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By a joint resolution approved on October 9, 1962, the Congress designated the week beginning on the second Sunday of October in each year as National School Lunch Week, and requested the President to issue annually a proclamation caUing for observance of that week. NOW, THEREFORE, I, RICHARD NIXON, President of the United States of America, do hereby urge the people of the United States to observe the week of October 14, 1973, as National School Lunch Week and to give special and deserved recognition to the role of good nutrition in building a strong America through strong American youth. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this twelfth day of October, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred seventy-three, and of the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred ninety-eighth.

PROCLAMATION 4251

Drug Abuse Prevention Week, 1973 October 17, 1973

By the President of the United States of America

A Proclamation No problem faced by America is more insidious than the problem of drug abuse. It strikes at the heart of our national well-being, destroying lives, breeding crime, dividing families, and shredding the fabric of mutual trust and concern which is the hallmark of a decent society. In the past four years, I have given the highest priority to the work of eliminating this danger to our Nation. That effort is now bearing fruit. Improved law enforcement is reducing illicit narcotics supplies. International cooperation has increased the number of seizures of heroin, opium, and other narcotics. Arrests of drug traffickers and pushers are rising, while drug-related crimes in our major cities have begun to decline. Increased resources for the rehabilitation of addicts have resulted in a decrease in narcotics-related deaths. New treatment facilities are providing for addicts an avenue of escape from the tyranny of drugs. These indices of progress are heartening, for they demonstrate that we can eliminate drug abuse as America's public enemy number one and that we are on the way to meeting that objective.

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But our recent success should not cause us to slacken on our pace in this battle. Rather, it should inspire us to redouble our efforts with a view to achieving final victory. NOW, THEREFORE, I, RICHARD NIXON, President of the United States of America, do hereby designate the week of October 21-27, 1973, as Drug Abuse Prevention Week. Drug Abuse Prevention Week this year will provide the fourth annual observance of our national commitment to remove drug abuse as a threat to our national life. As the family is the keystone of American life, the theme of Drug Abuse Prevention Week 1973 will be The American Family—A Response to Drug Abuse. I hope that our people will give particular emphasis at this time to the role of the family in strengthening our Nation's moral fiber. And let us remember, too, that lasting success in the battle against drug abuse will come only if all members of our national family work closely together in this historic struggle. I call upon officials at every level of government, upon educators, medical professionals, and communicators, upon the business community and the civic groups of our Nation, upon the churches and the clergy, and upon all who bear the special trusts of parenthood and care of the young, to rededicate themselves during this week to the total banishment of drug abuse from American life. I again urge every American to commit himself wholeheartedly, beginning now, to this supremely important humanitarian cause. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this seventeenth day of October, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred seventy-three, and of the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred ninety-eighth. C^^o •^•. wiy

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National Forest Products Week, 1973 By the President of the United States of America

A Proclamation As a Nation, we have grown increasingly dependent upon the resources of our forest lands, especially wood and wood products. As the 1970's have brought record worldwide demands for housing, pulp, paper.

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building materials, and furniture, Americans have become more keenly aware of the need for careful management and development of our timber resources so as to ensure a continuous supply of timber and other forest products. As Theodore Roosevelt put it many years ago, forest protection does not limit our resources but "on the contrary, gives the assurance of larger and more certain supplies."

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In order to give further recognition and emphasis to the importance of forest resources and forest products to the Nation, the Congress has by joint resolution of September 13, 1960 (74 Stat. 898) designated the seven-day period beginning on the third Sunday of October in each year as National Forest Products Week and has requested the President to issue an annual proclamation calling for the observance of that week. NOW, THEREFORE, I, RICHARD NIXON, President of the United States of America, do hereby call upon the people of the United States to observe the week beginning October 21, 1973, as National Forest Products Week. I ask that public attention be directed through appropriate activities and ceremonies to the importance of forest products in American life and to the responsibility we have for protecting and using them in the most intelligent manner possible. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this eighteenth day of October, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred seventy-three, and of the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred ninety-eighth.

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Presidential proclamations on the quantities of certain dairy products which may be imported into the United States in any quota year; and WHEREAS the import restrictions proclaimed pursuant to said section 22 are set forth in part 3 of the Appendix to the Tariff Schedules of the United States; and ' WHEREAS the Secretary of Agriculture has reported to me that he believes that additional quantities of butter, butter substitutes containing butterfat and butter oil provided for in items 950.05 and 950.06 of part 3 of the Appendix to the Tariff Schedules of the United States (TSUS) may be entered for a temporary period without rendering or tending to render ineffective, or materially interfering with, the price support program now conducted by the Department of Agriculture for milk or reducing substantially the amount of products processed in the United States from domestic milk; and WHEREAS, under the authority of section 22, I have requested the United States Tariff Commission to make an investigation with respect to this matter; and WHEREAS the Secretary of Agriculture has determined and reported to me that a condition exists with respect to such articles provided

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for in items 950.05 and 950.06 of the TSUS which requires emergency treatment and that the quantitative hmitation imposed on such articles should be increased during the period ending December 31, 1973, without awaiting the recommendations of the United States Tariff Commission with respect to such action; and WHEREAS I find and declare that the entry during the period ending December 31, 1973, of additional quantities of 56,000,000 pounds of the articlcs provided for in item 950.05 of the TSUS and 22,600,000

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pounds of the articles provided for in item 950.06 of the TSUS will not render or tend to render ineffective, or materially interfere with, the price support program which is being undertaken by the Department of Agriculture for milk and will not reduce substantially the amount of products processed in the United States from domestic milk; and that a condition exists which requires emergency treatment and that the quantitative limitations imposed on such articles should be increased during such period without awaiting the recommendations of the United States Tariff Commission with respect to such action; NOW, THEREFORE, I, RICHARD NIXON, President of the United States of America, acting under and by virtue of the authority vested in me as President, and in conformity with the provisions of section ^^ °^ ^^^ Agricultural Adjustment Act, as amended, and the Tariff Classification Act of 1962, do hereby proclaim that headnote 3(a) of part 3 of the Appendix to the Tariff Schedules of the United States is

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temporarily amended by adding a new subdivision as follows: (viii) Notwithstanding any other provision of this part, 56,000,000 pounds of the articles described in item 950.05 and 22,600,000 pounds of the articles described in item 950.06 may be entered during the period beginning November 1, 1973, and ending December 31, 1973, in addition to the annual quota quantities specified for such articles under items 950.05 and 950.06, and import licenses shall not be required for entering such additional quantities. No individual, partnership, firm, corporation, association, or other legal entity (including its affiliates or subsidiaries) may during such period enter pursuant to this provision an aggregate quantity of such additional articles in excess of 2,500,000 pounds. The 56,000,000 pounds of the articles described in item 950.05 shall be allocated among supplying countries as follows:

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this thirtyfirst day of October in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and seventy-three, and of the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred and ninety-eighth.

PROCLAMATION 4254

National Farm-City Week, 1973 By the President of the United States of America

A Proclamation Never before in history has so much of the world looked to the American farmer for its food supply. The ability of less than 3 million farmers to keep Americans the best-fed people in the world, while simultaneously meeting the demands of countless millions overseas, is one of our Nation's greatest success stories. This success has contributed significantly not only to our own economic well-being but also to the peace and progress of all mankind. A strong bond of interdependence links America's farms to America's cities. We should do everything we can to strengthen that bond. People in rural areas and people in urban areas must become increasingly aware of the needs and aspirations of those who live elsewhere, for neither group can prosper without the other. National Farm-City Week is an excellent vehicle for advancing this purpose. NOW, THEREFORE, I, RICHARD NIXON, President of the United States of America, do hereby designate the period of November 16 through November 22 as National Farm-City Week. I call on our agricultural organizations, business groups, labor unions, schools, and other interested groups, to participate in this observance. I request the Department of Agriculture, our land-grant educational institutions, and all appropriate organizations and government officials to mark the significance of National Farm-City Week with special events and activities. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this twelfth day of November, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred seventy-three, and of the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred ninety-eighth.

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PROCLAMATION 4255

Thanksgiving Day, 1973 November 16, 1973

^y ^f^g President of the United States of America

A Proclamation In the first Thanksgiving, man affirmed his determination to live in God's grace and to act in God's will on the shores of a new land of promise. In this Thanksgiving season we reaffirm that determination. Time has not dimmed, nor circumstance diminished the need for God's hand in all that America may justly endeavor. In times of trial and of triumph that single truth reasserts itself, and a people who have never bowed before men go gladly to their knees in submission to divine power, and in thanks for divine sustenance. On this Thanksgiving Day we mark the 10th anniversary of the tragic death of President John F. Kennedy. As we give thanks for the bounty and goodness of our land, therefore, let us also pause to reflect on President Kennedy's contributions to the life of this Nation we love so dearly. Those who celebrated the first Thanksgiving had endured hardship and loss, but they kept alive their hope and their faith. Throughout our history, each generation has endured hardship and loss, but our faith and trust in God's providence has remained undiminished. At this first Thanksgiving in twelve years in which the United States will have been at peace, we see that God's grace also remains undiminished. For this we give thanks.

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NOW, THEREFORE, I, RICHARD NIXON, President of the United States of America, in accordance with the wish of the Congress ^^ expresscd in Section 6103 of Title 5 of the United States Code, do hereby proclaim Thursday, November 22, 1973, as a day of national thanksgiving, and concurrently, a day of prayer for the memory of John F. Kennedy. Let all Americans unite on this day, giving thanks for the manifold blessings vouchsafed our people, and inviting all of those less fortunate than ourselves to share in those blessings in God's name, for His sake, and for our own. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this sixteenth day of November, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred

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seventy-three, and of the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred ninety-eighth.

PROCLAMATION 4256

Bill of Rights Day Human Rights Day and Week By the President of the United States of America

December 7, 1973

A Proclamation Among the principles undergirding our Declaration of Independence in 1776 was the fundamental conviction that all men are endowed with certain inalienable rights and that the purpose of instituting governments is to secure these rights. The first Congress acted quickly to secure the basic rights of the American people by proposing ten amendments to the Constitution of the United States. These amendments, our Bill of Rights, use prec. title came into effect one hundred eighty-two years ago, on December 15, 1791, and have served ever since as guiding ideals of our democracy. Each generation of Americans has contributed in its own way to realizing the promise of the Bill of Rights, ensuring its responsiveness to the increasingly complex conditions of American society. The continuing vitality of that promise depends upon our own steadfast dedication to the principles upon which this Republic was founded. Now, in this decade of our Bicentennial, it is especially appropriate for us to commemorate the anniversary of the adoption of the Bill of Rights and to recall with pride the efforts of our predecessors to make its ideals a true guarantee of the rights of all Americans. It is fitting that we take note at the same time of the progress made by the world community in its recognition of the rights of all members of the human family. This week marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on December 10, 1948, to proclaim standards of freedom and equality common to all nations and all peoples. Though widely separated by time and authorship, the Bill of Rights and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights share a common commitment to the ideals of equality, dignity, and individual worth.

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Our actions as Americans to strengthen the Bill of Rights are inseparable from our commitment to the ideals of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The strength and success of our efforts to advance these goals here at home will have a positive impact on the cause of human rights throughout the world. NOW, THEREFORE, I, RICHARD NIXON, President of the United States of America, do hereby proclaim December 10, 1973, as Human Rights Day and December 15, 1973, as Bill of Rights Day. I call upon the people of the United States to observe the week beginning December 10, 1973, as Human Rights Week. Let us make this observance a time for reaffirming the high principles of the Bill of Rights and of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and for making them a living reality in the daily lives of every American. For each of us, through our own example, can do a great deal to strengthen the cause of liberty and justice for all. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this seventh day of December, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred seventy-three, and of the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred ninety-eighth.

