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1960 Washington Report 1 (1960)

handle is hein.tera/wingtore0010 and id is 1 raw text is: 920 Washington Building No. 1-i96o Washington 5, D. C. January 4., 1960 IMflNENT SPEMNG ISSUES BEYOND BOUNDS OF BUDGET PROPOSALS Early in the session of Congress mhich begins this week, the lawmakers will be faced with spending issues outside the scope of budgeted programs. Several highly controversial measures of this character received atten- tion in the first session of the present Eighty-sixth Congress, and have progressed part way through the legislative process. These issues include the following: Passed by both Houses and awaiting adjustments in conference: Amendments broadening the present program of GRANTS TO MUNICIPAIITIES FOR YASTE TREATMENT FACILITIES. Passed by Senate and reported by a House committee: AREA REDEVELOPMENT BILL, reported by House Committee on Banking and Currency and awaiting House Rules Committee clearance. Passed by Senate and pending in House committees: EDUCAIONAL TELEVISION BILL, pending in House Committee on Inter- state and Foreign Commerce. YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPS BILL, before House Committee on Education and Labor. Reported by a committee in each House but not passed in eithert FEDERAL AID FOR EDUCATION BILLS, reported by House Committee on Ed- ucation and Labor and Senate Committee on Labor and Public Y elfare. Approved by a House subcommittee after hearings: COMMUNITY FACILITIES BILL, for loans to accelerate local public wrrks, approved by a subcommittee of the House Committee on Banking and Currency, and also pending before Senate Committee on Banking and Currency. Although not as far advanced as some of the other measures mentioned, the issue posed by the aid to education legislation (see page 5) may be the first to arise during this new session, Statements attributed to the Senate leadership have indicated that the school aid legislation reported last year in the Senate may be the first major legislation in that body.

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