CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - HOUSE

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Mr. CONTE. Mrfeaker, I urge my amount provid
al. 11113 was o ne of the hardest fought lions contained
proposals of &he entire conference and
.Ilu one IS/1VwJ 11Vw Vhh labor has Mr WRITTEN. Mr. Speak
into this thing.
You You know, Governme is the art of a motion.
I did n like this pro- The Clerk read as follows'
compromise. gram I voted ag t this program. Mr. WHrrTsN moves that House recede
But, as I say, G ernment is the art of from its disagreement e amendment of
aA2 and concur there-
the Senate numbere -
co mprb'a The mOtiOl;
The SP Without objection, The m t,o.r.
a
nte the nex
the motion. ment.
There was n bjection. The amendm
The SP a question is on
the motion offered by gentleman Senate amendment
- _ _, , , _ _ i (Mr Wn line 9. insert:
vision (demanded by Mr./ WnLxElt) lowing new section:
there were-yeas 144, nays) '8. "1 1510. Forgoing endorsements o
n f l States
ury check or b
purpose of providing rec- States bearing
States or the ag
$1,000 or imprisonment fd
one year. or both.".
$7,400.000 is appropa to, the 'ennessee
Valley Authority, $6ri,400.0 f which is for
reimbursement of the power rogram for
additional costs of power opera ions result-
ing from recreational releases of ater.
MOTION OFFERED BY MR. W N
Mr. WHITTEN. Mr. Sp
:. a motion. 7
The Clerk read as 611ows:
Mr. WHrrrEN moves th a House recede
from its disagreement to a amendment of
the Senate numbered 19 d concur therein
with an amendment, follows: In lieu of
the matter Inserted ,by said amendment,
Insert the following:
SEC. 113. Notwith tanddng any other pro-
vision of this joint esolution, $7,400,000 is
appropriated to the ennessee Valley Au-
thority, to be availabl r the purpose of
providing recreation on t coee River,
$6,400,000 of which is for reimb went of
the power program for additional sts of
power operations resulting from recre tion-
al releases of water, all of which shall re-
imbursed from imposition of fees f such
recreation activities.
Mr. CONTE (during reading).
Mr. Speaker, I ask imous consent
that the motion b onsidered as read
and printed in th RECORD.
The SP . Is there objection
to the request o
.Massachusetts? -
There was no obj
The motion was agrees `
The SPEAKER. The Cle will des
dis-
agnate the next amendme
agreement.
-The amendment reads
Senate amendment No. page 26, af ter
line 9, Insert:
department or
SEC. 114. The head of y d
agency of the Federal Gove ent In carry.
ing out any loan : guarantee r insurance
program for the fiscal year 19 shall entei
Into commitments to. guaran or Insure
loans pursuant to such pros In the full
agnate the
agreement.
The ame
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of qualified applicants for
or insurance, and (2) limita-
I offer
d or security of the United
falsely made or forged en-
dge that such
ivers, re-
ry check
ch or bonds or securities of
th United States.".
ESOTION
the gentleman from Mr. WHI,I
a motion.
The Clerk read as
follows: The motion was agree
agnate cne nexa
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States Route 2 y commercial vehicular
traffic estab ' ed in Public Law 98-63 is ex-
tended u it December 31. 1984: Provided,
That u t 150 northbound and up to 150
southbp oun commercial vehicles per day
serving buslne . or persons in Orange
County. New York, ar xempted from such
ban: Provided further, Thal` a exemption
established herein is subject to eevaluation
for safety by the five-member ited States
Route 209 commission whi shall make
recommendations to t National Park
Service for modificat of such ban.
MOTION O AED BY Ma. WHITIEN
Mr. WHI N. Mr. Speaker, I offer
a motion. .
The Cle read as follows:
the matter proposed by said
follows:
or publishes, or at- serving business
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erctal vehicles per day
or persons In Orange
are exempted from such
Mr. Speaker, I ask unanimous consent
that the motion be considered as read
and printed in the RECORD.
