Social Security Act: Amendments... 781, 782, 990, 997, 1215, Southeast Asia: 1408-1410, 1422, 1425, 1429-1432, American civilian internees, benefits, increase 1122 1956-1957, 2540, 2655, 2672, 2676, 2677, 2683-2688, 2700, 2901, Petroleum products, denial of funds for export to non-United States Appropriation for effecting provinationals 175 sions 5, 6,13-20, 1419-1432 Southeastern Power Administration, Social Security Administration: appropriation for 897 Appropriation for 16, 635, 650, 1430 Southeastern University, D.C., beneCoordinating Committee for Digestive Diseases, member 2653 fits, continued eligibility 289 Southwestern Power Administration, Social Security Amendments of 1965, appropriation for 637, 652, 897 appropriation for effecting provisions 16 "Soviet Economy in a New Perspective", printing of additional Social Security Amendments of 1972: copies 3065 Amendments 2686, 2902 Soviet Jews, Second Brussels ConferAppropriation for effecting provience, 1976, sense of Congress 3022 sions 13, 1425, 1430 Soviet Refugees: Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act, appropriation for effectAppropriation for assistance 778, 1471 ing provisions 857, 863, 864 Authorization of funds 824 Soil Conservation Service, appropri"Soviet Space Programs, 1971-1975", ation for 598, 862 printing of additional copies 3C40 Soldiers' and Airmen's Home, United Space Exploration Day, 1976, proclaStates: mation 3113 Additional income 1518 Space Observance, United States, proclamation designation 3053 Appropriation for 24, 1436 Spain: Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act Aircraft, U.S., lease and purchase 2499 of 1940, appropriation for effecting provisions 1104 Base agreements, authorization of funds 765 Solid Waste, Office of, establishment.... 2804 Naval vessels sale to, approval 1938 Solid Waste Disposal Act: Treaty of Friendship and Cooperamendments 2795-2839 tion between the United States Research, development, and demonof America and Spain, authoristration, authorization of funds.... 2069 zation of funds 2498 South Carolina: Spanish-Origin, Americans of, economic Bartram Tredl, national scenic trail, and social statistics. Department designation, feasibility study 2481 of Agriculture publication (588 NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1619; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1758

 A96

SUBJECT INDEX Page

Page

Special Drawing Rights Act, amendments 2661 Special Projects Act: Amendments 2233 Appropriation for effecting provisions 1428 Special Representative for Trade Negotiations, Office of, appropriation for 632, 647, 958 Sperm Whale Oil, exportation prohibition, exemption 911 SS United States, terms of use and requisition 2497 Standards, National Bureau of: Energy conservation standards for new buildings, utilization of services 1146 Resource recovery, guidelines.... 2820, 2822 Starling and Blackbird Control, Ky.Tenn 28 State, Department of: Appropriation Act, 1977 937 Appropriation for 602, 620, 639, 653, 937 Arms export control, study 748 Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, member 661 Cultural exchange programs, participation by Federal employees 825 Educational exchange— Authorization of funds 823 Certain budget authority, recission 288 Foreign affairs— Appropriation for administration... 620, 639, 653 Authorization of funds 823 Foreign gifts, General Accounting Office audit 827 Foreign Relations Authorization Act, Fiscal Year 1977 823 Foreign Service. See separate title. Foreign Service Institute, Agriculture Department employees, language training and orientation, utilization of facilities 1500 Historic Preservation, Advisory Council on, member 1320 Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, Coordinator for, establishment 750 International fisheries commissions, appropriation for 620, 639, 653, 941 International fishery agreements, negotiations 339 International flood control project, Tijuana River Basin, land acquisition 1333 International organizations. See separate title.

State, Department of—Continued Klondike Gold Rush International Historical Park, Alaska-Wash.Canada, planning and development, cooperation 718 Migration and refugee assistance— Appropriation for 777, 1470 Authorization of funds 823 Motor vehicles, appropriation for 778 National sea grant program, international cooperation assistance, consultation with Department of Commerce 1969 Pan American Games, authorization of funds 825 Passport Office, United States, authorization of funds 824 Regional Fishery Management Councils, member 349 Retirement, cost-of-living adjustment 1463 Science, Engineering, and Technology, Federal Coordinating Council for, member 471 Whale conservation and protection, bilateral agreements with Canada and Mexico 2492 State, Justice, and Commerce, the Judiciary and Related Agencies Appropriation Act, 1977, Departments of. 937 State and Local Fiscal Assistance Act of 1972, amendments 2341-2357 State and Local Fiscal Assistance Amendments of 1976 2341 State Historic Preservation Officers, National Conference of, member of Advisory Council on Historic Preservation 1320 State Taxation of Depositories Act, amendments 197 Statistical Reporting Service, appropriation for 597, 632, 647, 855 Steel, Stainless or Alloy Tool, certain articles, temporary quantitative limitation on importation into United States, proclamation 3105 Strategic and Critical Materials Stock Piling Act, appropriation for effecting provisions 973 Student Loan Act Of 1969, Emergency Insured: Amendments 727, 2142 Appropriation for effecting provisions 1428 Student Loan Special Allowances, Committee on the Process of Determining, establishment 2135 Sugars, tariffs on certain, modification, proclamation 3126

NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1759

 SUBJECT INDEX Page

A97 Pages

Taxes—Continued "Summary of Veterans' Legislation Remployment tax— ported, Ninety-Fourth Congress", Agricultural workers, coverage... 2667, printing of additional copies 3043 2668 Sunshine Act, Government in the 1241 Domestic service, coverage 2668 Supplemental Authorization Act for Federal unemployment tax wage Military Construction on Guam 2437 base and rate, increase 2676 Supplies and Shortages, National Nonprofit organizations— Commission on, appropriation Employees, filing of waiver cerfor 629, 975 tificate 2655 Supplies and Shortages Act, National Unemployment compensation Commission on, appropriation for coverage... 2670, 2675 effecting provisions 975 State and local government emSupply Service, Federal, appropriation ployees, unemployment comfor 641, 655, 972 pensation coverage.... 2670 Supreme Court of the United States, appropriation for 631, 646, 952 Excise tax— Aircraft museums, fuel and civil Susquehanna River, North Branch, aircraft use tax, exemption 2487 reclamation project, additional Alcoholic beverages, authorized funds 816 evidence of payment 2699 Susquehanna River Basin CommisAviation fuel, postponement of resion, appropriation for 643, 657, 899 ductions 456 Swanquarter Wilderness, N.C., desigBeer, small business tax reducnation 2634 tion 2485 Swine Flu Immunization Program of Gasoline, postponement of reduc1976, National 1113 tions 456 Swine Influenza: Motor vehicles and parts, postForeign countries and international ponement of reductions 456 organizations, assistance 596 Tires and tubes, postponement of Immunization, injury or death reductions 456 claims, civil action 1116 Trucks and buses, postponement of Immunization program, approprireductions 456 ation for 363 Federal employees, city income or Veterans Administration, adminisemployment taxes, withholdtration of vaccine 1301 ing 910 Syria, security supporting assistance, Income— appropriation for 774 Benefits extension, certain military and non-military participants in the Vietnam conflict 2699, 2700 Capital gains on lapse of options to Tamarac Wilderness, Minn., designabuy or sell securities 1201 tion 2634 Cemetery perpetual care funds, Tariff Act, Wilson, assignment of distribution deduction 2483 short title 1397 Child care services, tax credit for Tariff Act of 1930, amendments 1762 employing welfare recipients.... 1217 Tariff Schedules of the United States. Common trust funds, treatment of For amendments and repeals, see affiliated banks 1273 1930, P.L. 361 in "Tables of Laws Consolidated Rail Corporation, exAffected in Volume 90," preceding changes, treatment 295 this Index. Corporations, stock acquisitions, Tax Court, United States, appropriinterest deduction on indebtation for 631, 645, 975 edness 2443 Tax Reduction Act of 1975, amendEmployee retirement plans, termiments 782, 1201, 1584, 1587 nation, rollovers 365 Tax Reform Act of 1976 1520 Life insurance compeinies, policyAmendments 2483, 2697 holders surplus account 781 Taxes: Social clubs, organizations exempBank Holding Company Tax Act of tion 2697 1976 1503 Withholding schedules, extension... 782, Consolidated Rail Corporation, ex1201, 1273 changes 295 NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1760

 A98

SUBJECT INDEX Page

Taxes—Continued Northern Mariana Islands, bonds and other obligations, exemption 271 State "doing business" taxes on outof-State financial institutions, prohibition extension 197 Virgin Islands, income tax, ten per cent surtax 1195 Tay-Sachs, and Genetic Diseases Act, National Sickle Cell Anemia, Cooley's Anemia 407 Taylor Grazing Act, amendment 2773 Teacher Corps, training programs 2151 Technology Assessment, Office of: Appropriation for 617, 630, 1452 Federal railroad safety program, study 820 U.S. coal leases, study 1090 Technology Assessment Act of 1972, appropriation for effecting provisions 1452 Tel Aviv University, loans, amounts due on, waiver 776 Telecommunications Demonstration Act of 1976, Educational Broadcasting Facilities and 683 Telecommunications Policy, Office of, appropriation for 968 Telecommunications Service, Automated Data and, appropriation for 641, 655, 973 Telephones, Rural Electrification Administration Technical Amendments Act of 1976 2701 Televison: American Television and Radio Archives Act 2601 Cable systems, secondary transmissions, compulsory licensing 2550 Copyright law, general revision 2541 Educational Broadcasting Facilities and Telecommunications Demonstration Act of 1976 683 Temporary Commission on Financial Oversight of the District of Columbia, establishment 1205 Tennessee: Andrew Johnson National Historic Site, development ceiling increase 2738 Bartram Trail, national scenic trail, designation, feasibility study 2481 Harris Fork Creek, flood control project, authorization 2921 Joe L. Evans Post Office and Federal Building, designation 2436 Nonconnah Creek, flood protection project, authorized advanced engineering and design 2919

