PRINTER'S NO. 3598
No. 2724 Session of 1980
INTRODUCED BY McCLATCHY, JUNE 16, 1980
REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS, JUNE 16, 1980
AN ACT
1 Appropriating the Federal Augmentation to the Executive and
2 Judicial Departments of the Commonwealth and establishing
3 restricted receipts accounts for the fiscal period July 1,
4 1980 to June 30, 1981 and for the payment of bills incurred
5 and remaining unpaid at the close of the fiscal period ending
6 June 30, 1980.
7 The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
8 hereby enacts as follows:
9 Section 1. This act shall be known and may be cited as the
10 "Federal Augmentation Appropriation Act of 1980."
11 Section 2. The following abbreviations when used in this act
12 shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this section, unless
13 the context clearly indicates otherwise:
14 "ARC." Appalachian Regional Commission.
15 "BOR." Bureau of Outdoor Recreation.
16 "CETA." Comprehensive Employment and Training Act.
17 "CSA." Community Services Administration.
18 "DCPA." Defense Civil Preparedness Agency.
19 "DOE." Department of Energy.
1 "DOL." Department of Labor.
2 "EDA." Economic Development Administration.
3 "EEOC." Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
4 "EPA." Environmental Protection Agency.
5 "ESEA." Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
6 "FDA." Food and Drug Administration.
7 "FDAA." Federal Disaster Assistance Administration.
8 "FHA." Farmers Home Administration.
9 "FHWA." Federal Highway Administration.
10 "HEA." Higher Education Act.
11 "HUD." Department of Housing and Urban Development.
12 "IPA." Intergovernmental Personnel Act.
13 "LEAA." Law Enforcement Assistance Agency.
14 "MH/MR." Mental Health/Mental Retardation Services.
15 "NEA." National Education Association.
16 "NIAAA." National Institute on Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse.
17 "NIC." National Institute for Corrections.
18 "NIDA." National Institute on Drug Abuse.
19 "NIE." National Institute of Education.
20 "NSF." National Science Foundation.
21 Section 3. The following sums, or as much thereof as may be
22 necessary, are hereby specifically appropriated from the Federal
23 augmentation funds to the several hereinafter named agencies of
24 the Executive and Judicial Departments of the Commonwealth for
25 the payment of the expenses of implementing and carrying out the
26 programs stated herein for the fiscal year beginning July 1,
27 1980 and for the payment of bills incurred and remaining unpaid
28 at the close of the fiscal period ending June 30, 1980.
29 I. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
30 To the Governor
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1 (a) Office of Budget and Administration
2 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
3 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
4 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
5 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
6 administration:
7 (1) "Intergovernmental Personnel Act" - For
8 improvement of the State personnel system
9 including but not limited to the completion of
10 evaluation studies, the purchasing of equipment
11 and the employment of consultants................ $600,000
12 (b) For the Office of Policy and Planning
13 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
14 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
15 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
16 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
17 administration:
18 (1) "HUD Annual Program Grant" - For
19 activities related to comprehensive planning by
20 the Office of Policy and Planning (including a
21 carryover of approximately $42,000).............. $217,000
22 (2) "EDA - Planning Assistance" - To undertake
23 State economic development planning activities
24 (including a carryover of approximately $75,000). 160,000
25 (c) For the Human Relations Commission
26 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
27 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
28 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
29 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
30 administration:
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1 (1) "EEOC - Special Project Grant" - To
2 undertake, identify and eliminate discrimination
3 in employment due to race, color, religion, sex,
4 ancestry or national origin, in hiring, recruit-
5 ment, placement, promotion, referral, transfer,
6 lay-off, discharge and other employment practices $870,000
7 (d) For the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
8 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
9 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
10 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
11 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
12 administration:
13 (1) "National Endowment for the Arts -
14 Management" - To assist State arts agencies in the
15 promotion of the arts throughout the State and
