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ACG-76-12 1 (1975-12-15)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaaaym0001 and id is 1 raw text is: COMTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES -~~~ ~WASHINGTON. D.C. 7~4UtPIE~ m~~a December 15, 1975 B-115398 LM096885 Speaker of the House President of the Senate The purpose of this letter is to report on thejjtatus of impounded budget authorityJincluding (1) proposed rescis- sions transmitted by the President's second special message of July 25 (proposed rescissions R76-4 through R76-8), (2) an unreported rescission which GAO reported to the Congress on June 19 (College Housing) and (3) The Department of Housing and Urban Development's Section 235 housing program, which was the subject of a GAO impoundment law suit. The Congress did not concur with proposed rescissions R76-4, R76-5, R76-7, and R76-8, and the prescribed 45-day period expired on October 22. Therefore, the budget authority is required to be made available for obligation. We have con- firmied the following: R76-4 $25,723,000 in budget authority for the Forest Service's roads and trails program. OMB has apportioned the budget authority and the Forest Service has made it available for obligation. R76-5 $7 million in budget authority for the HEW Headstart cervices to handicapped children. This budget authority was made available through P.L. 94-32 (the FY 75 Second Supplemental Appropriation) and was apportioned by OMB. The funds were to lapse on October 31, only a few days after the end of the prescribed 45-day period. However, HEW was able to obligate the whole $7 million before that time. R76-7 $2.5 million in budget authority for the Community Services Administration's basic skills learning centers demonstration programs. R76-8 $7.5 million in budget authority for the Community Services Administration's community development ACG-7 6-12

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