Page

Tennessee—Continued Obed River, designation of segment as component of the national wild and scenic river system 2329 Obion and Forked Deer Rivers, flood protection project, modification.... 2940 Starling and blackbird control 28 Tabard Inn, site acquisition, establishment of recreational facilities 2940 Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway project, construction, minority group participation 2941 Tennessee Valley Authority, appropriation for 899 Tennessee Valley Authority Act of 1933: Amendment 1258 Appropriation for effecting provisions 899 Dams and reservoirs, recreational, public uses 2728 Tennis Week, National, 1976, proclamation 3100 Territorial Affairs, Office of, appropriation for 607, 637, 652, 1052 Terrorists, International, assistance to countries granting sanctuary to, prohibition 753 Terry Schrunk Plaza, Oreg., designation 2072 Teton Dam, Idaho, failure, compensation for damages 1211 Texas: American Canal extension, Rio Grande project, construction, etc., authorization 1327 Beaumont, salt water control project, authorization 2921 Brazos River, salt pollution control project, authorized advanced engineering and design 2919 Chamizal National Memorial— Appropriation for 1047 Development ceiling increase 2733 Corpus Christi, navigation project, modification 2926 Galveston Bay, non-structural flood protection project, authorization 2943 Louisiana-Texas Intracoastal Waterway segments, land conveyance 2924 Padre Island National Seashore, acquisition ceiling increase 2733 Red River, flood control project, authorized advanced engineering and design 2942 Red River Waterway, navigation and bank stabilization project, modification 2942

NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1761

 SUBJECT INDEX

Page

Page

Texas—Continued San Antonio Channel, additional flood control measures, construction authorization 2921 Sherman, railroad highway crossing, demonstration project 444 Water resources depletion, study 2943 Thailand, military assistance, authorization of funds 729 The Civil Rights Attorney's Fees Awards Act of 1976 2641 The Clem Miller Environmental Education Center, Point Reyes National Seashore, Calif., designation 2695 The Judicial Survivors* Annuities Fund, establishment 2611 "The Senate Chamber, 1810-1859", printing of additional copies 3040 "The Working Congress", printing as House document 3043 Thomas Jefferson Building, designation of Library of Congress Annex as 329 Thomas Jefferson Day: Designation 328 Proclamation, 1976 3090 Tijuana River Basin, international flood control project 1333 Timber, sale from national forests... 29572961 Tinicum National Environmental Center, Pa., boundary extension 2528 Tires: Discarded tire disposal— Grants 2805 Study 2833 Excise tax, postponement of reductions 456 Tobacco: Acreage allotments and quotas, S.C.Ga., emergency lease and transfer 1489 Consumer Product Safety Commission, limitation of jurisdiction 503 Tobacco and Firearms, Bureau of Alcohol, appropriation for 640, 654, 964 Toxic Substances Control Act 2003 Trade Act of 1974: Amendments 1763 Appropriation for effecting provisions 4-6, 948, 1418, 1419 Trade Commission, Federal. See Federal Trade Commission. Trade Commission, United States International, terms of office; voting procedures 1762 Trade Commission Act, Federal, amendments 575, 588 Trade Expansion Act of 1962, appropriation for effecting provisions 1418

Trade Negotiations, Office of the Special Representative for, appropriation for 632, 647, 958 Trade Week, World, 1976, proclamation 3088 Trademark Office, Patent and, appropriation for 633, 648, 950 Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966, National, amendments 815 Trails System Act, National, amendments 2481 Transportation Act, Department of: Amendments 61,125,130,149, 2629 Appropriation for effecting provisions 1179 Transportation Act of 1964, Urban Mass: Amendments 143 Appropriation for effecting provisions 293, 626, 1180, 1181 Transportation and Related Agencies Appropriation Act, 1976, Department of, amendment 1187 Transportation and Related Agencies Appropriation Act, 1977, Department of. 1171 Transportation Barriers Compliance Board, Architectural and, program extension 212, 214 Transportation, Department of: Airport and Airway Development Act Amendments of 1976 871 Airport and Airway Development Act of 1970— Amendments 871, 872, 879-882 Appropriation for effecting provisions 1173, 1174 Airports— Dallas/Fort Worth Regional Airport, Automated Guideway Transit system, demonstration project 446 Ground transportation services to, demonstration projects 884 Property restrictions, release... 196, 234, 280-283 Studies 883, 885 Alaskan road repair, study 448 Appropriation for 1178 Appropriation Act, 1977 1171 Appropriation for... 293, 623, 639, 654, 1171 Boat launching areas, public, access ramps, guidelines 446 Coast Guard, United States. See separate title. Electric and hybrid vehicles, regulatory and program consultation and coordination 1262 Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1968, appropriation for effecting provisions 1177

NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

89-194 O—78—pt. 2

111

A99

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1762

 AlOO

SUBJECT INDEX Page

Page

Transportation, Department of—ConTransportation, Department of—Continued tinued Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1970, National Capital Transportation Act appropriation for effecting proviof 1972, appropriation for effectsions 1177 ing provisions 1184 Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1973— National Highway Safety Advisory Amendments 444, 445 Committee, Chairman, selecAppropriation for effecting provition 455 sions 625, 1176, 1180 National Highway Traffic Safety AdFederal-Aid Highway Act of 1976 425 ministration, appropriation for,.. 625, Appropriation for effecting provi640, 654, 1178 sions 1175, 1177, 1178, 1184 National Mass Transportation AssisFederal-Aid Highway Amendments tance Act of 1974— of 1974— Amendments 444 Amendments 443 Appropriation for effecting proviAppropriation for effecting provisions 1176 sions 1177 National Railroad Passenger CorpoFederal-aid highways, multimodal ration. See separate title. concept, feasibility study 445 National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Federal-aid routes through and Safety Act of 1966, amendaround parkland, study 440 ments 815 Federal-aid urban system routes, Rail bank, establishment 146 study 447 Rail service assistance recipients, Federal Aviation Act of 1958— audit 132,142 Amendments 882, 883, 1065 Rail system, study 147 Appropriation for effecting proviRail transportation, aid to, study 147 sions 1173-1175, 1182 Railroad conveyances, waste disposFederal Aviation Administration. al, recommendations 2630 See separate title. Rfdlroad highway crossings, demonFederal Highway Administration, stration projects and authorizaappropriation for.... 624, 640, 654, 1175 tion of funds 444, 452 Federal Railroadi, Administration. Railroad Revitalization and Regulatory Reform Act of 1976. See sepSee separate title. arate title. Hazardous waste transportation Railroad rights-of-way, conversion of, standards, consultation 2807 study 144 Highway construction, federally asRegionfd Rail Reorganization Act of sisted, study 448 1973— Highway Safety Act of 1966, approAmendments... 57, 83-118, 123, 133, 139, priation for effecting provi191, 296, 1398, 2616-2624, 2629 sions 1176-1178 Appropriation for effecting proviHighway Safety Act of 1973, amendsions.... 24, 625, 626, 1178, 1183, 1436 ments 452 Research and development, appropriHighway Safety Act of 1976 451 ation for 1171, 1173-1175, 1178 Highways. See separate title. Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation, appropriation Historic Preservation, Advisory for 640, 654, 1181 Council on, member 1320 School bus safety, study 815 Interstate Highway System funding, Science, Engineering, and TecHnolstudy 447 ogy. Federal Coordinating CounMinority Resource Center— cil for, member 471 Appropriation for 1179 Secretary, Office of the, appropriEstablishment 149 ation for 623, 639 Motor Vehicle Information and Cost Traffic control signalization demonSavings Act— stration projects 446 Amendments 1178 Truck tractors, steering axle study 455 Appropriation for effecting provilirban Mass Transportation Act of sions 981-989 1964— Amendments 143 National Capital Transportation Act Appropriation for effecting proviof 1969, appropriation for effectsions 293, 626, 1180, 1181 ing provisions 1183 NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1763