The SPEAKER. Is there objection
.to the request of the gentleman from
Massachusetts?
There was no objection. .
The motion was agreed to.-
The SPEAKER. The Clerk will des-
ignate the next amendment in dis-
agreement.
The amendment reads as follows:
Senate amendment No. 24: Page 26. after
line 9. Insert:
SEC. 118. (a)(1) Section 5723(a)(1) of title
5. United States Code, is amended-
(A) by inserting "(A)" after "travel ex-
penses":
(B) by striking out "manpower shortage
or" and Inserting in lieu thereof "manpower
shortage, (B)": and
(C) by inserting ", or (B) of any person ap-
pointed by the President, by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate, to a posi-
tion the rate of pay for which is equal to or
higher than the minimum rate of pay pre-
(2) Sections 5724(aX2) and 5726(b) of title
lows: 5. United States Code, are each amended by
ncur there- (3) Section 5724(b)(1) OI wile a, umrea
States Code, is amended by striking out
"not in excess of 20 cents a mile".
"(j) The regulations prescribed under this
duty, from one offietat station or agency to
g any other pro- another which Is outside the employee's
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the employee has been given advance notice
for a reasonable period. Emergency circum-
stances shall be taken into account in deter-
mining whether the period of. advance
notice is reasonable.".
(5) Section 5724a(a)(3) of title 5, United
States Code, Is amended-
(A) in the first sentence thereof, by strik-
ing out "30 days" and Inserting in lieu
thereof "60 days"; ahd
(B) by striking out the second and fourth
sentences thereof and Inserting after the
first sentence the following: "The period of
residence In temporary quarters may be ex-
tended for an additional 60 days if the head
of the agency concerned or his designee de-
termines that there are compelling reasons
for the continued occupancy of temporary
quarters.".
(6) Section 5724a(a)(4) of title 5, United
States Code, is amended-
(A) by inserting "(A)" after "(4)'; and
(B) by adding at the end thereof the fol-
lowing new subparagraph: .
"(B)(i) In connection with the sale of the
residence at the old official station, reim-
bursement under this paragraph shall not
exceed 10 percent of the sale price or
$15,000. whichever is the lesser amount.
"(ii) In connection with the purchase of a
residence at the new official station, reim--
bursement under this paragraph shall not
exceed 5 percent of the purchase price or
$7,500,- whichever is the lesser amount.
"(iii) Effective October 1 of each Year. th
cable under clauses (I) and (ii) shall be in-
creased by the percent change, if any, in the
Consumer Price Index published for Decem.
ber of the preceding year, over that pub-
lished for December of the second preceding
year, adjusted to the nearest one-tenth of 1
percent. For the purpose of this clause,
'Consumer Price Index' means the Consum-
er Price Index for All Urban Consumers;
.United States City Average, Housing Com-
ponent (1967=100), prepared by the Bureau
of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor.".
(7)(A)(i) Subchapter II of chapter 57 of
title 5, United States Code, is amended by
adding after section 5724a the following new
sections:
"95724b. Taxes on reimbursements for travel,
transportation, and relocation expenses of em-
ployees transferred
"(a) Under such regulations as the Presi-
dent may prescribe and to the extent con-
sidered necessary and appropriate, as pro-
vided therein, appropriations or other funds
available to an agency for administrative ex-
penses are available for the reimbursement-
of all or part of the Federal, State, and city
Income taxes incurred by an employee, or
by an employee and such employees's
spouse (if filing jointly), for any moving or
storage expenses furnished in kind, or for
which reimbursement or an allowance is
provided (but only to the extent of the ex-
penses paid or incurred). Reimbursements
under this subsection shall also include an
amount equal to all income taxes for which
the employee, or the employee and spouse,
as the case may be, would be liable due to
the reimbursement for the taxes referred to
in the first sentence of this subsection.
"(b) For the purpose of this section,
'moving or storage expenses' means travel
and transportation expenses (including stor-
age of household goods and personal effects
under section 5724 of this title) and other
relocation expenses under sections 5724a
and 5726(c) of this title. -?