16 Arts Management Program to improve the operating
17 efficiency of art organizations.................. $581,000
18 (2) "National Endowment for the Arts - Black
19 Performing Arts" - For the operation of a program
20 to encourage the development and expansion of
21 activities on the part of Black performing arts
22 groups........................................... 13,000
23 (e) For the Governor's Energy Council
24 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
25 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
26 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
27 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
28 administration:
29 (1) "DOE - Energy Extension Services" - For
30 the development of a system to transfer energy
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1 saving technology to local governments........... $1,200,000
2 (2) "State Energy Conservation Plan (EPCA)" -
3 For the implementation of the State Energy Conserva-
4 tion Plan including energy audits and conservation
5 techniques (including a carryover of approximately
6 $100,000)........................................ 1,300,000
7 (3) "Supplemental State Energy Conservation
8 Plan (ECPA)" - For supplemental activities to
9 carry out the State Energy Conservation Plan
10 (including a carryover of approximately $100,000) 550,000
11 (4) "DOE - Northeastern Solar Energy Center
12 (NESEC)" - For the analysis and assessment of ways
13 to utilize solar technology including demonstra-
14 tion projects.................................... 125,000
15 (5) "Institutional Building Grant Program" -
16 To provide financial assistance for schools,
17 hospitals, buildings owned by units of local
18 government and public care institutions for the
19 purpose of reducing the consumption and associated
20 costs of energy resources (including a carryover
21 of approximately $100,000)....................... 400,000
22 (6) "Small Scale Appropriate Technology Grant
23 Program" - For the review of proposals and monitor-
24 ing of contractors in a program to allow persons,
25 governments and small businesses to participate
26 in shifting the energy supply to renewable re-
27 sources which are appropriate to the locale...... 60,000
28 (7) "Number 2 Fuel Oil Survey" - To conduct
29 a biweekly survey of approximately 100 Number 2
30 heating oil dealers to obtain prices and inven-
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1 tories of Number 2 heating oil (including a carry-
2 over of approximately $7,000).................... 107,000
3 Governor's Council on Drug and Alcohol Abuse
4 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
5 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
6 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
7 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
8 general government operations:
9 (1) "NIAAA - State Training Systems Project" -
10 To develop a comprehensive Statewide training
11 system for professionals serving drug abuse
12 clients.......................................... $50,000
13 (2) "NIDA - Statewide Treatment Services to
14 Drug Abusers" - For administrative expenses
15 incurred in providing drug related projects within
16 single county authorities........................ 197,000
17 (3) "NIDA - State Prevention Coordinator
18 Program Grant"................................... 120,000
19 (4) "NIDA - National Drug Abuse Prevention
20 Evaluation Resource Network Grant"............... 20,000
21 (5) "Driving Under Influence Management Grant" -
22 To coordinate the Commonwealth's Driving Under
23 the Influence Program among the 67 counties...... 80,000
24 (6) "NIAAA - State Manpower Development
25 Program" - To identify the training resources
26 and manpower needs within the Pennsylvania
27 alcoholism treatment delivery field.............. 50,000
28 (7) "Drug and Alcohol Referral and Monitor-
29 ing Program" - To provide referral and monitoring
30 services to medically determined drug addicts or
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1 alcoholics....................................... 90,000
2 (8) "NIDA - Drug Formula Grant" - For indirect
3 administrative expenses, plan implementation,
4 Statewide information clearinghouse (choice) and
5 technical assistance and monitoring of county
6 plans............................................ 729,000
7 (9) "NIAAA - Alcohol Formula Grant" - For
8 indirect administrative expenses, Statewide
9 information clearinghouse and technical assist-
10 ance and monitoring of county plans.............. 729,000
11 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
12 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
13 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
14 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for grants
15 to drug and alcohol programs:
16 (1) "NIAAA - Alcohol Formula Grant".......... $2,444,000
17 (2) "NIDA - Drug Formula Grant".............. 1,312,000
18 (3) "NIDA - Statewide Treatment Services to
19 Drug Abusers" - For drug related projects within
