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B-118634 1 (1973-06-26)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabkhr0001 and id is 1 raw text is: RESTRICTED... Not to be released Outi. the e Ap teunigace f~Oex ol~ by the A o ffice e t On the basis Of specific ap b ~ e Ofice 1 Cangresonal Relations, .... i COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 ou RELEASED B-118634 JUN 2 6 W3 The Honorable Joe L. Evins, Chairman Subcommittee on Public Works Appropriations Committee on Appropriations . House of Representatives Dear Mr. Chairman: Your letter dated March 8, 1973, stated that, during hearings on February 26, 1973, before the Public Works--AEC Subcommittee on Appro- priations, the Chief of Engineers indicated that six military personnel working in the Corps of Engineers headquarters office civil functions area were being paid from the General Investigations and Construction General Accounts when, in fact, they should have been paid from the General Expenses Appropriation. You asked that we determine the extent of this practice for those activities. We examined Corps records on the asi.q!ett an& unding of mitary and- civilian .Corps headqu&rters level c uc tionsoposi~tons, includ- ing the related payroll records. We held discussions in Washington, D.C., with Corps officials in the Office of the Engineer Comptroller and in the Office of Personnel Administration. We also reviewed records and met with officials in the Office of the Comptroller at the Corps' Baltimore District Office, Baltimore, Maryland. Our review of military positions covered the payroll period ended February 28, 1973, and of civilian positions for the payroll period ended March 10, 1973, the most recent periods for which complete documentation was available at the time we started our review. Our review did not disclose any military or civilian positions assigned to the headquarters level civil functions area paid from the General Investigations and Construction General Accounts. The six posi- tions that the Chief of Engineers testified were paid from the General Investigations and Construction General Accounts were, in fact, properly paid from the General Expenses Appropriation. HEADQUARTERS LEVEL CIVIL FUNCTIONS MILITARY POSITIONS As of February 28, 1973, 38 military positions were allocated to the headquarters level civil functions area, of which 37 were paid from the General Expenses Appropriation. One position was occupied by the

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