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Drugs—Continued ^»»« Economic Opportunity Act of 1964—Con. ^^«^ Amendments—Continued Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, BuRural Housing Development and reau of, appropriation for 185, 1117 Rehabilitation program 692 Narcotics control, international, agreeSupplemental programs, special assistments with other countries 24, 496 ance 695 Rehabilitation programs, employment Termination of assistance 695 opportunities 691 Urban and rural community action Special Action Office for Drug Abuse program, prohibition of election Prevention. See separate title. of boards on sabbath days 690 Dulles Airport, First United States InterVolunteer programs 703 national Transportation Exposition, Work training program for youth commemorative medal 116 residing in institutions 690 Durward G. Hall Federal Building, Joplin, Youth recreation and sports program. 693 Mo., designation 1022 Appropriation for eflfecting provisions. _ 169, Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial Bi170, 1130, 1500, 1503 centennial Civic Center Act 1019 Federal funds, prohibition against use for election activities 19 Economic Opportunity Amendments of 1972 688 Eagle Cap Wilderness, Oreg., additional lands 1026 Economic Policy, Council on International: Eagles, Bald and Golden, protection 1064 Appropriation for 1517 Earth Week, 1972, proclamation 1618 Creation 647 Economic Advisers, Council of: Economic Policy Act of 1972, InternaAppropriations for 178, 474 tional 646 Council on International Economic Economic Report of the President, Joint Policy, member 647 Economic Committee's filing date, exEconomic Development Administration, tension 39 appropriation for 180, 576, 1118 Economic Research Service, appropriation Economic Opportunity, Office of: for 596 Appropriation for 170, 179 Economic Stabilization Act of 1970, approNutrition program for the elderly, copriation for effecting provisions 475 operation 89 Economic Stabilization Activities, approEconomic Opportunity Act of 1964: priation for 178 Amendments— Economic Statistics Administration, Social Community Action programs, Puerto and. See Social and Economic Statistics Administration. Rico treatment as a State 692 Economics, Office of Business, appropriaCommunity economic development— tion for 180 Rural programs 700 Special impact programs 698 Education. See also Schools and Colleges. Support programs 701 Academic facilities, construction 288 Community planning and developAllen J. EUender fellowships, grants to ment 693 Close Up Foundation, D.C 907 Consumer action and cooperative Blind, prohibition of discrimination programs 694 against 375 Campus disruptors, denial of financial Day care projects, standards 696 assistance 161, 527, 546, 1134, 1203 Drug rehabilitation program, emCollege library programs 238 ployment opportunities 691 College work-study program 270 Environmental Action program 691 Communications Act of 1934, amendEvaluation of programs 704 ments— Extension of program 688 Communications media, limitations Foster Grandparents program, local on expenditure 5 share 705 Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Loan to small business, increase 382 authorization for funds 643 Migrant farm workers program 696 Media rate and related requirements. 4 Nondiscrimination provisions 697 Noncommercial educational broadPolitical activity, prohibition 696 casting facilities, funds 643 Poverty line, annual revision 697 Community colleges, expansion 312 , s? - o rsv-w
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