20 single county authorities........................ 7,227,000
21 (4) "NIAAA - Public Inebriate Grant" - To
22 finance the development of one local public
23 inebriate demonstration project.................. 181,000
24 To the Department of Aging
25 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
26 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
27 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
28 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for general
29 government operations:
30 (1) "Programs for the Aging - Title III -
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1 Administration" - To provide administrative and
2 support systems for the operation of the Statewide
3 aging programs................................... $1,537,000
4 (2) "Programs for the Aging - Title V -
5 Administration" - To provide administration for a
6 program to provide and promote useful and part-time
7 work opportunities in community service activities
8 for low income persons 55 years of age or older.. 50,000
9 (3) "Programs for the Aging - Title IV-A -
10 Administration" - To support activities that
11 attract qualified persons to the field of aging
12 and train persons employed or preparing for
13 employment in aging and related fields........... 60,000
14 (4) "Long Term Care Planning and Development -
15 Title III - Administration" - To develop long
16 term care planning for the disabled elderly...... 50,000
17 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
18 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
19 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
20 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
21 services for the aging:
22 (1) "Programs for the Aging - Title III" - For
23 support of programs for eligible older persons
24 through Statewide planning, area planning and
25 social services.................................. $41,250,000
26 (2) "Programs for the Aging - Nutrition" - To
27 provide eligible older citizens with low cost
28 nutritious meals with appropriate supportive
29 services......................................... 3,000,000
30 (3) "Programs for the Aging - Training -
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1 Title IV-A" - To train eligible persons employed
2 or preparing for employment in aging and related
3 fields........................................... 364,000
4 (4) "Programs for the Aging - Employment -
5 Title V" - To provide for employment of eligible
6 older persons in community service projects...... 3,500,000
7 (5) "Long Term Care Planning and Development -
8 Title III" - To develop a comprehensive long term
9 care system for the elderly...................... 300,000
10 To the Department of Agriculture
11 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
12 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
13 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
14 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
15 general government operations:
16 (1) "Marketing Services" - Federal matching
17 funds for promotion of Pennsylvania products..... $12,000
18 (2) "Poultry Grading Service" - For voluntary
19 grading of egg products, poultry and rabbits;
20 mandatory inspection of egg products; regulatory
21 surveillance inspection of shell egg handlers
22 and records...................................... 125,000
23 (3) "Diagnostic Laboratory Services" - For
24 diagnostic tests and other laboratory services
25 mutually agreed upon in accordance with standards
26 established by U.S.D.A........................... 118,000
27 (4) "FDA Food Sanitation Inspection" - For
28 inspection of bottling plants, food warehouses
29 and bakeries located in the Commonwealth to insure
30 compliance with established Federal standards
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1 for these facilities............................. 306,000
2 (5) "Pesticide Enforcement, Certification,
3 Training and Control Program" - For implementation
4 of the Pennsylvania Pesticide Control Act of 1973
5 including the training, testing and certification
6 of pesticide applicators......................... 407,000
7 (6) "Market Cattle Identification Program" -
8 To collect blood samples at slaughtering plants
9 for brucellosis identification................... 36,000
10 (7) "Market News - Ornamental Crop
11 Reporting" - For development and support of
12 a marketing information system................... 22,000
13 (8) "Farmer Consumer Marketing" - To establish
14 direct marketing centers in large metropolitan
15 areas and coordinate sales of agricultural com-
16 modities between consumers and producers......... 100,000
17 (9) "Consumer Money Saving Food Information
18 Program" - To educate disadvantaged Pennsylvanians
19 in purchasing and preparing nutritious economical
20 food............................................. 182,000
21 (10) "Medicated Feed Mill Inspection" - To
22 inspect feed mills to assure that animal feeds contain
23 the proper level of medication................... 15,000
24 To the Department of Commerce