 SUBJECT INDEX Page

AlOl Pafie

Treasury, Department of the—ContinTransportation, Department of—Continued ued Urban Mass Transportation AdminHistoric Preservation, Advisory istration. See separate title. Council on, member 1320 Veteran beneficiaries, investigation Historic Preservation Fund, estabof certain travel expenses, conlishment 1320 sultation 2842 Honeybees, importation prohibition.... 709 War risk insurance program, extenInternal Revenue Service— sion 1065, 2474 Administrative procedures, report, Washington Metropolitan Area printing as Senate document.... 30S4 Transit Authority, appropriation Appropriation for 640, 655, 96i4 for 1181, 1183 International Monetary Fund, loans Transportation Policy Study Commisto 2661 sion, National: Judicial Survivors' Annuities Fund, Appropriation for 1184 The, establishment 2611 Establishment 448 Library of Congress trust fund deWaterway system improvements, posits, interest adjustment 521 study, access to 2933 Medals, striking of, signing of DeclaTransportation Safety Board, Nationration of Independence by al: Charles Carroll, commemoraAdditional funds authorized 2080 tion 302 Appropriation for 1181 Mint, Bureau of the, appropriation Travel Act of 1961, International, apfor 94 propriation for effecting proviNaval petroleum reserves special acsions 949 count, establishment 312 Travel Service, United States, appropriation for 949 New York City Seasonal Financing Fund, appropriation for 1104 Treasury, Department of the: Northern Mariana Islands Social SeAfrican Development Fund, appropriation for contribution 603, 1471 curity Retirement Fund, transAlaska Hydroelectric Power Develfer to 2*70 opment Fund, establishment 2946 Prepaid legal services, benefits, conAlcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, tinuation of income exclusion 19128 Bureau of, appropriation for... 640, Public Debt, Bureau of the, appropri654, 964 ation for 627, 640, 655, 964 Alcoholic beverages, excise tax, auRailroad Rehabilitation and Imthorized evidence of payment 2699 provement Fund, establishAntirecession financial assistance to ment 67 States and local governments 1002 Reports to. Federal revenue sharing Appropriation Act, 1977 963 funds, use 2347 Appropriation for... 627, 640, 654, 963, Revenue Sharing, Office of, appropri1183, 1416, 1497 ation for 640, 654, 963, 1497 Coastal Energy Impact Fund, estabSecret Service, United States. See lishment 1027 separate title. Customs Service, United States, appropriation for 627, 640, 655, 964 Secretary, Office of the, appropriation for 627, 640, 654 Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, appropriation for 963 Senate Computer Center Revolving Fund, establishment 614 Fish and fish products, importation of certain, prohibition 346 Senate Employees Barber Shop Revolving Fund, establishment 1444 General provisions. Appropriations Act 1498 Small business pollution control guarantees fund, establishGerman Democratic Republic, claims ment 665 against, establishment of Claims Fund for payment 2511 Solid waste recycling, tax incentives, study; 2698 Gertrude M. Hubbard trust fund deposits, interest adjustment 522 Student Loan Special Allowances, Committee on the Process of DeGrold certii^cates, issuance 2661 termining, member 2135 Government Financial Operations, Bureau of, appropriation for... 627, Unemfproyment benefits, reimburse640, 654, 963 ment to States 1480 Nora: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1764

 A102

SUBJECT INDEX Page

Treasury, Department of the—Continued Veterans' Administration Special Therapeutic and Rehabilitation Activities Fund, establishment 2846 Treasury, Postal Service, and General Government Appropriation Act, 1977 963 Treasury Department Appropriations Act, 1977 963 Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation between the United States of America and Spain, authorization of funds 2498 Trucks. See also Motor Vehicles. Excise tax reduction, postponement.... 456 Truck tractors, steering axle study 455 Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. See Pacific Islands, Trust Territory of the. Truth in Lending Act: Amendments 197, 257 Repeal of certain provisions 253 Tule Elk Herds, Calif., population preservation 1189 Tunas Convention Act of 1975, Atlantic, amendments 361 Turkey: Assistance to 757 Base agreements, authorization of funds 765 Military assistance, authorization of funds 729 Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians, Calif., lands in trust for 373 Twentynine Palms Park and Recreation District, Calif., land conveyance 327

U UL Bend Wilderness, Mont., designation 2634 Unemployment Assistance Act of 1974, Emergency Jobs and: Amendments... 1480, 1483, 2404, 2689, 2691 Appropriation for effecting provisions 5, 1418 Unemployment Compensation: Aliens, illegal, denial to 2680 Athletes, denial to 2680 State programs, Federal payments to 1480, 1481 Virgin Islands, fund loans 608, 888 Unemployment Compensation, National Commission on, establishment 2681 Unemployment Compensation Act of 1970, Federal-State Extended, amendments 2672, 2677, 2678

Unemployment Compensation Act of 1974, Emergency, amendments 2672 Unemployment Compensation Amendments of 1976 2667 Uniformed Services. See also Armed Forces and individual services. Compensation adjustments, allocation authority 925 Travel expenses, increase 584 United Nations: Assessments, arrearages, or dues, prohibition of funds 776 Members, assessments and dues, restriction 1469 United Nations Children's Fund, appropriation for 772 United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, contribution to 823 United Nations Day, 1976, proclamation 3117 United Nations Environment Program Participation Act of 1973, appropriation for effecting provisions... 772, 1466 United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, appropriation for 623, 642, 656, 955 United States Attorneys and Marshals, appropriation for 621, 638, 652 United States Board of Parole, personnel, liabilities, trsuisfer to United States Parole Commission 233 United States Civil Service Commission. See Civil Service Commission, United States. United States Coast Guard. See Coast Guard, United States. United States Courts. See Courts, United States. United States Customs Service, appropriation for 627, 640, 655, 964 United States Fish and Wildlife Service. See Fish and Wildlife Service, United States. United States Grain Standards Act, amendments 2867 United States Grain Standards Act of 1976 2867 United States Housing Act of 1937: Amendments 1067, 1068 Appropriation for effecting provisions 1095, 1096 United States Information Agency: Appropriation for 644, 960 Bicentennial copies of certain items, deposit in the National Archives 830 Passenger motor vehicles used abroad, replacement 830

NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1765

 SUBJECT INDEX

Pago

Page

United States Information Agency— Continued Voice of America, broadcast principles 831 "Wilma Rudolph Olympic Champion", film, loan to Gappy Productions, Inc., N.Y 193 United States Information Agency Authorization Act, Fiscal Year 1976 374 United States Information and Educational Exchange Act of 1948: Amendments 830, 831 Authorization of funds 374, 829 United States International Trade Commission, terms of office; voting procedures 1762 United States Magistrates. See Magistrates, United States under Courts, United States. United States Park Police. See Park Police, United States. United States Parole Commission: Establishment 219 Transfer of personnel, etc., from United States Board of Parole 233 United States Postal Service. See Postal Service, United States. United States Railway Association. See Railway Association, United States. United States Secret Service. See Secret Service, United States. United States Soldiers' and Airmen's Home: Additional income 1518 Appropriation for 24, 1436 United States Space Observance, proclamation designation 3053 United States Tax Court, appropriation for 631, 645, 975 United States Travel Service, appropriation for 949 Upper Colorado River Storage Project, appropriation for 894 Upper Mississippi River, reclamation project, additional funds 816 Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964: Amendments 143 Appropriation for effecting provisions 293, 626, 1180, 1181 Urban Mass Transportation Administration: Appropriation for 293, 626, 1180 National Transportation Policy Study Commission, liaison officer 449 Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, appropriation for 1181, 1183

A103

Uruguay, assistance to, restriction Utah: Arches National Park, acquisition ceiling increase Canyonlands National Park, acquisition ceiling increase Capitol Reef National Park, acquisition ceiling increase Federal lands, certain withdrawals from sale, review by Department of Interior Golden Spike National Historic Site, development ceiling increase Little Dell Project, Salt Lake City Streams, modification Mineral revenues Navajo Indian Reservation, flood control survey Shriners' Hospitals for Crippled Children, land conveyance Uintah unit, central Utah project, construction authorization Zion National Park, boundary revision Utilities: Consumer services offices, establishment and operation of. Electric utility rate design initiatives

Valley Forge National Historial Park, Pa., establishment Veal, limitation on importation from Canada, termination, proclamation Venezuela, naval vessels, sale to, approval Vermont: Bristol Cliffs Wilderness Area, boundaries modification Financial institutions in, negotiable order of withdrawal accounts Gaysville Dam and Lake project, termination New Hampshire-Vermont Interstate Sewage and Waste Disposal Facilities Compact Vessels: Alaska, cargo-carrying vessels, exemption permits Barbara Ann, documentation for use in coast-wise trade Bruja Mar, documentation for use in coast-wise trade Construction cost, limitation Delta Queen, historic steamboat, operation until November 1, 1983.... Fishing vessels, U.S., seizure Mary M, documentation for use in American fisheries

NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

1473 2732 2732 2732 2754 2733 2936 2770 2937 2429 1327 2738 1144 1142

796 3071 1938 370 197 2937 1221 1236 2708 2708 1042 2496 360 2708

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1766

 A104

SUBJECT INDEX Page

Page

Vessels—Continued Naval vessels, sale approval 1938 Negotiated Shipbuilding Contracting Act of 1976 1042 SS United States, terms of use and requisition 2497 Surplus war-built vessels, sale, repeal of certain price adjustment provisions 1258 War risk insurance program, extension 2474 Veterans. See also Veterans Administration. Allied wartime veterans, hospital and medical care 2363 Apprenticeship and on-the-job training programs, promotion of. 1483 Deceased, transportation to a national cemetery 1377 Disabled— Clothing allowance, increase 1377 Compensation, increase 1374 Mortgage protection life insurance, increase 1377 Vocational rehabilitation rate and program adjustments 2383 Educational assistance— Cost-6f-instruction payments 2098 Loans and program administration 2398 Rate and program adjustments 2384 Survivors and dependents, rate and program adjustments 2389 Employment, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Labor for 2404 State veterans' homes, care and treatment, payment 1277 Widows and children, dependency and indemnity compensation, increase 1375 Veterans Administration. See also Veterans. Amputees, cardiovascular disorders, study 1378 Appropriation for 604, 641, 656, 1104 Armed Forces, members and dependents, release of information 713 Chief Medical Director, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, Board of Governors, member 934 Coordinating Committee for Digestive Diseases, member 2653 Dependency and indemnity compensation program, study 1376 Drug abuse, veterans suffering from, hospital admission regulations 245 Hospital and medical program, study 2854 Immunizations, administration to,y*Af eligible veterans 284o