PROCLAMATION 4257

Wright Brothers Day, 1973 December 15, 1973

By the President of the United States of America

A Proclamation Seventy years ago, on December 17, 1903, Orville and Wilbur Wright, two bicycle makers from Dayton, Ohio, helped to launch mankind on a new and exciting adventure. Their historic first flight over the sand dunes of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, in a crude machine they had designed and built themselves, lasted only 12 seconds and covered a mere 120 feet. It represented, however, a critical step in a process which has revolutionized modern society. The airplane's ability to move people and goods swiftly, safely, and efficiently is unrivaled. The social ramifications of this development, measured in terms of human mobility and global communications, have been boundless. The airplane has brought people closer together, and

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thereby has opened hitherto unimagined opportunities for commercial, poUtical, and cultural exchange. While the airplane has worked to shrink our world in physical terms, it has enormously expanded the human potentialities within it. It is both fitting and proper, therefore, on this 70th anniversary of powered flight, that we should commemorate the achievements of two resourceful and farsighted men who have come to symbolize America's inventive genius. To this end, the Congress, by a joint resolution approved December 17, 1963 (77 Stat. 402), has designated the seventeenth day of December of each year as Wright Brothers Day and has requested the President to issue a proclamation inviting the people of the United States to observe that day with appropriate ceremonies and activities. NOW, THEREFORE, I, RICHARD NIXON, President of the United States of America, do hereby call upon the people of this Nation and their local and national government officials to observe Wright Brothers Day, December 17, 1973, with appropriate ceremonies and activities, both to recall the accomplishment of the Wright brothers and to provide a stimulus to the further progress of aviation in this country and throughout the world. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this fifteenth day of December, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred seventy-three, and of the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred ninety-eighth. C ^ ^ ^ " *Jfmm, f ^

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Public Law Date approved

No.

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Committee reporting

1973

93-1 93-2 93-3 93-4

Jan. 19 Jan. 26 Feb. 1 Feb. 2

H.J. Res. 1__. H.J. Res. 163. H.J. Res. 246. S.J. Res. 26._.

93-5

Feb.

93-6

Feb. 16

93-7 93-8

Feb. 16 Feb. 17

S.J. Res. 59 (H.J. Res. 331). S.J. Res. 42 (H.J. Res. 123). H.J. Res. 299 S.J. Res. 37

93-9

Mar.

8

H.J. Res. 345.

93-10 93-11 93-12 93-13

Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar.

15 15 30 30

9 9 9

H.J. Res. 334. H.R. 3694 S. 583 H.R. 4278

93-14 93-15 93-16 93-17

Apr. 9 Apr. 9 Apr. 9 Apr. 10

11 11 12 12

H.R. 5446.. H.R. 5445.. H.J. Res. 5. H.R. 3577_.

93-18 93-19 93-20

Apr. 14 Apr. 16 Apr. 20

22 23 23

93-21 93-22 93-23 93-24

Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr.

20 20 20 20

23 24 24 24

H.J. Res. 437 S.J. Res. 73 H.J. Res. 303 (S.J. Res. 18). H.J. Res. 275 S. 1315 H.J. Res. 210 H.R.1975

93-25

Apr. 26

25

H.J. Res. 496.

93-26 93-27 93-28

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26 27 27

S. 1493 (H.R. 4954). H.R. 6883 S. 398 (H.R. 6168)_.

93-29

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3

30

S. 50 (H.R. 71)

93-30 93-31 93-32

May 5 May 8 May 11

65 65 65

S.J. Res. 51 S. 1494 S. 394 (H.R. 5683).

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71

H.R. 3841

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S.J. Res. 93

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H.J. Res. 393.

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93-52 93-36 93-76 93-78 93-77

Judiciary Education and Labor [Conference] Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Interstate and Foreign Commerce.

93-7 93-95

Ways and Means. [Conference]

93-15 93-119 93-122 93-146 93-94 93-145 93-114 93-148 93-43

Agriculture [Conference] Appropriations [Conference] Armed Services Agriculture Banking and Currency. [Conference] Education and Labor. _

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Committee reporting

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Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan.

3, 15 23 26 30

Senate

Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan.

6, 16 23 26 26

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Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs. Labor and Public Welfare

Feb. 8

Public Works.

Feb. 5

Feb.1

Feb. 6

Feb. 7 Feb. 6 Feb. 26, 28

Nixon: 197^1

Feb. 8

93-8

Presidential statement: Public Papers of the Presidents

93-3

93-15 93-44 93-50 93-14 93-59

Aeronautical and Space Sciences. Appropriations

Feb. 7 Feb. 21, 28

Judiciary Judiciary Agriculture and Forestry.

Mar. 12 Mar. 1 Feb. 7, Mar. 19-. Mar. 14

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Mar. 12 Feb. 20 Mar. 14 Mar. 5, 15 Mar. 21 Mar. 22 Mar. 22 Feb. 27, Apr. 4__

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Judiciary Armed Services Agriculture and Forestry.

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Banking, Housing and Affairs. Banking, Housing and Affairs.

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H.R. 8949 (S. 2087). S. 1413 (H.R. 7423).

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Apr. 30 Mar. 6, May 10. May 21

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May 8_. May 7_. May 23.

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93-222 93-277

Interior and Insular Affairs. Appropriations

Apr. 30 Mar. 29, June 12. June 29 June 19 June 26, 30

93-249

Finance.

June 13, 29, 30— June 26, 27, 30..

93-164 93-174

Interior and Insular Affairs. Interior and Insular Affairs.

93-215 93-266 93-224

Labor and Public Welfare Foreign Relations Joint Committee on Atomic Energy. Public Works

June 19 June 19 June 19 June 19 May 31, June 21. June 29 June 25

May 22, June 2 1. May30, June21_ June20 June 22 June 15 June 28 June 21, 22

June 28.

May 23, June 28. June 22 June 28, 29.

93-158

June 29 June 19 June 29, 30

93-235

Public Works Banking, Housing and Affairs. Armed Services

93-233 93-240

Commerce. Finance

May 8, June 28. June 22. May 9, June 30. June 30.

93-241

Public Works.

93-200 93-202

Agriculture and Forestry Labor and Public Welfare, Finance. Commerce Commerce Commerce District of Columbia

May 30, June 29. June 28 May 22, June 28.

93-228 93-264

93-221 93-259 93-279 93-234

Urban

93-179

Labor and Public Welfare, Commerce. Aeronautical and Space Sciences _

93-317 93-201

Veterans' Affairs Labor and Public Welfare.

93-271

May 30. June 28.

July 1. July 1.

June 19, 28, 29.. June 22, 29.

June 27. June 12 June 19, 22.

June 8 June 29. June 22 June 29. May 21, June 22. June 27. May 8, June 30. June 28. May 23, July 11. July 17, 19. July 1 7....

June 19, June 28. July 18.... June 15. _.

July 11.

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No.

Date approved

House 87 Stat.

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Committee reporting

1973

93-77 93-78 93-79 93-80 93-81

July 30 July 30 July 30 Aug. Aug.

176 177 177 178 178

H.R. 2323. H.R. 2324. H.R. 6394. H.R. 9172H.R. 6717.

93-307 93-308 93-310

Ways and Means.. Ways and Means.. Ways and -Means.

93-212

Public-Works.

93-82

Aug

179

S. 59 (H.R. 9048). _

93-368 • Veterans' Affairs.

93-83

Aug,

197

H.R. 8152 (S. 1930).

93-84

Aug,

219

S. 1090 (H.R. 8538).

93-249 93-401 93-324

Judiciary fConference] Interstate and Foreign Commerce.

93-85

Aug. 10

220

93-86

Aug. 10

221

S.J. Res. 144 (S.J. Res. 129). S. 1888 (H.R. 8860).

93-337 93-427

Agriculture[Conference]

93-87

Aug. 13

250

S. 502

93-88

Aug. 14

296

93-118 93-410 S. 1993 (H.R. 8867)-. 93-385

93-89 93-90

Aug. 14 Aug. 14

297 305

H.R. 4 0 8 3... _.__ 93-257 S. 2120 ( H; R; 8813)-.. 93-302

93-91

Aug. 14

306

H.R.8658.

93-92 93-93

Aug. 14 Aug. 14

311 314

H.R. 6713. S. 1410—.

93-94 93-95

Aug. 15 Aug. 15

314 314

S. 1887

93-96

Aug. 16

93-97

Aug. 16

93-98

Aug. 16

329

H.R. 8947 H.R. 8760.

93-99 93-100

Aug. 16 Aug. 16

341 342

H.R. 6 6 7 6. - .. - - - . H.R. 6370 (S. 1798).

93-101 93-102 93-103 93-104 93-105 93-106 93-107 93-108 93-109 93-110

Aug. 16 Aug. 16 Aug. 16 Aug. 16 Aug. 16 Aug. 16 Sept. 14 Sept. 19 Sept. 21 Sept. 21

348 349 349 349 350 350 350 351 352 352

H.R. 3630 H.R. 3867---S.J. Res. 25 H.J. Res. 466 H.J. Res. 52 H.R. 5649 (S. 1625)-. S. 1841 (H.R. 9553).. H.J. Res. 695 S. 1165 (H.R. 7482).. H.R. 6912 (S. 929)--.

93-111

Sept. 21

354

S. 1385 (H.R. 6129)... 93-263

S. 1423 (H.R. 77) __ 315

H.R. 8510 (S. 1977). 318

Public Works [Conference] Joint Committee on Atomic Energy. District of Columbia Interstate and Foreign Commerce..

93-278 93-416 93-258

Appropriations [Conference] District of Columbia.

93-205 93-378 93-284 93-408 93-327 93-409 93-285 93-426 93-311 93-140 93-418 93-309 93-111

Education and Labor [Conference] Science and Astronautics— [Conference] Appropriations [Conference] Appropriations — [Conference] Ways and Means Banking and Currency [Conference] Ways and Means Interior and Insular Affairs.

93-289 93-483

Merchant Marine and Fisheries. _ Interstate and Foreign Commerce.

93-323 93-203 93-424

Interstate and Foreign CommerceBanking and Currency [Conference] Interior and Insular Affairs.

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Dates of consideration and passage: Congressional Record, Vol. 119 (1973)

Senate Report No.

Committee reporting

House

Finance Finance Finance Agriculture and Forestry Public Works. Interior and Insular Affairs. Veterans' Affairs

June 27 June 27 June 27 July 16 May 22, July 19. July 17

93-349 93-123

[Conference] Commerce. _.

June 14, 18, Aug. 2. July 20

93-267

Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs. Agriculture and Forestry

Aug. 2

Apr. 17-19, Aug. 3. July 30

93-370 93-297

Public Works [Conference] Joint Committee on Energy. District of Columbia Commerce

93-321

Appropriations.

93-371 93-248 93-350 93-139 93-320 93-275

District of Columbia Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs. Foreign Relations Labor and Public Welfare [Conference] Labor and Public Welfare

93-338

Appropriations.

93-346

Appropriations-

93-316 93-149

Finance Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs. Finance Interior and Insular Affairs Judiciary

93-313 93-314 93-315 93-336 93-250 93-312 93-54

93-173 93-61 93-355 93-341

93-322 93-216 93-172

Atomic

June 11 July 17

93-78

Commerce Commerce Judiciary Commerce Banking, Housing and Affairs. Foreign Relations

93-165

Interior and Insular Affairs.

93-375 93-347 93-392 93-103 93-58

July 10-12, 16, 19, Aug. 3.

Urban

June 18, Aug. 3. June 11 Aug. 2 Aug. 2 June 12, July 25. June 22, Aug. 3. June 28, July 30, June 20, Aug. 3. June 27, Aug. 3. May 9, Aug. 3_.

Senate

July 16 July 16 July 16 July 20 July 17

Presidential statement: Public Papers of the Presidents

Nixon: 1973

Mar. 6, July 19. June 28, Aug. 2. May 7, July 24. Aug. 1

Aug. 2.

June 5-8, July 31, Aug. 3. Mar. 14, 15, Aug. 1. July 26

Aug. 10.

Aug. 2 June 30, Aug. 1. Julv 19, 20, Aug. 3. Aug. 2 June 27, Aug. 3. July 28 May 16, July 17. June 29, July 27. July 23, 30

July 28, Aug. 3. July 17 May 22, Aug. 3 June 27, Aug. 3. July 19 May 7, July 30. June 15 Aug.2 May23, Aug. 3 Aug.2 Aug.3 Aug.2 Aug.3 July 17 Aug.3 Sept. 13__ Sept. 6,13 Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 1 0 _.,.. _. Apr. 10,30 May 29, Sept. 6 Mar. 28, 29, Apr. 4, 5, May 30, Sept. 7. June 19, Sept. 6 - May 22, June 21, Sept. 7.

Aug. 13.

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House

Date approved

87 Stat.

Bill No. Report No.

1973

Committee reporting

93-244 93-500 93-405 93-472

Education and Labor.. [Conference] Education and Labor._ Banking and Currency.