25 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
26 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
27 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
28 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for gen-
29 eral government operations:
30 (1) "Minority Business Development Grant" -
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1 To assist in the development and operation of the
2 State minority enterprise program................ $32,000
3 (2) "ARC - Program Monitoring and Evalua-
4 tion" - For the costs incurred in monitoring and
5 evaluating ARC projects being conducted in Penn-
6 sylvania......................................... 24,000
7 (3) "TMI Incident - Impact on Commerce, In-
8 dustry and Employment" - To identify and measure
9 the impact on commercial and industrial produc-
10 tion and employment and on the tourist industry.. 28,000
11 To the Department of Community Affairs
12 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
13 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
14 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
15 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for gen-
16 eral government operations:
17 (1) "Neighborhood Preservation" - To provide
18 assistance to State agencies and neighborhood or
19 community-based organizations to develop and im-
20 prove neighborhood development programs.......... $10,000
21 (2) "Community Development Technical Assist-
22 ance" - To plan, organize and develop internal
23 and external training capacities in order to pro-
24 vide comprehensive technical assistance to local
25 governments for the purpose of improving their
26 community development processes.................. 300,000
27 (3) "Safe Drinking Water Act" - For the train-
28 ing of local government officials in meeting the
29 requirements of the Safe Drinking Water Act...... 40,000
30 (4) "IPA Programs" - To provide for various
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1 training programs and for technical assistance to
2 improve the management and personnel administra-
3 tion areas of local governments and for the admin-
4 istration of the program......................... 499,000
5 (5) "Water Pollution Control Training" - To
6 train waste water plant operators in technical
7 subjects in regional locations................... 35,000
8 (6) "ARC - Highway Related Planning" - For
9 the administration expenses incurred in managing
10 the grant program to eligible local planning
11 agencies......................................... 15,000
12 (7) "Administrative Costs of Local BOR
13 Projects" - For the costs of administering and
14 maintaining BOR projects in the State............ 400,000
15 (8) "Comprehensive Planning Assistance" - To
16 administer the comprehensive planning program
17 ("701" grants)................................... 251,000
18 (9) "FHA - Rural Investment Strategy" - To
19 aid rural counties in developing investment
20 strategies to further outside investment in the
21 physical and economic development of rural Penn-
22 sylvania......................................... 110,000
23 (10) "IPA - Sharing a Professional" - To aid
24 in solving problems in the delivery of services
25 at all government levels through the sharing of
26 professional expertise........................... 31,000
27 (11) "Economic Opportunity Act" - To provide
28 assistance to the State Economic Opportunity Of-
29 fice for the purpose of delivering grants, train-
30 ing and technical assistance to community action
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1 agencies, nonprofit social services agencies and
2 local municipalities in their mission of serving
3 the poor and disadvantaged....................... 180,000
4 (12) "Self Help Development and Technical
5 Assistance" - To provide technical assistance on
6 the development and management of cooperatives -
7 particularly in low-income communities........... 60,000
8 (13) "FEMA - Technical Assistance on Flood-
9 plain Management" - To provide technical assist-
10 ance to local municipalities on floodplain
11 management matters............................... 200,000
12 (14) "Community Action" - To evaluate the
13 Pennsylvania Neighborhood Assistance Program..... 125,000
14 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
15 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
16 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
17 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
18 Housing and Redevelopment:
19 (1) "ARC - Innovative Housing Program" - To
20 provide supplemental funding for the purpose of
21 administration, planning for and developing
22 housing under the programs of the Department of
23 Housing and Urban Development and the Farmers
24 Home Administration and to provide loans for the
25 predevelopment expenses of a housing development
26 or grant for the purpose of reducing the mort-
27 gage amount to assist low and moderate income
28 families......................................... $2,200,000