"9 5724c, Relocation services
"Each agency is authorized to enter Into
contracts to provide relocation services to
agencies and employees for the purpose of
carrying out the provlsiobs of this sub.
chapter. Such services include but need not
be limited to arranging for the purchase of
a transferred employees' residence.".
(Ii) The chapter analysis at the beginning
of chapter 57 of title 5, United States Code,
Is amended by inserting after the item relat-
ing to section 5724a the following new
items:
"5724b. Taxes on reimbursements for travel,
transportation, and relocation expenses of em-
ployees transferred.
"572.Ic. Relocation services.".
(B) Section 5724(i) of title 5, United States
Code, Is amended by striking out "5724a"
and inserting in lieu thereof "5724a, 5724b,".
(b) The amendments made by subsection
(a) shall be carried out by agencies by the
use of funds appropriated or otherwise
available for the administrative expenses of
each of such respective agencies. The
amendments made by such subsection do
not authorize the appropriation of funds in
amounts exceeding the sums already au-
thorized to be appropriated for such agen-
cies.
(c)(1) The amendments made by subsec-
tion (a) shall take effect on the date of the
enactment of this joint resolution.
(2) Not later than thirty days after the
date of the enactment of this joint resolu-
tion, the President shall prescribe the regu-
lations required under the amendments
made by subsection (a). Such resolutions
shall take effect as of such date of enact-
ment.
Mr. WHI
a motion.
The Clerk read ows:
Mr. WHI moves that the House recede
from Its disc cement to the amendment of
the Senate nued 24, and concur there-
in.
The SPEAKER. The Clerk ill' des-
agnate the next amendment/in dis-
The amendment reads aAl"follows:
line 9, insert:
SEC. 119. (a) The
the date of enactment
Lion.
.MOTION 0
Mr. WHITT
a motion.
Maine,
its con-
of the
FERED BY MR. wxITTEN pendent. Agencies
SEc. 119. Notwit nding any 'other pro-
vision. of this ant resolution, (a) The
project for n igation at Eastport Harbor,
Maine, auth ized by section 101 of the
is not authorized er the date of -enact-
ment-of this joint resol n.
available until March
time shall be added
budget authority whi
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(b) The Secretary of ta Army shall trans-
fer without conside ton to the city of
Eastport, Maine, tide to any facilities and
improvements cons cted by the United
States as part of the p ' t described in
subsection (a) of this section. h transfer
shall be made as soon as practi ble after
the date of enactment of this - ant resolu-
tion. Nothing is this secti shall require
the conveyance of any erest in land un-
derlying such prof title to which is held
by the State of sine.
Mr. CO (during the reading).
Mr. Speake I ask unanimous consent
that the mot n be considered as read
and printed in RECORD.
to the request of the ge eman from
Massachusetts?
There was no objection. .
The motion was agreed to.
The SPEAKER. The Clerk 11 des-
ignate the next amendme in dis-
agreement.
The amendment reads follows:
Senate amendment N 29: Page 26, after
line 9, insert: -
SEC. 123. Section 132(a)(1) of title 3I,'
United States Cod is amended by inserting
after the second ntence thereof the fol-
lowing: "The Seer tart' shall annually sefl
to the public, direr y and by mail, sets of
er list of the Bureau of th int.""
MOTION OFFERED BY MR. ITTEN .
Mr. WHITTEN. Mr. Speak I offer
a motion.
The Clerk read as follows:
Mr. WHITTEN moves that the Hou recede
from its disagreement to the amen ent of
the Senate numbered 29, and co ur there-
In.
The motion was agree o.
The SPEAKER. TIWClerk will des-
agreement..
The amendmen reads as follows:
Senate amendmen No
line 9. insert:
SEC. 127. The head
tions for assisted hour
went of Housing and U
serting before the period at th'
(97 Stat. 219, 220) the followln
further, That $6,000,000 of cont.
`Provided
ct authori