S. 1352 (H.R. 5384). S. 902 (H.R. 7395)_. H.J. Res. 719 H.J. Res. 753 H.R. 5451 H.R. 8917

93-498 93-486

Merchant Marine and Fisheries. Merchant Marine and Fisheries.

448

S. 2075 (H.R. 6576).

93-382

Interior and Insular Affairs.

Oct. 15 Oct. 16

449 449

S.J. Res. 160. H.J. Res. 727.

Appropriations. [Conference]

93-125 93-126

Oct. 18 Oct. 18

450 451

S. 2419 H.R. 7645 (S. 1248) (S. 2436).

93-519 93-566

93-127

Oct. 18

455

93-128 93-129 93-130 93-131 93-132

Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

18 19 19 19 19

456 456 460 460 461

93-223 Foreign Affairs 93-367, \ [Conference] 93-563 S. 1141 (H.R. 8789).. 93-391 Banking and Currency 93-521 [Conference] 93-484 Interior and Insular Affairs. H.R. 7976. 93-510 Foreign Affairs S. 1914.... 93-464 Interior and Insular Affairs. H.R. 7699. 93-123 Foreign Affairs H.R. 6628. 93-469 Banking and Currency H.R. 4507.

93-133

Oct. 19

461

S. 795 (H.R. 3926)--.

93-134 93-135

Oct. 19 Oct. 24

466 468

S. 1016 (H.R. 8029)-. H.R. 8619

93-136 93-137

Oct. 24 Oct. 26

490 491

H.R. 3799. H.R. 8825.

93-138 93-139 93-140 93-141 93-142 93-143

Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

26 26 26 26 26 30

503 503 504 510 510 510

93-144 93-145

'Nov. 1 Nov. 1

527 527

93-146

Nov. 3

548

93-147 93-148

Nov. 3

554 555

S. J. Res. 164 S. 2486 fH.R. 10252). 93-555 H.R. 8250 93-256 S. 2282 (H.R. 9611).. 93-558 93-538 H.J. Res. 748 93-319 H.R. 9590 93-570 93-583 S. 907 93-107 H.R. 6691. 93-576 S. 2016 (H.R. 8351)-- 93-415 93-587 93-268 H.R. 689 H.J. Res. 542 (S. 440) - 93-287 93-547

93-112

Sept. 26

355

H.R. 8070(8.1875).

93-113 93-114

Oct. Oct.

394 417

S. 1148 (H.R. 7265). S. 776 (H.R. 8709)..

93-115 93-116 93-117 93-118 93-119 93-120

Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

418 421 421 424 424 429

93-121

Oct.

447

93-122

Oct.

9

93-123 93-124

Nov. 7t

93-149 Nov. fPassed over veto.

560

93-137 93-322 93-512 S. 1636 (H.R. 8548).. 93-318 93-389

H.R. 5943.

Merchant Marine and Fisheries. Appropriations [Conference] Banking and Currency [Conference]

93-255 Education and Labor 93-529 [Conference] 93-377 Interior and Insular Affairs.. 93-275 Appropriations 93-520 [Conference] 93-457 Post Office and Civil Service. 93-296 Appropriations 93-411, •[Conference] 93-569

93-496

Public Works District of Columbia Public Works Appropriations Appropriations[Conference] Interstate and Foreign Commerce-. Appropriations [Conference] Interstate and Foreign Commerce. [Conference] Judiciary Foreign Affairs [Conference] Foreign Affairs.

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Senate Report No.

Committee reporting

93-318 93-391 93-311 93-57

Labor and Public Welfare [Conference] Labor and Public Welfare Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs. Commerce Commerce

93-245 93-273 93-405 93-362 93-190 93-218 93-229 93-342 93-411

93-176 93-396 93-244

House

Senate

June 5, Sept. 18.. July 18, Sept. 13.

Presidential statement: Public Papers of the Presidents

Nixon: 1973

Sept. 26.

Sept. 17, 20. Sept. 17

July 18, Sept. 19. Oct. 1. Mar. 14, Sept. 18. Sept. 18 June 27 Sept. 18 June 30 Sept. 17 Oct. 1 Oct. 3 Oct. 3 Sept. 24 _. May 8 June 27, Sept. 20- Aug. 1, Sept. 21.

Commerce Appropriations. Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Finance Foreign Relations Interior and Insular Affairs

June 28, Aug. 3. June 22, Sept. 20.

Appropriations.

Oct. 2 Sept. 25, Oct. 11.

Foreign Relations.

Oct. 1 Sept. 17 June 7, Sept. 11, June 11-14, Oct. Sept. 26, Oct. 10. 10. Sept. 12, Oct. 4. July 11, Oct. 4.

93-100

Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs. Interior and Insular Affairs Foreign Relations Interior and Insular Affairs Interior and Insular Affairs Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs. Labor and Public Welfare

93-167 93-253

Interior and Insular Affairs. Appropriations

93-456 93-272

Post Office and Civil Service. Appropriations.

93-413 93-356 93-427 93-400 93-430

Dates of consideration and passage: Congressional Record, Vol. 119 (1973)

93-454 93-372 93-379 93-455 93-378

Public Works District of Columbia. Public Works Appropriations Appropriations _

93-175 93-323 93-226

Commerce Appropriations. Commerce.

93-468 93-220

Judiciary Foreign Relations.

93-471

Foreign Relations.

Sept. 13.

July 26, Sept. 25. Oct. 1 Oct. 3, 12

Sept. 18 Oct. 4._. Oct. 2 _. Sept. 6 Sept. 17 Oct. 8._. May 21, Oct. 3.. Sept. 21. Sept. 17 Oct. 4... June 13, 14, Oct. 2. Oct. 1 June 15, Sept. 25. Sept. 17 June 22, Aug. 1, Oct. 11.

Oct. 11 June 30, Sept. 7, Oct. 13.

Oct. 15 Oct. 15 June 11, Oct. 12. Oct. 15 Oct. 4._. Aug. 1, Oct. 16--

Oct. 12. Oct. 10 Aug. 2 _. Aug. 3 Oct. 13 Sept. 5, Oct. 16-

May 1, 2, Oct. 4- Oct. 19. May 22, Oct. 8.. June 28, Oct. 10.

Oct. 15 June 18 Apr. 17, 18, July 19, Oct. 18Oct. 16. Sept. 6, Oct. 17. June 21, 28, Nov. 3. Oct. 18. June 19 Oct. 18 June 25, July 18, July 18-20, Oct. 24. Oct. 12, Oct. 12, Nov. 7. Nov. 7. Sept. 17 Oct. 23

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House

Public Law

No.

Date approved

87 Stat.

Bill No. Report No.

1973

560

H.R. 9639

565

S. 607 (H.R. 8920)-

569

S. 11 (H.R. 8056)--

576

93-150

S. 1081 (H.R. 9130)

594 605

S. 2410 (H.R. 10956). H.R. 9286

Nov. 7 93-151 Nov. 9 93-152

93-458 93-540 93-373 93-522 93-390

Committee reporting

Education and Labor [Conference] Banking and Currency [Conference] Interior and Insular Affairs

Nov. 13 93-153 Nov. 16 93-154 93-155

Nov. 16 Nov. 16

93-414 Interior and Insular Affairs 93-617, 93-624 M Conference] 93-601 Interstate and Foreign Commerce. 93-383 Armed Services 93-588

686

93-321 93-625 H.R. 9295 (S. 2477)-- 93-603 93-536 H.J. Res. 735 93-537 H.R. 8187 S. 2408 (H.R. 10614)- 93-534 93-634 H.R. 5777 (S. 1880)-- 93-159

[Conference] Post Office and Civil Service District of Columbia. Joint Committee on Atomic EnergyInterstate and Foreign Commerce. [Conference] Post Office and Civil Service Ways and Means Appropriations [Conference] Agriculture Armed Services Armed Services Armed Services [Conference] Interstate and Foreign Commerce.

Nov. 29 Nov. 29 Nov. 29 Nov. 29 Nov. 30 Dec. 3

688 689 689 690 691 691

S. 2681 (H.R. 11424). H.R. 10366 93-595 H.R. 10369 93-590 H.R. 7582 93-535 H.R. 10937 93-618 H.R. 11104 93-609

Armed Services. _ Armed Services.. Armed Services.. Judiciary Ways and Means.

93-174 93-175

Dec. Dec.

692 693

H.R. 9575 93-499 H.R. 10840 (S. 1904). 93-613

Merchant Marine and Fisheries. House Administration

93-176 93-177

Dec. Dec.

693 694

H.R. 6334 93-454 H.R. 9474 (S. 275)--. 93-398

Post Office and Civil Service. Veterans' Affairs

93-178 93-179

Dec. 10 Dec. 11

697 697

H.R. 11710H.R. 7446_.

93-180 93-181

Dec. 13 Dec. 14

704 705

S.J. Res. 155. H.R. 1284...

93-182

Dec. 15

707

93-183 93-184 93-185

Dec. 15 Dec. 15 Dec. 15

709 710 712

H.R. 11324 (S. 2702). 93-643 93-709 S. 1618 (H.R. 6862)-. 93-635 93-386 H.R. 3436 93-300 H.R. 8528

Interstate and Foreign Commerce [Conference] Public Works _ Interior and Insular Affairs Armed Services

93-186 93-187 93-188

Dec. 15 Dec. 15 Dec. 15

713 713 713

H.R. 974.. S. 2 5 0 3 —. H.R. 6768.

Public Works.. Public Works.. Foreign Affairs. [Conference]

93-156 93-157 93-158

Nov. 21 Nov. 21 Nov. 26

623 623 627

H.R. 5692 93-265 H.R. 4771 93-259 S. 2645 (H.R. 11216)- 93-619

93-159

Nov. 27

627

93-160 93-161

Nov. 27 Nov. 27

635 635

S. 1570 (H.R. 9681)-- 93-531 93-628 H.R. 3801 93-214 H.R. 8219 (S. 1526)-- 93-349

93-162

Nov. 27

636

93-163 93-164 93-165 93-166

Nov. 27 Nov. 29 Nov. 29 Nov. 29

659 660 660 661

93-167

Nov. 29

93-168 93-169 93-170 93-171 93-172 93-173

H.R. 8916

93-226 93-639 93-629 93-456

93-557 93-637 93-124 93-642

Judiciary [Conference] Public Works Post Office and Civil Service.

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Senate Report No.

Committee reporting

93-404

Agriculture and Forestry..

93-130

Labor and Public Welfare.

Dates of consideration and passage: Congressional Record, Vol. 119 (1973) House

Sept. 13, Oct. Sept. 24, Oct. 12, 18, 24. 16, 23. Sept. 5, Oct. 24. May 9, Oct. 16..

93-227 ' Judiciary _.. 93-268 Public Works 93-207 I Interior and Insular Affairs.

Sept. 17

93-397 I Labor and Public Welfare. 93-385 Armed Services 93-467 I [Conference]

Oct. 25, 31 July 30, 31, Oct. 31.

93-489 93-384 93-487

Post Office and Civil Service District of Columbia Joint Committee on Atomic Energy. Interior and Insular Affairs

June 18 June 11, Nov. ! Nov. 13.

93-494 93-510 93-515 93-389

Agriculture and Forestry. Armed Services Armed Services Armed Services

93-345

Commerce.

93-493 93-508 93-509 93-507 93-527 93-552

Foreign Relations. Armed Services Armed Services Armed Services Judiciary Finance

Nov. 14 Nov. 5 Nov. 5 Oct. 15 Nov. 6 Nov. 7

93-550 93-263

Commerce Rules and Administration.

Sept. 18 Nov. 6..

93-525 93-373

Post Office and Civil Service. Veterans' Affairs

93-449

Judiciary.

Sept. 17 July 30, Nov. 14. Dec. 3, 7 June 7, Nov. 27

93-422 93-491

Rules and Administration Post Office and Civil Service.

93-504

Commerce-

93-247 93-585 93-516

Public Works Interior and Insular Affairs. Armed Services

93-597 93-465 93-196 93-514

Public Works Public Works Foreign Relations. [Conference]

93-488 Post Office and Civil Service, 93-471, 93-492 i'Foreign Relations 93-390 Appropriations

Dec. 3 Sept. 17, Nov. 27. Nov. 27, Dec. 14. Dec. 3 Sept. 17 July 16, Nov. 30. Oct. 15.._ Dec. 3 .May 15, Dec. 3

Niion: 1973

June 28, Oct. 30

Aug. 2, Nov. 12. July 9-14, 16, . 17, Nov. 13.