29 (2) "DOE - Weatherization" - For supplies and
30 personnel to be used in a program of home weather-
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1 ization for low income households................ 31,000,000
2 (3) "CSA - Energy Conservation Program -
3 Weatherization" - For a program of home weatheri-
4 zation and to operate programs promoting energy
5 efficiency among low income persons.............. 5,000,000
6 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
7 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
8 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
9 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
10 Planning Assistance:
11 (1) "ARC - Land Use Development Planning" -
12 To local planning agencies for land use develop-
13 ment planning.................................... $225,000
14 (2) "Coastal Zone Management Program Ad-
15 ministration" - For grants to local governments
16 to study and plan for economic, social and en-
17 vironmental consequences resulting from siting,
18 construction and operation of energy facilities
19 in coastal zones................................. 1,124,000
20 To the Department of Education
21 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
22 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
23 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
24 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for gen-
25 eral government operations:
26 (1) "Adult Basic Education - Administration" -
27 Administration portion........................... $221,000
28 (2) "Strengthening State and Local Education
29 Agencies, Title IV C" - For educational planning,
30 analysis, information dissemination, consulta-
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1 tive and technical services to local educational
2 agencies, research and demonstration projects and
3 projects for developing State leadership in edu-
4 cation (including a carryover of approximately
5 $100,000)........................................ 2,067,000
6 (3) "Follow Through" - To integrate school
7 and community resources to improve instructional,
8 physical and psychosocial needs of disadvantaged
9 children......................................... 28,000
10 (4) "Education of Exceptional Children" -
11 Administration of the initiation, expansion and
12 improvement of educational programs for handi-
13 capped children.................................. 2,000,000
14 (5) "ESEA(I) Programs - Administration" -
15 Administration of ESEA Title I programs (includ-
16 ing a carryover of approximately $440,000)....... 2,010,000
17 (6) "Educational Information Centers" - To
18 develop centers which will provide educational
19 and vocational guidance and counseling for
20 adults........................................... 150,000
21 (7) "University Community Services" - To ad-
22 minister a Federal program of assisting university
23 communities in alleviating problems.............. 80,000
24 (8) "Library and Learning Resources - Title
25 IV B" - To administer a program to improve quality
26 of education by distributing Federal funding for
27 libraries, learning resources and guidance (in-
28 cluding a carryover of approximately $25,000).... 450,000
29 (9) "Civil Rights Technical Assistance" - To
30 provide technical assistance to school district
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1 adoption and implementation of desegregation plans
2 on the basis of race and sex..................... 577,000
3 (10) "State Approving Agency (VA)" - To
4 approve and supervise educational institutions
5 and training of veterans......................... 818,000
6 (11) "Educational Innovations and Support -
7 Title IV C" - To administer a program to encourage
8 local educational agencies to compete for ESEA
9 Title IV C competitive awards.................... 389,000
10 (12) "Teacher Centers Program" - To administer
11 a program which will establish teacher centers for
12 in-service training (including a carryover of
13 approximately $20,000)........................... 80,000
14 (13) "Comprehensive Planning HEA(XII)" - To
15 provide Statewide planning for higher education
16 postsecondary education purposes (1202 commis-
17 sion)............................................ 112,000
18 (14) "Food and Nutrition Service" - To
19 administer all food nutrition programs, provide
20 nutrition education, and to assess the need for
21 nutrition services (including a carryover of
22 approximately $500,000).......................... 2,215,000
23 (15) "Alliance for the Arts" - To establish
24 arts and education commissions, conduct confer-
25 ences for artists in schools and support profes-
26 sional arts education associations............... 15,000
27 (16) "Research and Development - Informa-
28 tion" - To increase the exchange of information
29 relating to the improvement of school programs
30 (including a carryover of approximately $50,000). 148,000
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1 (17) "ESEA(VII) Bilingual Education" - Co-
