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B-191674 1 (1979-03-29)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadhaq0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECISIOfN (. OF THE UNITED STATES W AS HIN G TO N, .C. 20548 FILE: B-191674 DATE: March 29, 1979 MATTER OF: FrakP ia--zo Tour Renewal Agreement Travel DIGEST:A member of the Air Force nearing end of his enlistment applied for a position as air traffic controller specialist at the Alaskan Regional Office of the Civil Service Commission. He was subsequently appointed to that position from the local register as a local hire, and was advised that he was ineligible for tour renewal agreement travel.-Sinc-esection 1.12c(3) OMB Circular A-56 (now para. 2.1-5h(3)(B)$Federal Travel Regulations) permit/ agencies to deny such travel to locally hired employees who are otherwise eligible aad since the claimant was fully advised when he was appointed that he would not be entitled to sucn travel, the claim i.s denied. By a letter dated January 30, 1978, Mr. Frank D. Milazzo through his agent appealed Certificate of Settlement No. Z-2619489, issued December 16, 1977, which denied his claim for tour renewal agreement travel expenses for travel from Anchorage, Alaska, to Victorville, California, in the amount of $1,974.30. Mr. Milazzo was appointed as an air traffic control specialist by the Alaskan Region, Federal Aviation Adininis- tration (FAA) on June 30, 1972. The Standard Form 50 making the appointment states that Mr. Milazzo was a local hire and that he was not eligible for an employment agreement. On March 9, 1975, Mr. Milazzo formally requested travel orders for tour renewal agreement travel. His request was denied on the grounds that FAA records at the time of his appointment indicated his residence as Alaska. This residence determination was based on the fact that Mr. Milazzo was hired from a Civil Service Commission certificate listing only in state or local applicants. While a member of the Air Force Mr. Milazzo was stationed in Alaska from 1967 to 1970 at Elmendorf Air Force Base. Shortly after being transferred to Vance Air

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