Veterans Administration—Continued Institutions offering approved courses for veterans, compliance surveys 2401 Jerry L. Pettis Memorial Veterans' Hospital, Calif., designation 284 Medical information exchange program, extension 1332 National Arthritis Advisory Board, ex officio member 2647 National Commission on Digestive Diseases, ex officio member 2651 National Diabetes Advisory Board, ex officio member 2649 Patient rights, protection 2849 Science, Engineering, and Technology, Federal Coordinating Council for, member 471 State veterans' homes, care and treatment, payments 1277 Swine flu immunization, administration of vaccine 1301 Veteran beneficiaries, certain travel expenses, investigation 2842 Veterans Administration Special Therapeutic and Rehabilitation Activities Fund, establishment 2846 Vocationed objective programs approved for veterans, study 2387 William S. Middleton Memorial Veterans' Hospital, Wis., designation 1301 Veterans' and Survivors Pension Adjustment Act of 1976 1369 Veterans' Day, 1976, proclamation 3121 Veterans' Disability Compensation and Survivor Benefits Act of 1976 1374 Veterans' Education and Employment Assistance Act of 1976 2383 Veterans' Educational Assistance Act of 1977, Post-Vietnam Era 2392 Veterans' Employment and Readjustment Act of 1972, appropriation for effecting provisions 5, 6, 1419 Veterans' Employment Service, employment and training services, report 1483 Veterans' Housing Amendments Act of 1976 720 Veterans' Medical Technical and Conforming Amendments of 1976 2855 Veterans' Omnibus Health Care Act of 1976 2842 Vice President of the United States: Former and Vice-President elect, authorization of funds 974, 2380 Office of, appropriation for 1439 Official residence, appropriation for 966

NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1767

 A105

SUBJECT INDEX

Paije

Page

Vice President of the United States Continued Presidential Protection Assistance Act of 1976 2475 Vice Presidential nominees, protection of spoixses 1239 Vicksburg National Military Park, Miss., development ceiling increase 2733 Vietnam, North: Assistance, prohibition of funds... 776, 1469 Combat activities in or over, restriction on funds 175 Vietnam, South: Assistance, prohibition of funds... 776, 1469 Combat activities in or over, restriction on funds 175 Refugees in the United States, appropriation for assistance 1470 Virgin Islands: Bonds, authorization to issue 1193 Career education and development, assistance. 2224 Constitution, establishment 2899 Federal unemployment compensation law, extension to 2672 Fishery Conservation and Management Act of 1976 331 Highways— Projects, transition quarter, authorization of funds 426 Safety programs, apportionment reduction 455 Territorial system, authorization of funds 427 Income tax, ten per cent surtax 1195 Public safe drinking water systems 707 Unemployment fund loans 608, 888 United States Magistrate positions in 2458 Virginia: Appomattox Court House National Historical Park, land acquisition 2735 Assateague Island National Seashore, acquisition ceiling increase 2732 Deep Creek disposal area, local cooperation, review of 2925 James River Basin, flood control project, authorized advanced engineering and design 2917 Richmond filtration plant, flood control project, authorization 2920 Shenandoah Wilderness, designation. 2693 VISTA, volunteers, appropriation limitations 525 Vitamins and Minerals, regulation 410 Vocational Education, Coordinating Committee on Research in, establishment 2202

Vocational Education Act of 1963: Amendments..... 2168, 2169, 2237 Appropriation for effecting provisions 1427 Voice of America, broadcast principles 831 Volunteer Service Act Amendments of 1976, Domestic 525 Volunteer Service Act of 1973, Domestic: Amendments 525, 526 Appropriation for effecting provisions 22, 1434 Volunteers in the National Forest Act of 1972 appropriation for effecting provisions 1057

W Wage and Price Stability, Council on, appropriation for 628, 631, 646, 967 Wage and Price Stability Act of 1974, Council on, appropriation for effecting provisions 967 War Claims Act of 1948: Amendment 1122 Appropriation for effecting provisions 7, 1420 War Risk Insurance Program, extension 1065, 2474 Washington: Alpine Lakes Wilderness, designation 905 Chief Joseph Dam, project 1325, 2932 Columbia River, hydrographic surveys 2931 Desert Trail, national scenic trail, designation, feasibility study 2481 Federal Lands, certain withdrawals from sale, review by Department of Interior 2754 Klondike Gold Rush International Historical Park, designation authorization 718, 719 Klondike Grold Rush National Historical Park, establishment 717 Lake Chelan National Recreation Area, acquisition ceiling increase 2732 Lower Snake River, Fish and Wildlife Compensation Plan, authorization 2921 McNary Lock and Dam, second powerhouse, construction and installation project 2919 North Cascades National Park, acquisition ceiling increase 2732 Olympic Nationed Park, boundary revision 2739-2741

NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1768

 A106

SUBJECT INDEX Page

Washington—Continued Pacific Northwest Trail, national scenic trail designation, feasibility study San Juan Wilderness, designation Snake River, navigation and irrigation project, modification Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, appropriation for...

2481 2634 2934 1181, 1183

Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Regulation Compact, amendments 672 Washington-Rochambeau Historic Route, recognition by Federal, State, county, and local governments 3039 Washington Suburban Sanita.ry Commission, water diversion structure, construction of, congressional consent 2939 Waten Leachate control research program, Llangollen Landfill, Del 2840 Public Works for Water and Power Development and Energy Research Appropriation Act, 1977.... 889 Safe Drinking Water Act, amendment 707 Saline Water Conversion Act of 1971, The, appropriation for effecting provisions 1045 Saline water conversion program, 1977, authorization of funds 694 Treatment works, loan guarantees for construction 2639 Wastewater treatment works grant funds, authorization 1011 Water Bank Act, appropriation for effecting provisions 857, 865 Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965, Land and. See Land and Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965. Water Pollution Control Act, Federal: Amendments 250, 1011, 2639 Appropriation for effecting provisions 362, 1011, 1100, 1101, 1498 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972, Federal, research, development, and demonstration, authorization of funds 2069 Water Project Recreation Act, Federal, amendment. 2728 Water Quality, National Commission on, appropriation for 298 Water Research and Technology, Office of, appropriation for 605, 1045 Water Resources Council, appropriation for 899

Page

Water Resources Development Act of 1974, amendments... 2923, 2928, 2932, 2933, 2936, 2940, 2944 Water Resources Development Act of 1976 2917 Water Resources Planning Act of 1965: Amendments 516 Appropriation for effecting provisions 899 Authorization of funds 516 Water Resources Research Act of 1964, appropriation for effecting provisions 1045 Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Act, appropriation for effecting provisions 862, 863 Wayne Morse Chair of Law and Politics, Oreg., financial assistsmce 2241 Weather Modification Policy Act of 1976, National 2359 Webb-Pomerene Act, assignment of short title 1397 Weizmann Institute, loans, amounts due on, waiver 776 West Virginia: Elizabeth Kee Federal Building, designation 2445 South Charleston land conveyance by Department of Defense 1365 Wetland Areas, establishment authorization 2931 Wetlands Loan Extension Act of 1976 189 Whale Conservation and Protection Study Act 2491 Whiskey Mountain Area, Wyo., classification as primitive area 2695 White Cane Safety Day, 1976, proclamation 3115 White House Conference on Balanced National Growth and Economic Development, Advisory Committee to the, establishment 2340 White House Conference on Handicapped Individuals Act: Amendment 201 Appropriation for effecting provisions 1432 Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, amendments 1238, 2327 Wild and Scenic Rivers System, designation of segments as potential components: Feather River, Calif., boundary clarification 2330 Flathead River, Mont 2327 Housatonic River, Conn 2330 Missouri River, Mont 2327 New River, N.C 1238 Obed River, Tenn 2329

NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1769

 SUBJECT INDEX

Paf^e

Page

Wild and Scenic Rivers System, designation of segments as potential components—Continued Piedra River, Colo., boundary amendment 2330 Wildlife Refuge System, National, Land and Water Conservation Fund, use for land acquisition 1318 Wildlife Refuge System Administration Act of 1966, National, amendments 190,199 Wilderness Areas: Bristol Cliffs Wilderness, Vt., boundaries modification 370 Designation... 870, 905, 2515, 2633-2635, 2692, 2693 Isle Royale National Park, Mich., boundary revision 2694, Pinnacles National Monument, Calif., boimdary revision 2694 Primitive area classifications within, abolishment 2637 Suitability review... 2518, 2635-2637, 2695, 2785 Wildlife Refuge Act, Minnesota Valley National 1992 Wildlife Service, United States Fish and. See Fish and Wildlife Service, United States. William S. Middleton Memorial Veterans' Hospital, Wis., designation 1301 "Wilma Rudolph Olympic Champion", film, loan to Cappy Productions, Inc., N.Y 193 Wilson Tariff Act, assignment of short title 1397 Wisconsin: La Crosse, flood protection project, authorized advanced engineering and design 2918 William S. Middleton Memorial Veterans' Hospital, designation 1301 Women: Alcoholism and drugs, prevention and treatment 1037, 1040 Coast Guard Academy, nondiscriminatory appointment and admission 2708 Discrimination. See under Sex Discrimination, Prohibition of.