Oct. 17, Nov. 13. June 4 Nov. 6 _.. June 29, Nov. 13. Nov. 5 Nov. 6 Oct. 15 Oct. 11, Nov. 14. May 16, Oct. 2

93-159

Senate

Presidential statement: Public Papers of the Presidents

Nov. 16.

Sept. 19, Oct. 30 Sept. 20-22, 2428, Oct. 1, Nov. 5. Nov. 13 Sept. 7 Nov. 9 May 31, June 1, 4, 5, Nov. 14. Nov. 13 Oct. 23, Nov. 13 Sept. 17, Nov. 14. Nov. 13, 14 Nov. 16 Nov. 16. Sept. 13, Nov. 15. July 31, Aug. 1, 2, Nov. 16. Nov. 13, 15 Nov. 16 Nov. 16 Nov. 16 Nov. 19 Nov. 27, 30, Dec. 1-3. Nov. 2 1. _. June 28, Nov. 19. Nov. 20 Aug. 2, Dec. 6. Nov. 16. Dec. 6 Oct. 10, Dec. 11. Nov. 14. Oct. 4Nov. 15, Nov. 30. Dec. 4, 14 Dec. 15. June 27 Nov. 30 Nov. 1 6... Dec. 3 Oct. 13 June 8, Nov. 29. Dec. 17.

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Public Law

No.

Date approved

87 Stat.

Bill No. Report No.

Committee reporting

1973

S. 1443 (H.R. 9360)-. 93-388 93-664 S. 2641 93-661 93-88 H.R. 3180 93-712 93-305 H.R. 8877. 93-626, 93-682 S. 1747 (H.R. 9437). 93-651 93-638 H.R. 11459 93-693 H.R. 5089 93-375 S.J. Res. 180 H.R. 10717 93-572 S. 1435 (H.R. 9682). 93-482 93-703

93-189

Dec. 17

714

93-190 93-191

Dec. 18* Dec. 18

736 737

93-192

Dec. 18

746

93-193 93-194

Dec. 19 Dec. 20

765 766

93-195 93-196 93-197 93-198

Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec.

20 20 22 24

769 770 770 774

93-199 93-200 93-201 93-202 93-203

Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec.

26 27 27 28 28

836 838 838 838 839

H.R. 11088 H.R. 3490 S. 2267... H.R. 11441S. 1559 (H.R. 11010)

93-204

Dec. 28

883

S. 513.

93-205

Dec. 28

884

S. 1983 (H.R. 37).

93-206

Dec. 28

904

93-207

Dec. 28

93-208 93-209

Foreign Affairs [Conference] Judiciary

Post Office and Civil Service [Conference] Appropriations •[Conference] Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Appropriations [Conference] Interior and Insular Affairs Interior and Insular Affairs. District of Columbia [Conference]

93-702 93-610

Foreign Affairs. Judiciary

93-671 93-659 93-737 93-729

Education and Labor. _ Education and Labor.. [Conference] Banking and Currency.

S. 1529

93-412 93-740 93-701

Merchant Marine and Fisheries. [Conference] Interior and Insular Affairs

906

S. 1776.

93-680

Public Works.

Dec. 28 Dec. 28

907 907

S. 2 7 9 4 - .. H.R. 7352.

93-425

Judiciary.

93-210 93-211

Dec. 28 Dec. 28

908 909

93-717 93-731

Armed Services. Public Works. _

93-212 93-213 93-214

Dec. 28 Dec. 28 Dec. 28

909 910 910

S. 2714 H.J. Res. 858 (S.J. Res. 178). S. 2498. S. 1038 S. 2316

93-724 93-711 93-721

Armed Services. Armed Services. Armed Services.

93-215 93-216 93-217 93-218 93-219 93-220 93-221

Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec.

28 28 28 28 28 28 29

911 911 912 912 912 913 913

S. 2178 (H.R. 9430). S. 2493 H.R. 655 _S. 2166 S. 2551 S. 2413 H.R. 5760

93-636 93-723 93-556 93-720 93-725 93-722 93-471

Public Works. Armed Services Public Works Armed Services Armed Services Armed Services Banking and Currency.

93-222

Dec. 29

914

S. 14 (H.R. 7974)__.

93-223 93-224

Dec. 29 Dec. 29

936 ,937

93-225 93-226

Dec. 29 Dec. 29

942 943

Interstate and Foreign Commerce. [Conference] District of Columbia Ways and Means [Conference] Agriculture Public Works

93-227

Dec. 29

944

H.R. 10806 H.R. 5874 (S. 925)H.R. 2303 H.J. Res. 736 (S.J. Res. 169). H.R.4738

93-451 93-714 93-656 93-299 93-700 93-233 93-679

93-470

Banking and Currency.

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Dates of consideration and passage: Congressional Record, Vol. 119 (1973)

Senate Report No.

93-189

Committee reporting

Senate

House

Foreign Relations.

July 26, Dec. 4 Dec. 3 Apr. 11, Dec. 17. June 26, Nov. 13, Dec. 5. Dec. 3, 4 Nov. 14, Dec. 7

93-461

Post Office and Civil Service.

93-414

Appropriations

93-195 93-548

Commerce Appropriations.

93-603

Interior and Insular Affairs.

93-604 93-219

Interior and Insular Affairs. District of Columbia

93-657 93-610 93-513

Foreign Relations. Judiciary Commerce

93-304 93-636 93-580 93-307

Labor and Public Welfare [Conference] Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs. Commerce

93-223

Interior and Insular Affairs.

Sept. 18, Dec. 20. Dec. 17

93-269

Public Works

Dec. 3

93-648 93-418

Veterans' Affairs. Judiciary

93-517 93-660

Armed Services Rules and Administration. Armed Services. Armed Services. Armed Services.

Dec. 20 Sept. 17, Dec. 17. Dec. 17 Dec. 18

93-452 93-523 93-388 93-464 93-451 93-627 93-354 93-512 93-448 93-656 93-129 93-621 93-650 93-166 93-652 93-602 93-655

Dec. 11 Nov. 6 Dec. 20 Dec. 3 Nov. 28, Dec. 20. Dec. 17

Dec. 18 Dec. 17 Dec. 18

Public Works Armed Services Public Works Armed Services Armed Services Armed Services Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs. Labor and Public Welfare [Conference] District of Columbia Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs. Agriculture and Forestry Public Works Banking, Housing and Affairs.

Sept. 17 Dec. 17 Oct. 16, Dec. 17 Oct. 10, Dec. 17

Urban

-

Sept. 12, Dec. 18. Nov. 2 6.. Nov. 6, Dec. 19

Niion: 1973

Dec. 17.

June 13, Dec. 5. Nov. 20, Dec. 7. Dec. 7 Dec. 14 Dec. 7 June 20, July 10, Dec. 19. Dec. 20 Dec. 12 Nov. 16 Dec. 18 July 24, Dec. 5, 20. Nov. 30 July 24, Dec. 19. June 19, Dec. 18. June 28, Dec. 14. Dec. 19 Oct. 8, 9, Dec. 18. Nov. 16 Dec. 20

Dec. 3 Dec. 18 Oct. 15 Dec. 18 Dec. 18 Dec. 18 Sept. 17.

June 18 Dec. 3, 19 Sept. 17.

June 25, 26, Dec. 5. Nov. 9 Oct. 11, Dec. 11. Oct. 4, Dec. 6.

Presidential statement: Public Papers of the Presidents

Dec. 22. Dec. 24.

Dec. 28. Dec. 28. Dec. 28.

Dec. 28.

Oct. 10 Dec. 31. Nov. 20 Sept. 13, Dec. 31. Dec. 19. Oct. 13, Dec. 13. Oct. 10 Dec. 31. Dec. 14 July 28, Dec. 19. Dec. 31. Dec. 31. Nov. 20 Dec. 31. Oct. 10 Dec. 20 May 14, 15, Dec. 19. Dec. 20 June 22, Nov. 7, Dec. 19. Dec. 20 Dec. 7 Dec. 20

Dec. 29.

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GUIDE TO LEGISLATIVE H I S TO R Y OF

House

Public Law

No.

Date approved

87 Stat.

Bill No. Report No.

1973

Committee reportins

93-228 93-229 93-230 93-231 93-232

Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec.

29 29 29 29 29

944 945 945 946 946

S. 2491 H.R. 6758 S. 1945 H.R. 1920 (S. 2535). H.J. Res. 865

93-739 93-655 93-715 93-554

Agriculture District of Columbia. Agriculture Public Works

93-233

Dec. 31

947

H.R. 11333.

93-627

Ways and Means.

93-234

Dec. 31

975

H.R. 8449.

93-359

Banking and Currency.

93-620 93-744

Interstate and Foreign Commerce. [Conference]

1974

93-235

Jan.

2

984

S.J. Res. 182.

93-236

Jan.

2

985

H.R. 9142.

93-237

Jan.

2

1023

S. 2482

93-238

Jan.

2

1026

H.R. 11575_

93-239 93-240

Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan.

2 2

1046 1049

93-241 93-242 93-243 93-244 93-245

1057 1061 1069 1070 1071

93-662 93-741 93-677 H.R. 11372. 93-694 H.R. 11771. 93-742 93-657 H.R.11238 93-687 H.R. 8529 S. 2812 (H.R. 11928). 93-735 93-281 H.R. 3733 93-663 H.R.11576 93-736, 93-745

Appropriations [Conference] Public Works Appropriations [Conference] District of Colunbia Merchant Marine and Fisheries. Public Works Veterans' Affairs Appropriations • [Conference]

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BILLS ENACTED INTO PUBLIC LAW

Dates of consideration and passage: Congressional Record, Vol. 119 (1973)

Senate Committee reporting

Report No.

93-420 93-649 93-256 93-626

House

Agriculture and Forestry. District of Columbia Agriculture and Forestry. Public Works

Dec. 20. Nov. 26 Dec. 18. Oct. 15. Dec. 18.

Senate

Oct. 11 Dec. 2 0 - .. June 28_._ Dec. 14, 21 Dec. 1 9...

Presidential statement: Publlic Papers of the Presidents

Nixon: 1973

Nixon: 1974

Nov. 13-15, Dec. 21.

Dec. 20, 21

Jan. 3. Nixon: 1973

93-583

Banking, Housing and Affairs.

Urban

Sept. 5, Dec. 20. Dec. 1, 3, 18, 20. Dec. 20

Dec. 31.

Dec. 19. Nixon: 1974

Nov. 8, Dec. 20. Dec. 11, 13, 21__ Jan. 2. Dec. 17, 20 93-617

Appropriations.

93-628 93-620

Public Works. _ Appropriations-

93-651 93-633 93-630 93-609 93-614

District of Columbia. Commerce Public Works Interior and Insular Affairs. Appropriations

22-150 O - 75 - 83

Nov. 29, 30, Dec. 20. Dec. 3, 21 Dec. 11, 20 Nov. 26 Dec. 4, 20 Dec. 18,21 July 16 Nov. 30, Dec. 19, 20.

Sept. 28, Dec. 19. Dec. 13, 20 Dec. 14, 21 Dec. 17, 20 Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec.

20 18 14, 21 21 12, 21

Jan. 2.

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statutes vol.:page

Chapter

Amendatory provisions Public Law

Section

Comment

82, 81, 88

Section

93-43

7(a)(4), 6(c), 10(c)

Partial repeal; savings provision.

25(c)

87 Stat.

1876 July

24

19:97

226

20:102

180

5

509

93-140

3

22:564

130

8

712

93-185

4 4 4

24.379 24:379 24:379

104 104 104 1(16)(a"), (b)

1008 1021 1021

93-236 93-236 93-236

304(c) 601(b) 601(e)

4 4 4 4 4 4

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

104 104 104 104 104 104

4 5 15a (4) 301-325 303(b) 303(b)

166 996 166 838 838 838

93-69 93-236 93-69 93-201 93-201 93-201

201 206(d)(3) 201 1 1 2

1

25:772

328

48

826, 836

93-198

739(d), 771(d)

Amendment (former sec. 45).

2

26:209

647

1021

93-236

601(a)(2), (3)

Nonapplicability.

26

27:268

250

93-241

1(a)(2), 3

Revision.

26

27:268

250

3 1058, 1061 5 1060, 1061

93-241

Kb), 3

2

27:532

197

268

93-87

135

27

28:509

349

1021

93-236

601(a)(2), (3)

1878 June

11

Amendment.

1883 Mar.

Do.