2 ordination of technical assistance for programs
3 for non-English dominant children................ 40,000
4 (18) "Community Education" - To promote
5 community school programs which make the re-
6 sources of the schools available to all citizens
7 of the community................................. 75,000
8 (19) "Migrant Education - Administration" - To
9 administer educational enrichment programs for
10 migratory children............................... 85,000
11 (20) "Common Core Data Survey" - To collect
12 data for the National Center for Education
13 Statistics....................................... 15,000
14 (21) "Career Education" - To administer a
15 program for school districts to develop compre-
16 hensive career education programs in grades
17 kindergarten through 12 (including a carryover
18 of approximately $170,000)....................... 256,000
19 (22) "Guidance, Counseling and Training" -
20 To administer the guidance, counseling and test-
21 ing program...................................... 110,000
22 (23) "Consumer Education Program" - To
23 initiate a Statewide consumer education program
24 in the upper elementary and middle schools....... 180,000
25 (24) "Arts Education - Technical Assist-
26 ance" - To develop an interagency State plan
27 for the delivery of technical services to local
28 school districts for arts education.............. 18,000
29 (25) "Public Telecommunications Facilities
30 Program" - For establishment, operation and plan-
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1 ning for broadcast and related telecommunications
2 systems.......................................... 124,000
3 (26) "Citizen Education for Cultural Under-
4 standing Program" - To develop programs to in-
5 crease student awareness of other cultures (includ-
6 ing a carryover of approximately $25,000)........ 95,000
7 (27) "Indochinese Refugee Children Assistance
8 Program" - For the administration of a grant pro-
9 gram to school districts for education programs
10 for Indochinese refugee children................. 23,000
11 (28) "Children's Educational Television
12 Series" - To produce a regional series of one-
13 half hour television programs designed to foster
14 interracial and interethnic understanding for the
15 intermediate grade school age children........... 300,000
16 (29) "Civil Rights Technical Assistance and
17 Training" - To provide technical assistance to
18 desegregating school districts in adoption and
19 implementation of desegregation plans............ 168,000
20 (30) "Higher Education Facilities" - For the
21 administration of the program in providing re-
22 construction and renovation grants to higher ed-
23 ucation institutions to remove architectural
24 barriers to the handicapped...................... 56,000
25 (31) "Basic Skills Improvement" - To provide
26 financial assistance for training activities in
27 the basic skills areas and to provide assistance
28 in the development and implementation of compre-
29 hensive programs to improve basic skills pro-
30 ficiency and instruction (including a carryover
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1 of approximately $140,000)....................... 458,000
2 (31) "Basic Skills Improvement - Media
3 Utilization" - For audio and visual materials or
4 other means to provide instruction in basic
5 skills........................................... 200,000
6 (32) "Sex Equality in Sports Programs" - To
7 produce radio and television announcements and
8 pamphlets explaining the need for, and desirabil-
9 ity of, sex equity in interscholastic and intra-
10 mural sports programs............................ 10,000
11 (33) "Correction Education" - To provide
12 educational needs and related services for
13 adults and children in State correctional
14 institutions (including a carryover of
15 approximately $500,000).......................... 2,700,000
16 (34) "Knowledge Use Study" - To determine the
17 ways that knowledge search and use behaviors in
18 schools can be used to facilitate school improve-
19 ment efforts..................................... 203,000
20 (35) "Appropriate Energy Technology Grants" -
21 To assess the needs for energy conservation edu-
22 cation in Pennsylvania........................... 50,000
23 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
24 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are
25 hereby specifically appropriated to supple-
26 ment the sum appropriated from Commonwealth
27 revenues for vocational education match:
28 (1) "Vocational Education" - To administer
29 the support of vocational education programs,
30 construction of vocational education facilities,
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1 guidance counseling and ancillary services such
2 as teacher training and program evaluation....... $3,600,000
3 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
4 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
5 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