A107

Women—Continued Minority Resource Center, establishment National Commission on the Observance of International Women's Year, 1975, appropriation for National Science Foundation, executive positions "Women in Congress", printing of copies Women's Equality Day, 1976, proclamation Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, appropriation for Woodrow Wilson Memorial Act of 1968, appropriation for effecting provisions Wool Act of 1954, National, amendment World Trade Week, 1976, proclamation Wyoming: Federal lands, certain withdrawals from sale, review by Department of Interior Fitzpatrick Wilderness, designation.... Polecat Bench, reclamation project authorization Whiskey Mountain Area, classification as primitive area

149 628 2056 3066 3114 10<>1 1061 690 3088

2754 2634 205 2695

Youth Conservation Corps, appropriation for 1055 Youths. See also Children. Alcoholism and drugs, prevention and treatment 1037, 1040 Runaway Youth Act, appropriation for effecting provisions 1432

Zinc Study Group, International Lead and, U.S. membership authority 826 Zion National Park, Utah, boundary revision 2^f38 Zoological Park, National, appropriation for 1661

NOTB: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�


text: Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1770


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1771

 INDIVIDUAL INDEX Page

Adams, Alinor A Ae Sook Song American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Anderson, Leah M

2983 2981 Ford, Gerald R. 2971 2971 2977 Garza, Angela and son Manuel A. (aka Manuel Garza) B Garzon, Orlando Gildesgame, Leon and Ruth Badua, Candido 2973 Gobritz, Maria E., Olguin de Harnett, Oscar H 2970 Gobritz^lguin, Carlos Barrett, William A., estate of. 616 Grant, Eupert A Beltran, Rosina C 2999 Green, Jeanette Birch, CDR Stanley W., Jr 3006 Greenwood Marine, Incorporated, La Blum, Jennifer A 2973 Bonotan, Manuel 2969 H Boulder Daily Camera, Boulder, Colo 2993 Briseno, Dr. Oscar J 3010 Hae Suk Chin Brookes, Kenrick W. (Kenrick Haley, Honorable James A Withington Clifton) 3005 Hammond, Charles, Jr Brownrigg, Leonard A 2983 Harwood, Susan R Broyles, Gary A 2997 Hayward, Lisa Olson Byrne, Janette F 2999 Hee Kyung Cho Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth 11 Hernandez, Arturo M C Hollis, John W Hughes, Luisa M., Marco A., Maria del Cabal, Angel P 2970 Cisne, Maria A., Miguel V., VeCaguiat, Terrence J 2967 ronica del Rocio, and Ivan Caldwell, James J., estate of. 2978 Hwa Soon Chung Camacho, Cheryl L. V 2982 Camacho, Jacinto V 3000 J Cappy Productions, Inc., N.Y 193 Carter, James E 3067 Jones, Lucille Cebreros, Violetta 2987 Jung Shik Yang Chea Hyo Suk 3004 Chu Wol Kim 2969 K Clendenen, Koviljka C 2988 Conway, Leo J 3002 Kneebone, Kristen M Crismundo, Randy E 2974 Crumley, Mildred N 2978 Czapowski, Malgorzata K 2984 D Daley, Anthony A. and Beverly E D'Arpino, Maria Davis, Mrs. David C Dibluig, Barry R. L Donnelly, Christine Drag, Edward E Edwards, Lessie Elliott, Maria S. M

Bl Paise

3067

2975 3003 19 2 2999 2999 3007 3011 2708

2980 3067 2708 2985 3006 2980 798 2997 2992 29'84 2980

2976 2969

2972

Laqueur, Walter L. M. and Barbara A. H. K • • 3005 Lastimosa, Zoraida E 2971 2!)98 2997 Lee Mee Sun M45 2988 Litton, Charles and Mildred 2994 3007 M 2989 1445 2990 Macdonald, Phyllis Macos, Fernando A 3i[)04 Malcolm, Keith E. and Barbara 2708 Mamuad, Divina 3000 Manalo, Maria Usa R. and Rogena R 2995 2979 Martinez, Maria Del Carmen A 2967 2982 2985 Marzano, Marisa

Note Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1620-3129.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1772

 B2

INDIVIDUAL INDEX Page

Mee Kyung Cho Mesikepp, Peter 0 Mi Yun Lee Millet, HoUis A Mo Chong-Pu Montenegro-Gorbitz, Dr. Carlos Monturah Company, Fresno, Calif. Morgan, Frank Mueller, Willard F Musgrave, Peggy B N Namgyal, Hope Newfarmer, Richard Nolan, Mary J. B

2980 2984 2981 3004 3002 2999 2972 2927 3040 3040

Saunders, Kevin P Saxton, Mary (Mary Nuku) Scillion, Kazuko Scott, C. B. P Scott, Dorothy B Serrano-Toledo, Beatrice Shaw, Lady Catherine H Song, Chan Ki Sons of the American Legion Stafford, Roderic P Stein, Lucie. Stone, Mitsue K 2976 Stout, Kyong Chu 3040 SukChin 3011 T

2982 2983 2991 2926 2926 2995 824 3014 2970 2986 2992 2968 2995 2980

O

Tasselin, Patrick A Ok Ja Choi 2991 Thomas, Carmen Olson, Alice W. and children Eric O. Thompson, Walma T and Nils 3006 Tozzi, Juliet E Trent, Mary V P TV Facts, Rochester, N.Y Park, Dae Ho and Maria 3008 Tze Tsun Li Park, Doo Hoon 2988 Patman, Pauline 616 V Phillips, Bernard J 3001 Phillips, Eugene H 2991 Vez, Yolanda E Phillips, Valarie A. (nee Chambers) 2968 Previc, Ljudevit 3007 Vins, Georgi Q

3001 2990 2992 2981 3003 2998 2986

2986 3066

W

Webb, James E 693 Quijano, Rosario Y. and brothers West, Sol, III 2996 Walter Y., Ramon Y. Tarcisus Y., Denis Y., and Paul Y 2975 Whalen, Louise G 2974 Williams, Paul W 2974 Winkler, Dr. Gemot M. R 2979 R Wolski, Helen and sons, Michael and Ringle, Raul E 3008 Steven 3011 Ruiz, Dr. Juan B. L 3010 Won, Hyo-Yun 2976 Russell, Frank M 2973 Wurzel, Rafael S 2987 Rustrian, Oscar R. H 2996 S Salman, Teresa M Sang Kook Chung Santaniello, Luigi Santiago, Marciano and Eleanor L

2998 Yassine, Afaf and children Najla, Walid, Mona, and Maher 3001 2980 2989 Yong Won Lee 2967 3010 Young, Leonor 2990

NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1519; Part 2 contains pages 1520-3129.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1773

 LAWS AFFECTED IN VOLUME 901 EXPLANATION General. The following table is designed to serve as a guide to prior laws which are patently amended, repealed, or otherwise affected by the textual provisions of the public laws and proclamations contained in this volume. This table is arranged chronologically. In preparing the table the "basic act" principle has been followed. Under this principle the key listing of amendato]*y legislation will be found under the basic act affected, rather than under intervening amendments thereto. Furthermore, all laws included are treated ias if tables covering prior volumes of the United States Statutes at Large were in existence. Thus no attempt is made to give an historical picture of a law, and only the latest amendment in the chain will be reflected. Occasionally, to promote clarity, cross references have been supplied at key points. Users of the table should, therefore, look under the date, public law numb(jr, or statutes volume and page number of the basic act affected, in order to determine whether changes have been made by the public laws and proclamations contained in this volume. Although a given section of any act may have been added at a later date, the section is carried under the date and statutes citation of the basic act. For this reason the page numbers in the column headed "Statutes volume and page" are the numbers of the page on which each act begins. The "comment" column describes the nature of the affecting action. Th(jse are editorial comments, intended to reflect what is patent in the laws reviewed, and every effort has been made to avoid interpretations. Caveat. This table is editorially compiled and presented as a reference guide only. Hence it has no evidentiary status or legal effect. Indirect or implied relationships are not included. These may be found through use of the Subject Index or through research based on the text itself. Note. Volume 70, in a separate pamphlet, and volumes 71 through 86 of the United States Statutes at Large included additional tables of amendments and other affecting actions for special groups of materials such as Revised Statutes, Internal Revenue Codes, positive law titles of the United States Code, etc. Other tables listed broad repeals of unspecified provisions and prior laws which were simply referred to in the text. Because of their limited usefulness and the existence in some cases of other research aids for these materials, former tables 2-19 have been discontinued. ' The Laws Affected Table will be discontinued after publication in this volume covering the year 1976, and as a separate cumulation covering the years 1971-1975. A careful and extended survey has shown that the number of users of the Laws Affected Table is too small to justify the cost of production and publication.

CI

�


text: Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1774


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1775

 LAWS AFFECTED IN VOLUME 90 TABLE OF PRIOR LAWS AMENDED, REPEALED OR OTHERWISE AFFECTED Provisions affected Statutes vol.: page

Date

Chapter

Amendatory provisions Section

90 Stat, page

Public Law

Section

2793

94-579

705(a)

2787

94-579

702

2793

94-579

706(a)

Comment

1874 6

18:62

223

3

18:402

131

3

18:482

152

3

19:392

113

1

2790

94-579

703(a)

3 3

19:392 19:392

113 113

3 4

2790 2790

94-579 94-579

703(a) 703(a)

3

20:19

152

2788

94-579

702

Jan. Mar.

28 3

20:274 20:472

30 191

2793 2787

94-579 94-579

705(a) 702

July

3 1 17

20:472 21:46 21:48

192 60 63

2788 2787 2788

94-579 94-579 94-579

702 702 702

21:140 21:166 21:237 21:237 21:287

89 136 227 227 244

2787 2787 2789 2789 2788

94-579 94-579 94-579 94-579 94-579

702 702 703(a) 703(a) 702

Do. Do. Do. Do. Do.

21:511

153

2787

94-579

702

Do.

4

23:76

180

1

2787

94-579

702

5

23:103

214

5

2790

94-579

703(a)

6

24:22

88

2787

94-579

702

4

24:379

104

2630

94-555

220(o)

June

Repeal.