1887 Feb.

1889 Mar. 1890 July 1892 July

1893 Mar.

Exception. Nonapplicability. Existing text designated as (a); subsec. (b) added. Nonapplicability. Applicability. Addition. Nonapplicability. Revision. Termination date of 1970 amendment, repeal.

Do.

Nonapplicability.

1894 Aug.

73,74

1898 Feb.

28

30:250

32

July

1

30:544

541

1 1 7

30:544 30:544 30:652

541 541 571

1021 40b 77(j)

93-236

838 1002 312

93-200 93-236 93-92

601(b) 211(a) 1(7)

Do.

(Revised. See 1902, P.L. 224.) Nonapplicability. Revision. Exception.

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Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.:page

Public Law

Section

87 Stat.

Public Law

Section

Comment

1902 July

1 1

32:632 32:632

224 224

"Sec. 1" "Sec. 7"

508 508

93-140 93-140

25(a) 25(b)

Amendment. Revision.

20 20 28

34:316 34:316 34:546

254 254 324

2(b)(1) 2(b)(3) 1

313 313 305

93-92 93-92 93-89

2(1), 3 2(2), 3 501

Do. Amendment. Do.

1

36:961

435

443

93-120

24

37:417

302

93-43

24

37:417

302

82, 81, 88 437

435 8, par. 97(a)

1906 June

1911 Mar.

Restriction.

1912 Aug.

1

7(a) (12), 6(c), 10(c)

Partial repeal; savings provision. Exception.

93-120

1913 Mar.

4

37:938

Dec.

23 23

38:251 38:251

43 43

14(b) 19(j)

23

38:251

43

16 26 26

38:454 38:717 38:717

26

493(b), 771(c)

Amendment.

811, 836 314 147

93-198

19(j)

342, 348

93-100

1,8

127 203 203

5

504 687 1021

93-140 93-167 93-236

38:717

203

5(1)

591

93-153

2 4(b) 601(a)(2), (3) 408(c)

26 26 26

38:717 38:717 38:717

203 203 203

5(m) 6 13(b), (c)

592 592 592

93-153 93-153 93-153

408(d) 408(e) 408(f)

26 15

38:717 38:730

203 212

16

592 1021

93-153 93-236

408(g) 601(a)(2), (3) 2

Supplemental provision. Applicability.

2

Supplemental provision. Do. Do. Do. Amendment. Debt limit increase, extension.

1914 July Sept.

Oct.

93-93 93-63

1916 Aug.

25

39:535

235

146

93-62

Sept.

7

39:742

267

748

93-192

24

40:288

43

68

93-32

24 24 24 24 24

40:288 40:288 40:288 40:288 40:288

43 43 43 43 43

929 939 1001 135 134

Do. Effective and termination dates of 1966 amendment, extension. Do.

Nonapplicability. Applicability. Nonapplicability. Deletion; new subsec. (1) added. Addition. Amendment. Subsec. (b) redesignated as (c); new (b) added. Revision. Nonapplicability.

1917 Sept.

1 21

93-222 93-224 93-236 93-53 93-53

2 9(b) 210(e) 2 1

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Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.:page

Public Law

Section

87 Stat

Public Law

Section

Comment

1917 Sept.

24

40:288

43

21

691

93-173

1,2

Debt limit, increase; repeal of temporary provision. Addition.

24

40:288

43

22(j)

135

93-53

3(a), (b)

19

40:450

106

708

93-182

3(a)

19

40:450

106

1

709

93-189

5,7

19

40:960

215

4(b)(6)

936

93-223

l(l)-(3)

Supplemental provision. Suspension of authority. Addition.

40:1057

254

1303(d)

746

93-191

13, 14(a)

Partial repeal.

576, 93-153 585 810, 93-198 836 453 93-126

101, 203(c)

1918 Mar.

Sept.

1919 Feb.

24

1920 Feb.

25

41:437

146

28

Mar.

1

41:500

153

1

June

4

41:750

238

1

10

42:20

13

201

492(a), 771(c) 8

Revision; applicability. Revision. Effective date of 1971 amendment, extension.

1 1921 June

3

93-1

1070

93-244

779, 836 779, 836 782, 836 782, 836 782, 836 782, 836 782, 836 782, 836 782, 836 782, 836 782, 836 783, 836

93-198

1(a)

Exception.

1923 Mar.

4

42:1509

534

6

43:463

202

2(a)

6

43:463

202

2(b)

6

43:463

202

2(e)(1)

6

43:463

202

2(e)(2)

6

43:463

202

4(a)

6

43:463

202

4(b)

6

43:463

202

4(c)

6

43:463

202

5(c)

6

43:463

202

5(e)

6

43:463

202

6

6

43:463

202

7

6

43:463

202

8(a)

(Revised. See 1946, P.L. 456.)

1924 June

» Keferred to in text as 1922.

93-198 93-198 93-198 93-198 93-198 93-198 93-198 93-198 93-198 93-198 93-198

203(a), 771(b) 203(a), 771(b) 203(b)(1), 771(b) 203(b)(2), 771(b) 203(c)(1), (2), 771(b) 203(c)(3), 771(b) 203(c)(3), 771(b) 203(d)(1), 771(b) 203(d)(2), 771(b) 203(e), 771(b) 203(f), 771(b) 203(g), 771(b)

Revision. Do. Amendment. Do. Do. Repeal. Do. Revision. Amendment. Repeal. Revision.

Amendment.

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Provisions affected Date

statutes vol.rpage

Public Law

87 Stat.

Section

Public Law

Section

Comment

82, 81, 88 85, 81, 88 531

93-43

7(a)(13), 6(c), 10(c)

Partial repeal; savings provision.

93-43

7(a) (43), 6(c), 10(c)

1925 Feb. 12

43:892

413

12

43:892

413

3

43:1119

561

Mar.

6(c)

Do. Amendment.

93-145

1926 Mar.

16

44:208

47

Apr.

15

44:254

123

May

7

44:403

186

7

44:403

186

20 20

44:577 44:577

257 257

11 1057, 1061 83, 81, 88 98 4(g), (h)

93-241

1(a)(1), 3

93-43

7(a) (15), 6(c), 10(c)

93-47

1(1)

4(h)(2), (3)

98

93-47

1(2)

10

1013 5

93-236 93-5

502(a) 1

83, 81, 88 105

93-43

7(a) (16), 6(c), 10(c)

83, 81, 88 507

93-43

7(a) (17), 6(c), 10(c)

93-140

19

93-205

13(b), 16

93-43

7(a)(18), 6(c), 10(c)

93-115

12

Revision. Partial repeal; savings provision. Subsec. (g) redesignated as (h); new (g) added. Par. (2) deleted; new (2), (3) added. Applicability. Applicability; time extension.

1927 Feb.

23

44:1106

630

Mar.

4

44:1424

803

Mar.

23

45:326

181

May

17

45:600

419

3,4

18

45:1222

770

10(a)

28

45:1349

843

2

45:1492

934

27 28

46:391 46:432

271 278

44

Partial repeal; savings provision. Supplemental provision.

93-50

1928 Partial repeal; savings provision. Sec. 3 renumbered as 4; new 3 added.

1929 Feb.

Mar.

902, 903 83, 81, 88 421

Amendment. Partial repeal; savings provision. Repeal.

1930 May

7

432 83, 81, 88

93-120 93-43

Proc. No. 4183 Proc. No. 4183

7(a)(19), 6(c), 10(c)

Exception. Partial repeal; savings provision.

Tariff Schedules June

17

46:590

361

Item 106. 10

1158

17

46:590

361

Item 106. 20

1158

(l)-(3)

Supplemental provision.

(l)-(3)

Do.

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statutes vol.rpage

Public Law

17

46:590

361

46:590

361

46:590

361

46:590

361

46:590

361

46:590

361

46:590

361

46:590

361

46:590

361

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17

Section

87 Stat.

Public Law

Section

Comment

Tariff Schedules —Con.

1930 June

Amendatory provisions

Item 725. 01

1166

Proc.

P t. 1, B, Hdnt. 3 (App.) Item 903. 90 (App.) Item 907. 50 (App.) Item 907. 80 (App.) Item 911. 07 (App.) Item 911.10 (App.) Item 911.11 (App.) Item 911.12 (App.) Items 911.13911.16 (App.) Item 924.00 (App.) P t. 3, H d n t. 3(a) (vi) (App.) P t. 3, H d n t. 3(a)(vi) (App.) P t. 3, H d n t. 3(a) (vi) (App.) P t. 3, H d n t. 3(a) (vi) (App.) P t. 3, H d n t. 3(a) (vii) (App.) P t. 3, H d n t. 3(a) (viii) (App.) Item 950.02 (App.) Item 950.02 (App.) Item 950.02 (App.) Item 950.02 (App.)

176

No. 4189 93-77

Kb), 2

341

93-99

2(a), (b)

177

93-79

1, 2(a)

348

93-101

l(l)-(3), 2(a)

341

93-99

176

93-77

176

93-77

177

93-78

176

93-77

1166

Proc. No. 4189 Proc. No. 4177 Proc. No. 4216 Proc. No. 4230 Proc. No. 4238 Proc. No. 4213 Proc. No. 4253 Proc. No. 4177 Proc. No. 4216 Proc. No. 4230 Proc. No. 4238

1149 1208 1232 1242 1203 1260 1149 1208 1232 1242

(1)

1(a), (b)

Revision. Amendment. D u t y suspension, extension. Addition. Amendment; d u t y suspension, extension. D u t y suspension, extension.

1(a), 2

Do.

1(a), 2

Do.

1(a), (b)

Do.

1(a), 2

Do.

(2)

Supplemental provision. Addition. Revision, Do, Do. Addition, Do. Supplemental provision. Do. Do. Do.

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Provisions affected Statutes vol.;page

Date

Public Law

Section

87 Stat.

Public Law

Section

Comment

Tariflf Schedules —Con.

1930

Item 950.05 (App.) Item 950.06 (App.) Items 950.07950. lOE (App.) Item 950.08A (App.) 514 514 514

1260

Proc. No. 4253 Proc. No. 4253 Proc. No. 4213

Supplemental provision.

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17

46:590

361

17 17 17

46:690 46:590 46:590

361 361 361

46:1277

718

83, 81,

93-94

1932 June 30 30 30 July 1 14

47:382 47:382 47:382 47:564 47:664

212 212 212 240 286

93-162 93-74 93-82 93-206 93-43

22

47:725

304

5B

658 174 195 905 83, 81, 88 147

22

47:725

304

5B

342, 348

93-100

1,8

428 (title HI) 441

2,3

620

93-155

813(a)

83, 81, 88 224 222

93-43

7(a) (22), 6(c), 10(c)

Partial repeal; savings provision.

93-86 93-86

1(6) 1(2)(A)

945 222 222 343, 348

93-230 93-86 93-86 93-100

1(2)(B) 1(2)(B) 5(b), 8

Savings provision. Termination date of 1970 amendment, extension. Amendment. Do. Do. Do.

June

1260 1203

1204 177 341 348

Proc. No. 4213 93-79 93-99 93-101

Do. Do.

Do. 2(b) 2(b)(2) 2(b)

Exception. Do.'

1931 Feb.

23

321 321

1933 Mar.

3

47:1489 47:1571

May

June

6 302(2) 7 7(a)(21), 6(c), 10(c)

93-63

12 12

48:31 48:31

10 10

12 12 12 13

48:31 48:31 48:31 48:128

10 10 10 43

48:&37

87

352

93-110

3(a)(c),

87 176

352 83, 81, 88

93-110 93-43

3(a), (c) 7(a) (23), 6(c), 10(c)

1934 Jan.

7(a) (20), 6(c), 10(c)

3q

8c(5)(B) (d)-(f) 8c (6)(I) 8c(17) 8c(18) 5(c)

I

Apr.

30 26

48:337 48:614

Partial repeal; savings provision. Exception. Do. Do. Applicability. Partial repeal; savings provision. Effective date of 1969 repeal, extension. Do.

Applicability.

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

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Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.:page

Public Law

87 Stat.

Section

Public Law

Section

Comment

1934 June

13

48:948

324

2

51

93-29

501

18 19 19

48:984 48:1064 48:1064

383 416 416

331" 331

770 350 351

93-197 93-107 93-107

3(a) 1 2

19 19 19 19

48:1064 48:1064 48:1064 48:1064

416 416 416 416

391 396(k)(l) 396(k)(2) 399(a), (b)

219 219 219 219, 220

93-84 93-84 93-84 93-84

1(c) 1(a) Kb) 2(a), (b)

19

48:1125

436

303

93-89

19

48:1125

436

303

93-89

19

48:1125

436

304

93-89

201(1)(A), (B), 202 201(2)(A), (B), 202 301(l)-(3)

19

48:1125

436

304

93-89

301(l)-(3)

Do.