6 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for the
7 State Library:
8 (1) "Library Services - Administration -
9 LSCA(I)" - To provide library services and ad-
10 minister aid to public libraries (including a
11 carryover of approximately $30,000).............. $800,000
12 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
13 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
14 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
15 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for the
16 State Colleges and State-owned University:
17 (1) "Upward Bound Program" - To provide
18 remedial and developmental academic training for
19 disadvantaged students with the ability to ad-
20 vance to postsecondary education:
21 (i) Bloomsburg State College................. $176,000
22 (ii) California State College................ 160,000
23 (iii) Clarion State College (including a
24 carryover of approximately $30,000)...... 125,000
25 (iv) East Stroudsburg State College.......... 148,000
26 (v) Lock Haven State College................. 182,000
27 (vi) Millersville State College.............. 186,000
28 (2) "Head Start Program - California" - For
29 California State College to administer a program
30 throughout Fayette County to provide preschool
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1 educational experience for three to five-year-old
2 children from economically disadvantaged facili-
3 ties............................................. 1,000,000
4 (3) "Basic Institutional Development Grant -
5 Cheyney" - To strengthen the programs at Cheyney
6 State College through curriculum development,
7 administrative development and student services.. 500,000
8 (4) "Health Careers Opportunity Program -
9 East Stroudsburg" - To assist minorities and
10 women who are going to pursue careers in health
11 services......................................... 130,000
12 (5) "Nursing Continuing Education - Indiana
13 University" - To provide continuing education
14 programs for registered nurses................... 50,000
15 (6) "Remedial Student - Indiana University" -
16 To determine how much time a remedial student
17 actually reads, writes, listens and speaks....... 115,000
18 (7) "Migrant Program - Millersville State
19 College" - To operate preschool centers for child-
20 ren of migrant workers........................... 750,000
21 (8) "Vocational Education Information
22 Network - Millersville State College" - To pro-
23 vide resources and services in the area of instruc-
24 tional techniques administrative procedures, cur-
25 riculum program and staff development to persons
26 involved in planning and delivery of vocational
27 education instruction............................ 200,000
28 (9) "Migrant Education Program - Shippens-
29 burg State College" - To provide preschool kinder-
30 garten, special academic instruction and other ed-
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1 ucational activities in a bilingual form to child-
2 ren of migrant workers (including a carryover of
3 approximately $75,000)........................... 465,000
4 (10) "Head Start - Shippensburg State
5 College" - To provide health, educational, nutri-
6 tional and social services to preschool economi-
7 cally disadvantaged children and their families
8 (including a carryover of approximately $40,000). 211,000
9 (11) "Course in Polymer Chemistry - Shippens-
10 burg State College" - To prepare an undergraduate
11 course in polymer chemistry...................... 150,000
12 Those Federal grants made to the State Col-
13 leges and University for disbursement to the
14 students, including Basic Education Opportunity
15 Grants, supplemental education opportunity
16 grants, colleges work study and National Direct
17 Student Loan Program, for the fiscal year 1980-
18 1981 are hereby appropriated for the purposes of
19 the respective grants and are to be deposited and
20 expended in accordance with the provisions of
21 section 2004.1(7) of the act of March 10, 1949
22 (P.L.30, No.14), known as the "Public School
23 Code of 1949." All grants of less than $100,000
24 for the fiscal year 1980-1981 are hereby
25 appropriated and may be locally deposited and
26 expended, consistent with Federal guidelines,
27 pursuant to the provisions of act of February 17,
28 1970 (P.L.24, No.13). These appropriations of less
29 than $100,000 however are contingent upon the
30 State Colleges and University filing a quarterly
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1 report to the Department of Education, the Budget
2 Office, the State Treasurer and the Auditor General
3 which details the Federal funds received for the
4 preceding quarters, the purposes for which the
5 funds were received, and the total amount expended
6 year to date. Should the State Colleges and
7 University fail to file the quarterly reports by
8 October 30, January 31 and April 30, respectively,
9 the appropriation shall be withdrawn. Moneys
10 deposited locally shall, whenever possible, be
11 maintained in interest bearing accounts.