1875 Mar.

15

Repeal; effective date. Repeal.

1877 Mar.

Repeal; effective date. Do. Do.

1878 June

Do.

1879

1

Repeal. Repeal; effective date. Do. Do. Do.

1880 May June

14 8 15 15 16

3 4

1881 Mar.

31

1884 July

Partial repeal; effective date. Repeal; effective date.

1886 May

Do.

1887 Feb.

Center heading added. C8

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1776

 C4

LAWS AFFECTED IN VOLUME 90 Provisions affected

Date

Statutes vol.: page

Chapter

Amendatory provisions Section

90 Stat page

Public Law

Section

1887 Feb. 4

24:379

104

l(5)(a)-(d)

34

94-210

202 (a), (b)

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379

104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104

1(6) 1(12) l(14Xa) 1(18) l(19)-(22) la lad) la(4) la(10)

46 60 46 125 127 127 2628 2628 146

94-210 94-210 94-210 94-210 94-210 94-210 94-555 94-555 94-210

211 310 212(a) 801(a) 801(b) 802 218(a) 218 (b)(l), (2) 809(c)

4

24:379

104

la(ll)

146

94-210

809(c)

4 4 4 4

24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379

104 104 104 104

2-4 5 5(2)(a) 5(2)(0

39 66 65 62

94-210 94-210 94-210 94-210

4 4 4

24:379 24:379 24:379

104 104 104

5(2)(g) 5(2)(h) 5(3)-(17)

62 62 63

94-210 94-210 94-210

202(f)(l) 403(b)(9) 403(b)(l) 402(a), 403(b)(2) 402(b) 402(b) 403(a)

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379

104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104

5(5) 5(8) 5(10) 5(14) 5(16) 5(16) 5(17) 5a(l)(A) 5b 5b(5)(a)(iii) 6(6) 12(l)(a)

65 65 66 66 2630 66 66 42 42 2630 45 42

94-210 94-210 94-210 94-210 94-555 94-210 94-210 94-210 94-210 94-555 94-210 94-210

403(b)(3) 403(b)(4) 403(b)(5) 403(b)(6) 220(i) 403(b)(7) 403(b)(8) 208(a) 208(b) 220(k) 209 207

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379

104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104

12(l)(b) 13(4) 13(5) 13(5) 13(6) 15(2) 15(3) 15(6)(a)-(d)

42 46 46 2630 52 48 39 34

94-210 94-210 94-210 94-555 94-210 94-210 94-210 94-210

207 210 210 304(b) 302 203(a) 201 (1), (2)

4 4

24:379 24:379

104 104

15(7) 15(8)-(16)

36 35

94-210 94-210

202(e)(l) 202(c)

4 4 4 4 4

24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379

104 104 104 104 104

15(8) 15(13) 15(17) 15(18) 15(19)

37 61 36 36 41

94-210 94-210 94-210 94-210 94-210

202(e)(2) 401 202(d) 202(d) 206

22or/;

Comment

Existing text designated as subdiv. (a) and amended; new (b)(d) added. AmendmentDo. Revision. Do. Repeal. Addition. Amendment. Do. Par. (10) redesignated as (11); new (10) added. Former par. (10) redesignated as (11). Savings provision. Amendment.

Do. Do. Addition. Do. Pars. (3)-(16) redesignated as (4)-(17); new (3) added. Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Addition. Amendment. Do. Existing text designated as subdiv. (a). Addition. Amendment. Addition. Amendment. Addition. Amendment. Do. Existing text designated as subdiv. (a); new (b)-(d) added. Amendment. Pars. (8)-(14) redesignated as (10)-(16); new (9) added. Addition. Exception. Addition. Do. Do.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1777

 C5

AMENDMENTS AND REPEALS Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Chapter

Amendatory provisions Section

90 Stat page

Public Law

Section

Comment

1887 Feb. 4 4 4 4

24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379

104 104 104 104

15(19) 15a(2) 15a(3) 15e(4)

2630 41 41 41

94-555 94-210 94-210 94-210

220(m) 205(1) 205(1) 205(2)

4 4

24:379 24:379

104 104

15a(5) 15a(6)

39 41

94-210 94-210

203(b) 205(2)

4

24:379

104

17(9H13)

48

94-210

303(a)

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379 24:379

104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104

17(9)(e) 17(14) 17(15) 20(3) 21 22(2) 25(h) 27

2630 50 47 55 378 2630 818 51

94-555 94-210 94-210 94-210 94-273 94-555 94-348 94-210

220(3) 303(b) 301 307 11(4) 220(n)(1),(2) 3(d) 304(a)

4

24:379

104

29

51

94-210

304(a)

2

24:440

314

376

94-273

3(2)

2

24:440

314

378

94-273

9(2)

13 2

25:182 25:505

389 1069

8

377 2792

94-273 94-579

5(3) 704(a)

Amendment. Partial repeal.

2

25:854

381

1

2789

94-579

703(a)

2 2 2 2

25:854 25:854 25:854 25:854

381 381 381 381

3 4 6 7

2788 2789 2788 2788

94-579 94-579 94-579 94-579

702 703(a) 702 702

Repeal; effective date. Do. Do. Do. Do.

2

26:81

182

18

2790

94-579

703(a)

2

26:81

182

20-22

2790

94-579

703(a)

26:81 26«1 26:109 26:121 26:209 26:371

182 182 207 355 647 837

24 27

July At^;.

2 2 14 26 2 30

2790 2790 2790 2788 1397 2787

94-579 94-579 94-579 94-579 94-435 94-579

703(a) 703(a) 703(a) 702 305(a) 702

26:417 26:417 26:684

841 841 J. Res. 59

2 4

Sept.

30 30 30

378 376 2788

94-273 94-273 94-579

9(1) 3(1) 702

Mar.

Amendment. Do. Do. Former (4) redesignated as (6); new par. (4) added. Addition. Former par. (4) redesignated as (6). Pars. (9)-(12) redesignated as (10)-(13); new (9) added. Amendment. Addition Do. Revision. Amendment. Do. Do. Former 27 redesignated as 29; new sec. 27 added. Former sec. 27 redesignated as 2d. (Revised. See 1955, P.L. 352). Do.

1888 June Oct.

1889 Mar.

1890 May

89-194 O—78—pt. 2

112

1

Partial repeal; effective date. Repeal; effective date. Do. Do. Do. Do. Short title added. Partial repeal; effective date. Amendment. Do. Repeal; effective date.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1778

 C6

LAWS AFFECTED IN VOLUME 90 Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Chapter

90 Stat, page

Section

Public Law

Comment

Section

1891 3

26:989

543

16

2790

94-579

703(a)

3

26:1095

561

3

2787

94-579

702

3 3 3 3 3 3 3

26:1095 26:1095 26:1095 26:1095 26:1095 26:1095 26:1095

561 561 561 561 561 561 561

5 6 9 11 13 16 17

2787 2787 2789 2790 2791 2790 2788

94-579 94-579 94-579 94-579 94-579 94-579 94-579

702 702 703(a) 703(a) 703(a) 703(a) 702

3 3

26:1095 26:1095

561 561

18-21 24

2793 2792

94-579 94-579

706(a) 704(a)

26

27:270

251

2787

94-579

702

1 2

27:507 27:531

183 196

21

2792 818

94-579 94-348

704(a) 3(b)

2 3

27:531 27:572

196 208

6

818 2789

94-348 94-579

3(a) 702

3 1

27:572 28:11

208 J. Res. 4

2790 2790

94-579 94-579

703(a) 703(a)

30 18

28:84 28:372

87 301

1

2793 2789

94-579 94-579

705(a) 702

18 23

28:372 28:491

301 314

4

2792 2790

94-579 94-579

704(a) 703(a)

27 27 29

28:570 28:570 28:599

349 349 14

73-77 78

1397 1397 2788

94-435 94-435 94-579

305(d) 305(d) 702

21 15

28:635 28:664

37 92

2793 2790

94-579 94-579

706(a) 703(a)

26

28:687

133

2790

94-579

703(a)

2

28:744

174

2793

94-579

705(a)

1475 1475

94-443 94-443

1 2

Mar.

Partial repeal; effective date. Repeal; effective date. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Partial repeal; effective date. Repeal. Do.

1892 July

Repeal. (See also 1880, ch. 89, sec. 2, and 1960, P.L. 86649, sec. 202(b).)

1893 Mar.

Sept.

Repeal. Supplemental provision. Amendment. Partial repeal; effective date. Do. Repeal; effective date. (See also 1890, ch. 207.)

1894 May Aug.

Dec.

Repeal. Partial repeal; effective date. Partial repeal. Repeal; effective date. Short title assigned. Addition. Repeal; effective date. (See also 1889, ch. 381, sec. 3.)

1895 Jan. Feb.

Mar.

Repeal. Repeal; effective date. (See also 1894, ch. 314.) Repeal; effective date. Repeal.