19 j 48:1125

436

304

93-89

301(l)-(3)

Do.

19

48:1125

436

304

93-89

301(l)-(3)

Do.

19

48:1125

436

304

93-89

301(l)-(3)

Do.

19

48:1125

436

304

93-89

302(l)-(3)

19

48:1125

436

303

93-89

201(3), 202

Amendment.

19

48:1125

436

303

93-89

201(4), 202

Do.

27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27

48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246

479 479 479 479 479 479 479 479 479 479 479 479 479 479 479

220 421 984 883 883 883 53 380 53 380 53 380 220 421 883

93-85 93-117 93-234 93-204 93-204 93-204 93-29 93-112 93-29 93-112 93-29 93-112 93-85 93-117 93-204

1(a) 1(a) 208

27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27

48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246

479 479 479 479 479 479 479

8(a) (ch. I l l) 8(b) (ch. I l l) 10(1)(d) (ch. V) 10(3)(d) (ch. V) 10(4)(d) (ch. V) 10(6)(d) (ch. V) 10(9)(d) (ch. V) 11(d) (ch. V) 35(10)(ch. (ii)(b) HI) 35(15)(h) (ch. I l l) 2(a) 2(a) 2(b) 2(c) 2(d) 2(h) 207(e) 207(e) 207(g)-(l) 207(g)-(l) 207 (n) 207(n) 217 217 220(h)(5)(7) 220(h)(9) 220(h)(10) 221(f) 221(f) 232 (i) 235 (m) 235 (m)

883 883 220 421 883 220 421

93-204 93-204 93-85 93-117 93-204 93-85 93-117

48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246

479 479 479 479

236(n) 236(n) 306(g) 402(i)

27

48:1246

479

404

220 421 936 343, 348 344,

348 1

g---

303(g)(2) 501 303(g)(2) 501 303(g)(2) 1(b) 1(b)

Supplemental provision. Applicability. Addition. Repeal; effective date. Revision. Do. Amendment. Existing text designated as (a); subsec, (b) added. Amendment. Do. Do.

Addition.

Do. Do. Exception. Applicability. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Amendment. Do. Applicability.

1(d)

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

93-85 93-117 93-222 93-100

1(e) 1(e) 7(c) 4,8

Do. Do. Do. Addition.

93-100

6,8

Revision.

"T(c)" 1(c)

Y(d)'

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Date

Statutes vol.:page

Public Law

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Section

Comment

87 Stat.

Public Law

220 421 220 421 220 422 220 422

93-85 93-117 93-85 93-117 93-85 93-117 93-85 93-117

Kg) Kg) Kb) Kh)

213

93-83

2

93-43 93-205 93-205

7 (a) (24), 6(c), 10(c) 6(b) 13(b), 16

93-126

3(1), (2)

93-233

1934 June

27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27

48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246 48:1246

479 479 479 479 479 479 479 479

809(f) 809(f) 810(k) 810(k) 1002(a) 1002(a) 1101(a) 1101(a)

1(f) 1(f)

l(i)

Ki)

Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do.

1935 Feb.

2

49:19

Apr.

9

49:120

Pub. Res. 2 29

June

15 15

49:378 49:378

148 148

401 401(a)

28

49:425

170

1

14

49:620

271

1-6

14

49:620

271

201-231

83, 81,88 890 902, 903 451, 452 973, 974 152

14

49:620

271

201-231

947

93-233

18(z-2)(l) (A)(ii), (2) 201(a)(1), (2) 1(b)(1), (2)

14

49:620

271

201(b)(1) (E)-(J)

955

93-233

7(a)

14

49:620

271

956

93-233

7(b)

14

49:620

271

201(b)(2) (E)-(J) 202

93-233

1(f), (g)

14

49:620

271

947, 948 161

93-66

240(a), (b)

14

49:620

271

947

93-233

1(c)

14

49:620

271

969

93-233

18(f)(2)

14 14

49:620 49:620

271 271

202(e)(7) 202(f)(1) (B)(ii)

947 969

93-233 93-233

1(f) 18(f)(2)

14

49:620

271

969

93-233

18(f)(3)

14

49:620

271

947

93-233

1(c)

14

49:620

271

202(f)(1) (G) 202(f)(3) (B) 202(f)(6)

969

93-233

18(f)(2)

14 14

49:620 49:620

271 271

202(f)(8) 202(.i)(l)

93-233 93-233

1(c), (i)

14 14 14 14 14

49:620 49:620 49:620 49:620 49:620

271 271 271 271 271

93-233 93-233 93-66 93-66 93-66

l(i) 18(b) 202(a), (d) 202(b), (d) 202(a), (d)

14

49:620

271

202 (m) 202 (w)(5) 203(f)(1) 203(f)(3) 203(f)(4) (B) 203(f)(8) (A)

948 947, 948 948 967 153 153 153 953

93-233

3(k)(l)

Aug.

202(d)(8) (D)(ii)(III) 202(e)(2) (B) 202(e)(5)

93-66

Kg)

Exception. Partial repeal; savings provision. Applicability. Amendment. Do. Provision subseq u e n t to repeal. Benefits, increase. Effective date of 1973 benefits increase, modification. Cls. (E) - (G) deleted; new (E) - (J) added. Do. Supplemental provision. Addition. Exception. Amendment of supplemental provision. Addition. Amendment of supplemental provision. Supplemental provision. Exception. Amendment of supplemental provision. Addition. Nonapplicability. Applicability. Addition. Amendment. Do. Do. Revision.

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Public Law

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87 Stat.

Public Law

Section

Comment

953

93-233

3(k)(2)

967

93-233

953

93-233

18(a)(1), (2) 3(k)(3)

Do.

153

93-66

202(c), (d)

Do.

153

93-66

Do.

953, 954 153

93-233

203(a)(1), (e^ 5(a)(1), (e)

953, 954 163

93-233

953, 954 153

93-233

953, 954 154

93-233 93-66

203(a)(3), (e) 5(a)(3), (e) 203(a)(3), (e) 5(a)(3), (e) 203(f)

948952 952

93-233

2(a), c)

93-233

2(d) 1(h)(1), (2) 2(d)

1935 Aug.

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

203(f)(8) (B) 203(f)(8) (B)(ii) 203(f)(8) (C) 203 (h (1) (A) 209(a)(8)

14

49:620

271

209(a)(8)

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

211(b)(1) (H) 211(b)(1) (H) 213(a)(2) (ii) 213(a)(2) (ii) 213(a)(2) (iii) 213(a)(2) (iii) 215(a)

14

49:620

271

215(a)

14

49:620

271

215(a)(1) (A)

14

49:620

271

215(a)(3)

948

93-233

14

49:620

271

215(b)(4)

952

93-233

14 14

49:620 49:620

271 271

215(c) 215(e)(1)

952 153

93-233 93-66

14

49:620

271

215(e)(1)

93-233

14 14 14

49:620 49:620 49:620

271 271 271

215(i) 215(i) 215(i)

953, 954 152 947 952

93-66 93-233 93-233

2(d) 203(a)(4), (e) 5(a)(4), (e) 201(b) 1(c) 3(i)

14

49:620

271

952

93-233

3(a)

14

49: 20

271

952

93-23i

3 b)

Amendment.

14

49:620

71

952

93-233

3(c)

Do.

14

49:620

271

952

93-233

3(d)(l)-(3)

Do.

14

4

620

271

952

93-233

3(e)

Amendments.

14

49:620

271

952

93-233

3(f)

Amendment.

14

49:620

27

952

93-233

3(g)

Do.

14

4:620

271

952

93-233

3(h)

1

9:620

271

215(i) (l)(A)(i) 215(i) (l)(B)(ii) 215(i) (2)(A)(i 215(i) (2) (A (ii) 215(i) 2)(B) ^ 215(i) (2)(C)(ii) 215(i) (2)(D) 215 (i) (2)(E) 223(b)

Applicability. Do. Supplemental provision. Revision.

947, 948

93-233

1 c)(i)

93-66

93-66

93-66

203 (a (2), (e) 5(a)(2)(e)

Amendment. Do.

Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Supplemental provision. Table revised. Effective date of 1972 amendment, modification. Amendment. Effective date of 1972 amendment. modification. Do. Amendment. Do.

Deletion. Nonapplicability.

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Section

87 Stat.

Public Law

Section

Comment

1935 Aug.

14

49: 20

271

226(a)

969

93-233

18(f)(1)(B)

14 14

49 620 49:620

271 271

226(a)(1) 226(a)(1) (A),(B)

9fi9 969

3-233 93-233

1 (f)(1)(A) 18(f) ( l. (B)

14

49:620

271

969

93-233

18(f)(l)^B)

14

49:620

271

226(a) (1)(A),(B), (2) 226(e) (2)(A)-(D)

142

93-58

3(l)-(4), 4(a)

14

49:620

271

226(f)

969

93-233

lfs(f (1)(C)

14

49:620

271

226(f)

969

93-233

18(f)(1)(C)

14

49:620

271

226(h)

969

93-233

18(f)(1)(C)

14

49:620

271

226(h)(1) (A)

969

93-233

18(f)(2)

14

49:620

271

226(h)(1) (B)

969

93-233

18(f)(3)

14 14 14

49:620 49:620 49:620

271 271 271

226(h)(2) 226(h)(3) 226 (i)

969 969 969

93-233 93-233 93-233

18(f)(4) 18(f)(4) 18(f)(1)(C)

14

49:620

271

227

952

93-233

14

49:620

271

227

952

93-233

2(b)(1), (c) 2(b)(2), (c)

14 14

49:620 49:620

271 271

228 228

952 952

93-233 93-233

2(b)(1), (c) 2(b)(2), (c)

14 14

49:620 49:620

271 271

228(d) 230(a)

968 952

93-233 93-233

14 14 14 14

49:620 49:620 49:620 49:620

271 271 271 271

230(c) 230(c) 230(c) 303 (w)(2) (B)(ii)

153 953 954 141

93-66 93-233 93-233 93-58

18(c) 3(j)(l)(A), (B) 203(c), (e) 3(j)(2) 5(c), (e) 1

Subsec. (a) ( l redesignated a (a). D. Cls. (A),(B) redesignated as Cls. (a)(l), . Cls. (a)(l)(A),^B) redesignated as (a)(1),(2) Amendment (relating to medicare eligibility for disabled) Subsec. (f) (relating to widows' and widowers benefits) redesignated as (h). Subsec. (f) (relating to certain uninsured individuals' benefits) redesignated as (i). Former subsec. (f) (relating to wid ws' and widowers' benefits) redesignated as (h). Amendment. (See also 1935, P. L. 271, sec. 202(e) (.5), (f)(1)(B)(ii), Amendment. (See also 1935, P. L. 271, sec. 202(0(1) (G).) Amendment. Do. Former subsec. (f) (relating to certain uninsured individuals' benefits) redesignated as Amendment. Repeal of 1972 amendment. Amendment. Repeal of 1972 amendment. Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Do. Supplemental provision.