1896 Feb.

20 20

29:8 29:8

23 23

2 4

Revision. Addition.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1779

 C7

AMENDMENTS AND REPEALS Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Statutes vol.: page

Date

Chapter

90 Stat, page

Section

Public Law

Section

1896 May 11

29:116

168

2790

94-579

703(a)

11 14

29:116 29:120

168 179

2790 2793

94-579 94-579

703(a) 706(a)

21 3

29:127 29:197

212 312

2793 2787

94-579 94-579

706(a) 702

13 18

29:484 29:490

11 62

2793 2790

94-579 94-579

706(a) 703(a)

18 18 19 26 3 4 4 4 23

29:490 29:490 29:546 29:599 29:621 30:11 30:11 30:11 30:105

62 62 265 335 372 2 2 2 8

2790 2790 380 2793 1941 2793 2957 2958 2790

94-579 94-579 94-273 94-579 94-458 94-579 94-588 94-588 94-579

703(a) 703(a) 30 706(a) 2 706(a) 9 13 703(a)

11

30:404

292

2793

94-579

706(a)

14

30:409

299

1

2790

94-579

703(a)

14 14

30:409 30:409

299 299

2-9 10

2793 2790

94-579 94-579

706(a) 703(a)

14 18

30:409 30:418

299 344

10 2

2792 2789

94-579 94-579

704(a) 703(a)

16

30:473 30:544 30:544 30:544 30:544 30:544 30:544

458 541 541 541 541 541 541

40a 40a 40b 40d(2) 81-98 270

2788 423 192 192 191 315 1796

94-579 94-82 94-217 94-217 94-217 94-260 94-455

702 205(b)(8) 1 1 2 1 1901(b)(14XB)

30:966

328

2790

94-579

703(a)

30:1121 30:1214

425 427

10 1

2932 2793

94-587 94-579

154 706(a)

1

2787

94-579

702

June

Comment

Repeal; effective date. Do. Repeal. (See also 1895, ch. 37, sec. 2.) Repeal. Repeal; effective date.

1897 Jan.

Feb. Mar. June

1-3 5 7 1

Repeal. Repeal; effective date. Do. Do. Amendment. Repeal. Do. Partial repeal. Exception. Partial repeal. Repeal; effective date. (See also 1897, ch. 62.)

1898 May

June July

Repeal. (See also 1895, ch. 37, sec. 2.) Repeal; effective date. Repeal. Repeal; effective date. Partial repeal. Repeal; effective date. Do. Amendment. Revision. Do. Amendment. Revision (ch. IX). Exception.

1899 Mar.

1

Repeal; effective date. (See also 1897, ch. 62.) Nonapplicability. Partial repeal.

1900 May

17

31:179

479

June

5

31:267

716

2787

94-579

702

6

31:683

821

2787

94-579

702

Repeal; effective date. Partial repeal; effective date. Repeal; effective date. (See also 1880, ch. 89, sec. 3.)

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1780

 C8

LAWS AFFECTED IN VOLUME 90 Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Statutes vol.: page

Date 1901 Jan. 26

Chapter

Section

90 Stat, page

Public Law

Comment

Section

Mar.

180

2787

94-579

702

15 27 1

31:790 31:815 31:847

372 614 674

2793 2793 2789

94-579 94-579 94-579

706(a) 706(a) 702

3 3

Feb.

31:740

31:1189 31:1449

854 872

2479 1254

94-526 94-411

(b)

826b 16(b)

Repeal; effective date. Repeal. Do. Repeal; effective date. Revision. Do.

Public Law 1902 Mar.

11

32:63

39

2788

94-579

702

May

22 22

32:202 32:203

121 122

1342 2787

94-429 94-579

3(a) 702

June

13 13

32:331 32:384

154 155

2932 2787

94-587 94-579

154 702

17

32:388

161

2792

94-579

704(a)

Repeal; effective date. Amendment. Repeal; effective date. Nonapplicability. Repeal; effective date. Partial repeal.

1903 Feb.

9

32:820

74

2790

94-579

703(a)

Mar.

11 3

32:822 32:1028

81 152

2790 2790

94-579 94-579

703(a) 703(a)

37

2788

94-579

702

2788

94-579

702

33:306

Pub. Res. 25 160

2790

94-579

703(a)

28

33:527

208

2788

94-579

702

28

33:547

233

2788

94-579

702

1 3 3

33:628 33:861 33:991

34 138 157

2793 1941 2787

94-579 94-458 94-579

706(a) 2 702

Repeal. Amendment. Repeal; effective date.

16 9 13 16 26 27

34:116 34:227 34:260 34:267 34:481 34:517

103 213 226 234 299 303

2792 1340 1501 236 2793 2790

94-579 94-428 94-450 94-235 94-579 94-579

704(a) 2(l)-(5), 3 6 706(a) 703(a)

27

34:519

308

2792

94-579

704(a)

Partial repeal. Amendment. Do. Exception. Repeal. Repeal; effective date. (See also 1895, ch. 133.) Partial repeal.

Repeal; effective date. Do. Do.

1904 Mar.

4

Apr.

18 23

33:59 33:589

Repeal; effective date. (See also 1902, P.L. 39.) Repeal; effective date. (See also 1880, ch. 244.) Repeal; effective date. (See also 1894, ch. 314, sec. 3.) Partial repeal; effective date. Repeal; effective date.

1905 Feb. Mar.

1906 Apr. June

1 3(a) 2 7

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1781

 AMENDMENTS AND REPEALS Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Statutes vol.: page

Date 1906 June 29

Public Law

a>

90 Stat, page

Section

Public Law

Section

34:837

Pub. Res. 42

1

34:1052

155

2789

94-579

703(a)

2

34:1224

186

2788

94-579

702

22 20

35:65 35:169

100 125

2617 2790

94-555 94-579

203(a) 703(a)

23 28

35:251 35:465

136 160

2961 2788

94-588 94-579

16 702

35:639

245

2788

94-579

702

35:645 35:845

258 324

2789 2793

94-579 94-579

703(a) 705(a)

15 12 14

36:237 36:296 36:298

87 129 133

2792 2793 818

94-579 94-579 94-348

704(a) 706(a) 3(b)

17

36:531

214

2788

94-579

702

25 25 25 25

36:847 36:847 36:855 36:884

303 303 313 Pub. Res. 44

1 2 13

2792 2792 2792 2793

94-579 94-579 94-579 94-579

704(a) 704(a) 704(a) 705(a)

36:913 36:961 36:961

383 435

9 4

94-348 94-373 94-588

3(c)

435

818 1057 2961

17(a)(l)

36:961 36:961 36:961 36:961 36:961 36:961 36:1235

435 435 435 435 435 435 478

5 6 7 9 13 14

2961 2961 2961 2962 2961 2962 2793

94-588 94-588 94-588 94-588 94-588 94-588 94-579

17(a)(2) 17(a)(3) 17(a)(4) 17(a)(5) 16 17(a)(6) 706(a)

Comment

Repeal.

236 94-235

1907 Mar.

Repeal; effective date. Do.

1908 Apr. May

17 -

Applicability. Repeal; effective date. Amendment. Repeal; effective date. (See also 1904, P.L. 233, sec. 2.)

1909 Feb.

19

Mar.

Repeal; effective date. Do. Partial repeal.

1910 Mar. Apr. June

4

Repeal. Do. Amendment. (See also 1893, ch. 196.) Repeal; effective date. Repeal. Partial repeal. Repeal. Repeal. (See also 1909, P.L. 324.)

1911 Feb. Mar.

Amendment. Restriction. Repeal; transfer of functions. Repeal. Revision. Do. Amendment. Do. Repeal. Partial repeal.

1912 Mar.

28

37:77

111

2790

94-579

703(a)

June

6 13

37:123 37:132

179 191

2787 2788

94-579 94-579

702 702

Repeal; effective date. Do. Repeal; effective date. (See also 1909, P.L. 245, sec. 1.)

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1782

 CIO

LAWS AFFECTED IN VOLUME 90 Provisions affected

Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public Law

1912 Aug. 9

37:267

37:320 37:360 37:417 37:499

276 299 302 318

Public Law

2787

94-579

702

522 1366 1047 2788

94-290 94-431 94-373 94-579

611 702

Repeal; effective date.

2788

3 7 1

Section

Comment

90 Stat page

Section

258

20 23 24 24

Amendatory provisions

94-579

702

Repeal; effective date. (See also 1909, P.L. 245, secs. 3, 4.) Nonapplicability. Partial repeal; effective date.

Repeal; effective date. (See also 1880, ch. 89, sec. 3.) Revision. Exception.

1913 Feb.

11

37:666

369

Mar.

3 4

37:731 37:912

416 434

3(i)(2)

1386 2788

94-435 94-579

102 702

Mar. Apr.

12 6

38:305 38:312

69 81

1

2792 2787

94-579 94-579

704(a) 702

May July

8 9

38:372 38:454

95 126

4

379 2790

94-273 94-579

15 703(a)

38:454 38:704

127 183

5(c)(2)

Aug.

16 22

1458 2788

94-440 94-579

806 702

5 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26

38:712 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717

194 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203

4(a)(4) 12-15 15(d) 20 201(y) 301(e) 30ig) 301(1) 301(p) 301(q) 301(r) 304(a)(l) 304(a)(2)(D) 304(g) 501(a) 501(a)(BX4) 501(eHi) 502(e)(l) 502(e)(2)

2787 579 578 575 588 575 576 576 576 580 576 582 576 576 582 583 583 576 580 580

94-579 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-299 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295

702 4(a)(4) 3(e)(l) 3(a)(l)(B) 1 3(a)(2) 3(b)(2) 3(b)(3) 3(b)(4)(A), (B) 4(b)(l) 3(b)(l) 7(b) 3(c)(l) 3(c)(2), (3) 7(a) 9(b)(l)(A), (2) 9(b)(1), (3) 3(d) 5(a)(l) 5(a)(2), (3)

26

38:717

203

502(e)(3)

580

94-295

5(a)(2)

26 26 26 26

38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717

203 203 203 203

502(e)(4) 502(j) 502(m) 502(o)

581 578 583 580

94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295

26 26 26 26

38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717

203 203 203 203 1

502(qHt) 508(a) 508(b) 508(c)(2)

577 581 581 581

94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295

5(a)(4) 3(e)(2) 9(b)(2) 4(b)(2)(A), (B) 3(e)(l) 5(b)(l) 5(b)(2) 5(b)(3)

1914

Sept.