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Section

87 Stat.

Public Law

Section

Comment

1935 Aug.

14 14 14 14 14 14

49:620 49:620 49:620 49:620 49:620 49:620

271 271 271 271 271 271

502(1) 502(2) 505(a)(8) 505(a)(9) 505('a)(10) 506(f)(3)

135 135 135 135 135 967

93-53 93-53 93-53 93-53 93-53 93-233

4(a)(1) 4(a)(2) 4(a)(3) 4(a)(4) 4(a)(5) 16

14 14

49:620 49:620

271 271

508(b) 509(a)(2)(B)

135 967

93-53 93-233

4(a)(6) 16

14 14 14 14 14

49:620 49:620 49:620 49:620 49:620

271 509(a)(2)(C) 271 509(b) 271 510(b) 271 516 271 602

967 135 136 136 973

93-233 93-53 93-53 93-53 93-233

14

49:620

271

603(a)(1)

93-233

14

49:620

271

1001-1006

14

49:620

271

1101(a)

14

49:620

271

1101(a)(1)

14

49:620

271

1115

14

49:620

271

1115(a)

14

49:620

271

1115(b)

14

49:620

271

1116(a)(1)

970, 974 973, 974 973, 974 973, 974 973, 974 973, 974 973, 974 974

16 4(a)(7) 4(a)(8) 4(b) 18(z-2)(i) (B)(ii) 180)

14

49:620

271

1116(a)(3)

974

93-233

14

49:620

271

1116(b)

974

93-233

14

49:620

271

1116(d)

974

93-233

14 14 14

49:620 49:620 49:620

271 271 271

1122(d)(1) 1122(d)(2) 1130(a)

93-233 93-233 93-233

14 14

49:620 49:620

271 271

1130(a)(2) 1401-1405

93-66 93-233

14 14 14

49:620 49:620 49:620

271 271 271

1601-1634 1601-1634 1601-1634

973 973 970, 974 159 973, 974 157 959 973, 974

14 14

49:620 46:620

271 271

974 154

93-233 93-66

14

49:620

271

154

93-66

14

49:620

271

1601-1634 1611(a) (1)(A) 1611(a) (1)(A) 1611(a) (1)(A)

953

93-233

14

49:620

271

1611(a) (1)(A)

953

93-233

4(a)(2), (b)(3)

14

49:620

271

953

93-233

4(b)(1)

14

49:620

271

1611(a) (1)(A) 1611(a) (2)(A)

164

93-66

210(b), (c)

93-233 93-233 93-233 93-233 93-233 93-233 93-233

93-66 93-233 93-233

18(z-2)(l) (A)(ii)(2) 18(z-2)(l) (A)(ii), (2) 18(z-2)(l) (A)(i), (2) 18(z-2)(l) (B)(i), (2) 18(z-2)(l) (B)(ii), (2) 18(z-2)(l) (B)(iii)(2) 18(z-2)(l) (C)(i)(2) 18(z-2)(l) (C)(ii), (2) 18(z-2)(l) (C)(iii), (2) 18(z-2)(l) (C)(iv), (2) 18 (z) 18(z-l) . 18(J), (z-3)(l) 221(1), (2) 18(z-2)(l) (A)(ii), (2) 212(e) 11(b) 18(z-2) (1)(A) (ii), (2) 19(b) 210(a), (c) 211(a) (1)(A) 4(a)(1)

Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Do. Supplemental provision. Amendment. Supplemental provision. Do. Amendment. Do. Addition. Waiver. Exception, Provision subsequent to repeal. Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Provision subsequent to repeal. Applicability. Waiver. Continuation provision. Exception. Amendment. Supplemental provision. Effective date of 1973 amendment, modification. Amendment of supplemental provision. Amendment. Do.

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Comment

Section

1935 Aug.

154

93-66

953

93-233

1611(a) (2)(A)

953

93-233

4(a)(2), (b)(3)

953

93-233

(4)(b)(2)

271 271

1611(a) (2)(A) 1611(b)(1) 1611(b)(1)

154 154

93-66 93-66

49:620

271

1611(b)(1)

953

93-233

210(a), (c) 211(a) (1)(A) 4(a)(1)

14

49:620

271

1611(b)(1)

953

93-233

4(a)(2), (b)(3)

14 14 14

49:620 49:620 49:620

271 271 271

1611(b)(1) 1611(b)(2) 1611(b)(2)

953 154 154

93-233 93-66 93-66

14

49:620

271

1611(b)(2)

953

93-233

4(b)(1) 210(b)(c) 211(a)(1) (A) 4(a)(1)

14

49:620

271

1611(b)(2)

953

93-233

4(a)(2), (b)(3)

953 154 968

93-233 93-66 93-233

4(b)(2) 211(a)(2) 18(d)

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14 14

49:620 49:620

14

1611(a) (2)(A) 1611(a) (2)(A)

211(a) (1)(A) 4(a)(1)

Supplemental provision. Effective date of 1973 amendment, modification. Amendment of supplemental provision. Amendment. Do. Supplemental provision. Effective date of 1973 amendment, modification. Amendment of supplemental Amendment. Do. Supplemental provision. Effective date of 1973 amendment, modification. Amendment of supplemental jjl U V ioiliXl.

14 14 14

49:620 49:620 49:620

271 271 271

1611(b)(2) 1611(g) 1611(g)

14

49:620

271

1611(h)

968

93-233

18(e)

14

49:620

271

957

93-233

9(2)

14

49:620

271

957

93-233

9(1)

Amendment.

14

49:620

271

957

93-233

9(2)

Addition.

14 14

49:620 49:620

271 271

49:620

271

965 969, 974 158

93-233 93-233

14

1614(a)(3) (A)-(D) 1614(a)(3) (A) 1614(a) (3)(E) 1616(e) 1631(a) (4)(B) 1633(a)

Amendment. Applicability. Deletion; new subsec. (g) added. Deletion; new subsec. (h) added. Exception.

14 18(g), (z-3)(l) 214(1), (2)

14 14

49:620 49:620

271 271

1633(b) 1814(a)

93-66 93-233

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

1814(a) (2)(E) 1814(b)

158 970, 974 970, 974 967

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

14 14

93-66

93-233 93-233

214(3) 18(k)(2), (z-3)(2) 18(k)(l), (z-3)(2) 16

966, 967

93-233

15(a.)(2), (b), (d)

271

1832(a) (2)(B)(i) (11) 1833(a)(2)

967

93-233

16

49:620

271

1843(b)

93-233

49:620

271

1861(b)(7)

970, 974 965967

18(1), (z-S) (1) 15(a)(1), (b), (d)

93-233

Do. Amendment. Existing text designated as subsec. (a) and amended. Addition. Amendment. Revision. Supplemental provision. Supplemental provision: savings provision. Supplemental provision. Amendment. Supplemental provision; savings provision.

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1861(v)(5) (A) 1862(a)(12)

967

93-233

17(a)

970, 974 970, 974 971, 974

93-233

18(k)(3), (z-3)(2) 18(m), (z-3) (3) 18(n)(l), (2), (z-3) (3) 18(n)(3), (4), (z-3) (3) 18(q) 13(a)(1), (d)

Section

Comment

1935 Aug.

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

1876(g)(2) (i), (ii)

971, 974

93-233

14 14

49:620 49:620

271 271

1901-1910 1901

93-233 93-233

14

49:620

271

1902(a)(5)

14

49:620

271

1902(a) (10)

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

1902(a) (13)(B) 1902(a) (13)(C) 1902(a) (14)(A) 1902(a) (14)(B)

971 960, 965 960, 965 960, 965 961, 965 972

14

49:620

271

1902(a) (17)

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14 14 14

49:6 0 49:620 49: 20

271 271 271

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

1902(a) (18) 1902(a) (20)(C) 1902(a)^21) 1 02(a) (24) 19 2(a) (26)(B) 1902(a) (33)(A) 1902(a 34)

14

49:620

271

14

9:620

271

1902 a) (35)(A) 1902(a) (36)

14

49:620

271

14 14 14

49:620 49:620 49:620

14 14 14 14 14 14 14

1876(a)(3) (A)(ii) 1876(g)(2)

93-233 93-233

Do. Do. Designation " (i) " deleted; cl. (ii) deleted. Exception. Amendment.

93-233

13(a)(2) (A), (B), (d) 13(a)(3), (d) 13(a)(4), (d)

93-233

18(x)(l)

Do.

961, 965 961, 962, 965 962, 965

93-233

13(a)(5),(d)

Do.

93-233

Do.

962, 965 962, 65 972 972 972

93-233

93-233 93-233 93-233

13(a)(6) (A)-(D), (d) 13(a)(7) (A)-(D), (8), (d) 13(a)(8), (d) 13(a)(9), (d) 18(x)(4) 18(x)(4) 18(x)

972

93-233

971, 974 71

3 233 93-233

972

93-233

1902(a) (37)

972

93-233

271 271 271

1902(d) 1902(e) 1902(f)

972 971 962, 965

93-233 93-233 93-233

49:620 49:620 49:620

271 271 271

1902(f) 1903(a) 1903(a)(1)

93-233 93-233 93-233

49:620 49:620 49:620 49:620

271 271 271 271

1903(a)(1) 1903(a)(4) 1903(a)(5) 1903(b)(1)(3)

970 972 963, 965 971 972 972 972

22-150 O - 75 - 84

93-233

Supplemental provision. Amendment.

93-233

93-233

9 -233

93-233 93-233 93-233 93-233

18(

Do. Revision. Amendment.

Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do.

(2)

Do.

18(0), (z-3)(4) 18 (p)

Do.

18(x)(3) (A), (B) 18(x)(3) (A), (B) 8(x)(4) 18(q) 13(a) 0^ (A)-(D), (d) 18(1) 18(x)(5) 13(a)(11), (d) 18(r)(l) 18(s) 18(t) 18(x)(6)

Do. Par. (37) redesignated as (36). Redesi n a t e d as par. 36. Amendment. Revision. Amendment. Applicability, Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Do. Pars. (2), (3) redesignated as (1), (2).

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LAWS AFFECTED IN VOLUME 87 TABLE OF PRIOR LAWS AFFECTED—Continued Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.:page

Public Law

Section

87 Stat.

Public Law

Section

971 972, 974 973

93-233 93-233

Comment

1935 Aug.

973 963, 965 972

93-233

18(r)(2) 18(u), (z-3)(4) 18(y)(l) (A) 18(y)(l)(B) 13(a)(12), (d) 18(v)

967

93-233

16

1903 (j)

160

93-66

234(a), (b)

963

93-233

13(a) (12)

49:620

271

1905(a)(v)

14

49:620

271

1905(a) (vii)

14 14 14 14

49:620 49:620 49:620 49:620

271 271 271 271

1905(a) (16) 1905(b) 1905(c) 1905(h)

963, 965 964, 965 964, 965 964, 965 973 973 973 973

93-233

271

1904(f)(1)(3) 1905(a) 1905(a) (iv)

13(a)(13), (d) 13(a) (14), (d) 13(a) (13), (d) 13(a)(16), (17), (d) 18(x)(7) 18(y)(2) 18(x)(8) 18(x)(9)

14

49:620

271

1905(h)(1) (B)(i)

972

93-233

18(w)(l), (2)

14

49:620

271

972

93-233

18(w)(3)

14 14

49:620 49:620

271 271

1906(h)(1) (B)(ii) 1905(h)(2) 1905 (i)

973 973

93-233 93-233

18(x)(10) 18(x)(9)

14

49:620

271

1905 (j)

93-233

14

49:620

271

1905(k)

14 14

49:620 49:620

271 271

1908(d) 1908(e)(g)

964, 965 964, 965 973 973

93-233 93-233

13(a)(18), (d) 13(a)(18), (d) 18(y)(3) 18(y)(3)

24

49:750

320

32

10

93-13

2

24 24 29

49:750 49:750 49:967

320 320 399

32 32

249 563 163, 166

93-86 93-150 93-69

4(a)(1) 5(a), 6(b) 103(a), 109(c)

29

49:967

399

163, 166

93-69

103(b), 109(c)

29

49:967

399

163, 166

93-69

103(c), 109(c)

14 14

49:620 49:620

271 271

1903(b)(2) 1903(b)(2)

14

49:620

271

1903(c)

14 14

49:620 49:620

271 271

1903(d) 1903(f)(4)

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

1903(g) (1)(C) 1903 (i)(3)

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

271

14

49:620

14

93-233 93-233 93-233

93-233 93-233 93-233 93-233 93-233 93-233 93-233

93-233

Amendment. Do. Deletion. A nendment. Revision. Amendment. Supplemental provision. Deletion; effective date. Nonapplicability. Amendment.

Do. Do. Addition. Amendment. Do. Do. Subsec. (h) (relating to skilled nursing facility) redesignated as (i). Part of existing text redesignated as (i) and amended. Amendment. Do. Subsec (h) (relating to skilled nursing facility) redesignated as (i). Addition. Do. Amendment. Subsecs. (e), (f) deleted; (g) redesignated as (e). Supplemental provision. Do. Do. Termination date of 1970 annuity increase, extension. Termination date of 1971 annuity increase, extension. Termination date of 1972 annuity increase, extension.

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1 1

Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.:page

Public Law

Section

87 Stat.

Public Law

Section

Comment

93-43

7(a) (25), 6(c), 10(C)

Partial repeal; savings provision..