Partial repeal. Repeal; effective aate. Amendment. Repeal; effective date. Exception. Repeal; effective date. Do. Amendment. Applicability. Revision. Amendment. Addition. Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Addition. Do. Amendment. Addition. Do. Amendment. Do. Addition. Amendment. Subpar. (2) redesignated as (3) and amended; new (2) added. Former subpar. (2) redesignated as (3) and amended. Addition. Amendment. Do. Do. Addition. Amendment. Do. Do.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1783

 AMENDMENTS AND REPEALS Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public Law

Cll

Section

90 Stat page

Public Law

508(c)(3) 508(d) 508(e) 510 510(a)(l) 510(bHd) 510(g)(lH3) 510(h) 510(1)

581 581 581 579 579 579 579 579 579 579 579 579 579 580 580 580 580 580 580 581 581 581 581 581 583 582 582 580 578 578 2792 90:1397

94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-295 94-579 94-435

5(b)(4) 5(b)(5) 5(b)(l) 4(a)(l) 4(a)(2) 4(a)(3) 4(a)(5) 4(a)(6) 4(a)(7) 4(a)(8)(A) 4(a)(8)(B) 4(a)(8)(C) 4(a)(D) 4(a)(8)(E) 4(a)(8)(F) 4(a)(8)(G) 4(a)(8)(H) 4(a)(8)(H) 4(a)(9) 6(a)(b) 6(c)(l) 6(c)(2) 6(c)(3) 6(d) 9(a)(lH3) 8 8 4(b)(3) 3(f)(2) 3(f)(l) 704(a) 305(b)(l)

1397 1396 13941396 1396

94-435 94-435 94-435

305(b)(2) 302(1) 301, 304

94-435

302(2)

13901394 1396 2787

94-435

201, 202

94-435 94-579

302(3) 702

Section

1914 Sept. 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 Oct. 5 15

38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:717 38:727 38:730

203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 208 212

15 15 15

38:730 38:730 38:730

212 212 212

1(b) 48 4C-4H

15

38:730

212

5(b)

15

38:730

212

7A

15 17

38:730 38:740

212 213

16

22

38:766

221

2787

94-579

702

3

38:953

272

2788

94-579

702

1

3

38:956

279

2788

94-579

702

i

4

38:1162

299

1

2788

94-579

702

4

38:1162

299

2

2788

94-579

702

9 3

39:218 39:341

86 136

2

2792 2788

94-579 94-579

704(a) 702

siogxi) 5iogxi)(A)

5100X8X1) 510g)(BXlXi) 5100X8X1X11)

5iogxcxi)

510(j)(DXl) 510(j)(2) 510(j)(2)(C) 510(k) 704(a) 704(a)(l) 704(a)(2) 704(a)(3) 704(e) 706 708 709 801(a) 801(a)(l) 801(d) 1 1(a)

Comment

Amendment. Do. Do. Heading amended. Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Revision. Do. Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Addition. Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Addition. Amendment. Addition. Do. Amendment. Do. Revision. Repeal. Existing text designated as subsec. (a). Addition. Amendment. Addition. Amendment. (Referred to In text as subsec. (1).) Addition. Amendment. Repeal; effective date.

Do.

1915 Mar.

Repeal; effective date. (See also 1909, P.L. 245.) Repeal; effective date. (See also 1909, P.L. 245, secs. 3, 4.) Repeal; effective date. Repeal; effective date. (See also 1909, P.L. 245.)

1916 June July

Partial repeal. Repeal; effective date.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1784

 C12

LAWS AFFECTED IN VOLUME 90 Provisions affected

Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public Law

Amendatory provisions Section

90 Stat. page

Public Law

Comment

Section

1916 July 3

39:344

142

2788

94-579

702

8

39:352

146

2790

94-579

703(a)

11

39:446 39:446

190 190

2

94-582 94-582

27 2(a)-(c), 27

39:446

190

3(i)

94-582

3(a), 27

39:446

190

3(j)

94-582

3(b), 27

Do.

39:446

190

3(k)

94-582

3(c), 27

Do.

39:446

190

m

94-582

3(d), 27

Amendment.

39:446

190

3(m)

94-582

3(e), 27

Revision.

39:446

190

3(n)

94-582

3(0,27

Amendment.

39:446

190

3(u)

94-582

3(g), 27

Revision.

39:446

190

3(vHaa)

94-582

3(h), 27

Addition.

89:446

190

3A

94-582

4,27

39:446

190

4(a)

94-582

5(a), 27

Revision.

39:446

190

4(b)

94-582

5(b), 27

Amendment.

39:446

190

5

94-582

6,27

Revision.

39:446

190

6(a)

94-582

7,27

Amendment.

39:446

190

7(a)

94-582

8(a)(l), 27

Do.

39:446

190

7(b)

94-582

190

7(c)

39:446

190

7(d)

94-582

8(a)(l), (2), 27 8(a)(l), (3) (AHC), 27 8(a)(4), 27

Do.

39:446

39:446

190

7(e)-a)

2889 2867, 2889 2867, 2889 2867, 2889 2867, 2889 2867, 2889 2867, 2889 2867, 2889 2867, 2889 2867, 2889 2868, 2889 2869, 2889 2869, 2889 2869, 2889 2870, 2889 2870, 2889 2870, 2889 2870, 2889 2870, 2889 2870

94-582

8(a)(5)

39:446

190

7A

94-582

9,27

39:446

190

7B

94-582

9,27

39:446

190

8

94-582

10,27

39:446

190

9

94-582

ll(aHc), 27

39:446

190

10

94-582

12(a), 27

Heading revised.

39:446

190

10(a)

94-582

12(b), 27

Revision.

39:446

190

10(cHe)

94-582

12(c), 27

39:446

190

ll(aHc)

94-582

13(a)-(c), 27

Subsec. (c) revised; new (d), (e) added. Existing text designated as subsec. (a) and amended; new (b), (c) added.

Aug.

2875, 2889 2875, 2889 2877, 2889 2879, 2889 2879, 2889 2879, 2889 2879, 2889 2880, 2889

94-582

Repeal; effective date. (See also 1909, P.L. 245, sec. 7.) Partial repeal; effective date. Applicability. Amendment. Revision.

Do.

Do. Do. Subsecs. (e), (f) revised; new (g)-(j) added. Addition. Do. Revision. Amendment.

�


text:
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 90 Part 2.djvu/1785

 AMENDMENTS AND REPEALS Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.: page

Public Law

C13

90 Stat, page

Section

Public Law

Section

Comment

1916 Aug. 11

39:446

190

12(aHd)

2882, 2889

94-582

14,27

11

39:446

190

13(a)(l)

94-582

15(a)(l), 27

11

39:446

190

13(a)(2)

94-582

15(a)(l), 27

11

39:446

190

13(a)(3)

94-582

13(a)(2), 27

11

39:446

190

13(a)(5)

94-582

15(a)(3), 27

11

39:446

190

13{aX7)

94-582

15(a)(4), 27

11

39:446

190

13{aX8)

94-582

15(a)(4), 27

Do.

11

39:446

190

13(a)(9)

94-582

15(a)(5), 27

Do.

11

39:446

190

13(a)(10)

94-582

15(a)(5), 27

Do.

11

39:446

190

13(a)(ll)

94-582

15(a)(5), 27

Do.

11

39:446

190

13(a)(12)

94-582

15(a)(6), 27

11

39:446

190

13(a)(13)

94-582

15(a)(6), 27

11

39:446

190

13(b)(2)

94-582

15(b), 27

11

39:446

190

14

94-582

17,27

11

39:446

190

16

94-582

18,27

11

39:446

190

17

94-582

19(a), 27

11

39:446

190

17(a)

94-582

19(b), 27

Do.

11

39:446

190

17(e)

94-582

19(c), 27

Do.

11

39:446

190

17(g)

94-582

19(d), 27

Deletion.

11

39:446

190

17A

94-582

22,27

Addition.

11

39:446

190

17B

94-582

22,27

11

39:446

190

18(a)

94-582

20,27

Amendment.

11

39:446

190

19

94-582

21,27

Revision.

21

39:518

216

94-579

702, 703(a)

25 25

39:535 39:535

235 235

94-567 94-578

4(b)(2) 307(a), 308(d)

29

39:671

J. Res. 32

2883, 2889 2883, 2889 2883, 2889 2883, 2889 2883, 2889 2883, 2889 2883. 2889 2883, 2889 2883, 2889 2883, 2889 2883, 2889 2883, 2889 2884, 2889 2884, 2889 2885, 2889 2885, 2889 2885, 2889 2885, 2889 2886, 2889 2886, 2889 2886, 2889 2886, 2889 2787, 2789, 2790 2694 2735, 2736 2788

94-579

702

Sept.

1 5

39:676 39:724

250 256

2934 2788

94-587 94-579

165 702

Dec.

29

39:862

290

1-8

2789

94-579

702

29

39:862

290

10

2792

94-579

704(a)

Subsec. iahic) revised; new (d) added. Amendment. Do. Revision. Do.

-

Amendment.

Addition. Do. Amendment. Revision. Do. Amendment.

Do.

Repeal; effective date. Applicability. Do. Repeal; effective date. (See also 1898, ch. 458.) Amendment. Repeal; effective date. (See also 1910, P.L. 214, sec. 7.) Repeal; effective date. Repeal.