3(a) 3(f) 4 5 201 301-310

84, 81, 88 66 70,71 66 66 66 66-71

93-32 93-32 93-32 93-32 93-32 93-32

2 3,12 2 2 2 2,12

Exception. Repeal. Transfer of funds. Do. Do. Secs. 301, 302 deleted; new 3 0 1 310 added. Deletion; new subsec. (e) added. Amendment. Do. Addition. Amendment. Deletion; new par. (3) added. Amendment. Nonapplicability.

1936 May

15

49:1278

598

20 20 20 20 20 20

49:1363 49:1363 49:1363 49:1363 49:1363 49:1363

605 605 605 605 605 605

20

49:1363

605

405(e) 70,71

93-32

4,12

20 20 20 20 20

49:1363 49:1363 49:1363 49:1363 49:1363

605 605 605 605 605

406(a) 7 0, 7 1 407(a) 7 0, 7 1 407(c) 7 0, 7 1 408(a) 7 0, 7 1 408(b)(3) 71

93-32 93-32 93-32 93-32 93-32

5,12 6,12 7, 12 8(a), (b), 12 9, 12

27 19

49:1380 49:1526

622 692

5(b)

93-106 93-236

20 29 29 29 1937

49:1544 49:1985 49:1985 49:1985

722 835 835 835

1 502(a) 607(k)(8)(ii) 1103(f)

2 601(a)(2), (3) 6(a) 1(1), (2)

24

50:307

162

1

163, 166

93-69

103(a), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

1

163, 166

93-69

103(b), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

1

163, 166

93-69

103(c), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 2 "

163, 166

93-69

103(a), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 2 "

163, 166

93-69

103(b), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 2 "

163, 166

93-69

103(c), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 2 "

93-69

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 2(a)(2)" 1, "Sec. 2(a)(3)" 1, "Sec. 2(e)"

164, 166 162, 165 162, 165 163, 166

104(b)(3), 109(c) 101(1), 109(a) 101(2), (3), 109(a) 103(a), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 2(e)"

163, 166

93-69

103(b), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 2(e)"

163, 166

93-69

103(c), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 2(e)"

164, 166

93-69

24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 2(0"

163, 166

93-69

104(b) (l)-(3), 109(c) 103(a), 109(c)

June

June

350 1021 151 169 421 168

93-65 93-71 93-116 93-70

93-69 93-69 93-69

3

Amendment. Do, Revision. Amendment. Termination date of 1970 a n n u i t y increase, extension. Termination date of 1971 a n n u i t y increase, extension. Termination date of 1972 a n n u i t y increase, extension. Termination date c»f 1970 annuity increase, extension. Termination date of 1971 a n n u i t y increase, extension. Termination date c»f 1972 a n n u i t y increase, extension. Annuity increase. Amendment, nonapplicability. Do. Termination date of 1970 a n n u i t y increase, extension. Termination date of 1971 amendment, extension. Termination date of 1972 amend nent, extension. Amendment. Termination date of 1970 amendment, extension.

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LAWS AFFECTED IN VOLUME 87 TABLE OF PRIOR LAWS AFFECTED—Continued Provisions affected

Date

statutes vol.:page

Public Law

Amendatory provisions Section

87 Stat.

Public Law

Section

Comment

1937 June

24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 2(i)"

163, 166

93-69

103(b), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 2(i)"

163, 166

93-69

103(c), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

50:307

162

164, 166 163, 166

93-69

24

104(c), 190(c) 103(c), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 2(i)" 1, "Sec. 3(a)(1)(4)" 1, "Sec. 3(a)(1)(3)"

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

24

93-69

163, 166

93-69

103(b), 109(c)

1, "Sec. 3(a)(1)"

163, 166

93-69

103(a), 109(c)

1, "Sec. 3(a)(2)" 1, "Sec. 3(a)(3)"

163, 166 163, 166

93-69

103(a), 109(c) 103(a), 109(c)

162

1, "Sec. 3(a)(4)"

163, 166

93-69

103(b), 109(c)

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 3(a)(5)"

163, 166

93-86

103(c), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

50:307

162

163, 166 163, 166

93-69

24

1, "Sec. 3(a)(6)" 1, "Sec. 3(e)"

104(a), 109(c) 103(a), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 3(e)"

163, 166

93-69

103(b), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

50:307

162

164, 166 141, 142

93-69

24

104(d), 109(c) l,4(a)

24

50:307

162

50:307

162

164, 166 163, 166

93-69

24

1, "Sec. 3(e)" 1, "Sec. 3(e)(xi), (xii)" 1, "Sec. 5(a)-(p)" 1, "Sec. 5(a)-(o)"

24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 5(a)-(n)"

163, 166

93-69

103(b), '109(c)

24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 5(a)-(m)"

163, 166

93-69

103(a), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

24

50:307

162

163, 166 163, 166 141, 142 141, 142

93-69

24

1, "Sec. 5(a)" 1, "Sec. 5(b)" l,"Sec. 5(1)(1)" 1, "Sec. 5(1) (l)(ii)"

93-69

93-69

93-58

93-69

93-69 93-58 93-58

104(d), 109(c) 103(c), 109(c)

103(a), 109(c) 103(a), 109(c) 2(3)-(5), 4(a) 2(1), (2), 4(a)

Termination date of 1971 amendment, extension. Termination date of 1972 a n n u i t y increase, extension. Amendment. Termination date of 1972 a n n u i t y increase, extension. Termination date of 1971 a n n u i t y increase, extension. Termination date of 1970 a n n u i t y increase, extension. Do. Termination date of 1970 amendment, extension. Termination date of 1971 amendment, extension. Termination date of 1972 a nendment, extension. Addition. Termination date of 1970 a n n u i t y increase, extension. Termination date of 1971 a n n u i t y increase, extension. Supplemental provision. Addition. Annuity increase. Termination date of 1972 a n n u i t y increase, extension. Termination date of 1971 a n n u i t y increase, extension. Termination date of 1970 a n n u i t y increase, extension. Do. Do. Amendment. Do.

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———^—^^^^-^^—^—^^———^————————————

i

Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol..'page

i1

Public Law

Amendatory provisions Section

87 Stat.

Public Law

Section

Comment

1937 24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 5(m)"

163, 166

93-69

103(a), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

50:307

162

163, 166 163, 166

93-69

24

1, "Sec. 5(n)" 1, "Sec. 5(0)"

103(a), 109(c) 103(b), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 5(p)"

163, 166

93-69

103(c), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

50:307

162

163, 166 163, 166

93-69

24

1, "Sec. 5(q)" 1, "Sec. 6"

104(d), 109(c) 103(a), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 6 "

163, 166

93-69

103(b), 109(c)

24

50:307

162

1, "Sec. 6 "

163, 166

93-69

103(c), 109(c)

July

19

50:515

208

93-43

7(a)(26), 6(c), 10(c)

Aug.

16

50:664

308

1

93-198

Sept.

1

50:888

412

10(e)

84, 81, 88 784, 836 422

93-117

208(h), 771(b) 2

16 16

52:31 52:31

430 430

27 229

93-27 93-86

1(13)

16

52:31

430

12(a)

16 16 16

52:31 52:31 52:31

16

June

93-69

93-69

Termination date of 1970 amendment, extension. Do. Termination date of 1971 amendment, extension. Termination date of 1972 amendment, extension. Addition. Termination date of 1970 pension increase, extension. Termination date of 1971 pension increase, extension. Termination date of 1972 pension increase, extension. Partial repeal; savings provision. Amendment. Do.

1938 Feb.

Exception. Supplemental provision. Amendment.

93-86

178 178 229-

93-80 93-80 93-86

52:31

430

336

161

93-68

16

52:31

430

338

229

93-86

1(11)

16 16 16 16 16

52:31 52:31 52:31 52:31 52:31

430 430 430 430 430

339 342 342a 342a 343

229 233 233 233 233

93-86 93-86 93-86 93-86 93-86

1(11) 1(19)(A) 1(19)(A) 1(19)(B) 1(19)(A)

16 16

52:31 52:31

430 430

344 344a (a)

233 233

93-86 93-86

1(19)(A) 1(19)(A)

16

52:31

430

344a (a)

233

93-86

16

52:31

430

344a(b)

233

93-86

1(19)(C), (D) 1(19)(A)

16

52:31

430

93-86

1(19)(A)

52:31

430

233

93-86

1(19)(A)

Do.

16 16 16 16

52:31 52:31 52:31 52:31

430 430 430 430

344a(b) (ii) 344a(b) (iv)-(vi) 344a (e) 344a(h) 345 346

233

16

1

229

430 430 430

301(b)(13) (K) 316 316(g) 331-336

233 233 233 233

93-86 93-86 93-86 93-86

1(19) 1(19) 1(19) 1(19)

Do. Do. Do. Do.

1(11)

(A) (A) (A) (A)

Exception. Addition. Nonapplicability, extension. Amendment; exception. Nonapplicability, extension. Do. Do. Do. Amendment. Nonapplicability, extension. Do. Termination date of 1970 amendment, extension. Amendment. Nonapplicability, extension. Do.

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LAWS AFFECTED IN VOLUME 87 TABLE OF PRIOR LAWS AFFECTED—Continued Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Date

Statutes vol.:p^e

Public Law

Section

87 Stat.

Public Law

Comment

Section

1938 Feb.

1(19)(A) 1(19)(D), (E) iri9)(F) 1(19)(G)

52:31 52:31

430 430

350 360(a)

233 233

93-86 93-86

16 16 16 16 16 16

62:31 62:31 62:31 62:31 62:31 62:31

430 430 430 430 430 430

360(e)(2) 360(h) 363(e) 363(g) 374(a) 377

233 233 27 27 236 233

93-86 93-86 93-27 93-27 93-86 93-86

16

62:31

430

378(d)

236

93-86

1(22)

16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16

52:31 62:31 62:31 62:31 62:31 52:31 52:31 52:31 62:31 52:31 52:31 52:31 62:31 52:31 62:31

430 430 430 430 430 430 430 430 430 430 430 430 430 430 430

378(e) 379 379 379b 379b (c) 379b (c)(1) 379b (c)(3) 379b(d) 379b (e) 379b (g)

229 229 236 226 226 226 226 226 226 226 226 227 228 228 229

93-86 93-86 93-86 93-86 93-86 93-86 93-86 93-86 93-86 93-86 93-86 93-86 93-86 93-86 93-86

1(11) 1(11) 1(22) 1(9) 1(9) 1(9) 1(9) 1(9) 1(9) 1(9) 1(9) 1(9) 1(10) 1(10) 1(11)

16 11

52:31 52:667

430 691

385

1(22) 7(a) (27), 6(c), 10(c)

52:797

684

2

93-198

20

52:797

684

6

20

52:797

684

16

236 84, 81, 88 810, 836 810, 836 782

93-86 93-43

20

492(b)(1), 771(c) 492(b)(2), 771(c) 203(d)(1)

25

52:1196

739

176

93-76

29

June

16 16

52:1233

774

82, 81, 88

93-43

7(a)(2), 6(c), 10(c)

379b a)

379c 379d-379j 379g(c) 385

93-198 93-198

1(25) 1(19)(A)

Amendments. Do. Do. Do. Exception. Addition. Amendment. Nonapplicability, extension. Termination date of 1970 amendment, extension. Do. Do. Do. Nonapplicability. Amendments. Do. Amendment. Revision. Do. Do. Do. Do. Nonapplicability. Addition. Termination date of 1970 amendment, extension. Do. Partial repeal; savings provision. Amendment. Revision. Supplemental provision. (Revised. See 1971, P.L. 92-28, sec. 1.) Repeal; savings provision.

1939 May

26

53:783

92

421

93-115

12

June

28

53:856

164

93-43

7(a) (28), 6(c), 10(c)

Aug.

4

63:1187

260

84, 81, 88 906

93-206

4

June

24

54:505

663

93-43

7 (a) (29), 6(c), 10(c)

July Oct.

19 9 9 9 9 9

54:773 54:1063 54:1063 54:1063 54:1063 54:1063

756 824 824 824 824 824

93-193 93-89 93-89 93-89 93-89 93-89

2(a) 401 401 401 401 402

9(c)

Repeal. (See also 1929, P.L. 934.) Partial repeal; savings provision. Nonapplicability.

1940

13(ch. 14(ch. 24(ch. 25(ch. 25 (ch.

II) II) II) II) II)

84, 81, 88 765 304 304 305 306 305

Partial repeal; savings provision. Transfer of functions. Revision. Do. Nonapplicability. Do. Amendment.

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