12 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
13 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
14 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
15 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for the
16 Scranton State School for the Deaf:
17 (1) "ESEA - Education for the Handicapped -
18 Scranton" - To modify l3 existing auditory
19 training units................................... $85,000
20 (2) "National School Milk Lunch Program -
21 Scranton" - To supplement the costs of providing
22 milk and food services at the Scranton State
23 School for the Deaf.............................. 35,000
24 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
25 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
26 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
27 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for the
28 Scotland School for Veterans' Children:
29 (1) "ESEA - Education for the Disadvantaged -
30 Scotland" - To provide programs in remedial
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1 reading, developmental and corrective reading,
2 remedial mathematics, environmental education;
3 summer school instruction and home life
4 counseling....................................... $277,000
5 (2) "National School Milk Lunch Program -
6 Scotland" - To supplement the costs of providing
7 milk and food services at the Scotland School
8 for Veterans' Children........................... 150,000
9 To the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency
10 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
11 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
12 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
13 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
14 general government operations:
15 (1) "Civil Preparedness Reimbursements" -
16 For payment of salaries, benefits and administra-
17 tive expenses and travel of authorized State and
18 local civil defense employees and for equipment,
19 supplies and facilities.......................... $1,175,000
20 (2) "Flash Flood Project - Warning System" -
21 To develop, install and operate local flash flood
22 warning systems to help provide advance flood
23 warnings......................................... 12,000
24 To the Department of Environmental Resources
25 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
26 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
27 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
28 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for general
29 government operations:
30 (1) "Surface Mine Conservation" - For enforce-
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1 ment, program coordination, inspection and review
2 activities in conjunction with the objectives of
3 the Federal Surface Mining Control and Reclamation
4 Act of l977...................................... $743,000
5 (2) "EPA Planning Grant - Resource
6 Conservation" - For the administration and
7 operation of a program to implement the require-
8 ments of the Federal Resource Conservation and
9 Recovery Act..................................... 227,000
10 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
11 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are
12 hereby specifically appropriated to supplement the
13 sum appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
14 the Office of Resources Management:
15 (1) "Coastal Zone Management Program" - For
16 development of a management program for the use
17 of the land and water resources of the State's
18 coastal zone..................................... $400,000
19 (2) "Water Resources Planning Act" - To be
20 used for conservation, development and utilization
21 of water and related land resources.............. 1,000,000
22 (3) "Land and Water Conservation Fund Act" -
23 To be used for outdoor recreation. In addition to
24 these funds any contingency funds made available
25 to the Commonwealth under the Federal Land and
26 Water Conservation Act are hereby appropriated... 2,000,000
27 (4) "ARC - Abandoned Mine Restoration Research" -
28 For the operation of a program to fill in mine
29 shafts and voids (including a carryover of approxi-
30 mately $868,000)................................. 2,453,000
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1 (5) "Anthracite Mine Water Control Program" -
2 For a project to reduce water levels in anthracite
3 mines (including a carryover of approximately
4 $117,000)........................................ 127,000
5 (6) "National Water Use Data System" - For
6 the collection, analysis and dissemination of data
7 on water availabilities and water use............ 55,000
8 (7) "Bituminous Demonstration Project" - For
9 field inspection and monitoring (including a
10 carryover of approximately $24,000)............. 104,000
11 (8) "Soil and Water Conservation Act -
12 Administration" - To provide for administrative
13 expenses of the State program in supporting the
14 flow through grants to local soil and water
15 districts (including a carryover of approximately
16 $9,000).......................................... 30,000
17 (9) "Surface Mine Conservation" - To fully
18 implement the regulatory program, support and
19 development of information systems plan and
20 evaluate the impacts of the Surface Mining
21 Conservation and Reclamation Act................. 154,000
22 (10) "National Park Service Operating Funds" -
23 For planning services in connection with preparing
24 a management plan for the Upper Delaware National
25 Scenic River..................................... 33,000
26 (11) "Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Program" -
27 To develop and implement a State reclamation plan
28 and conduct an inventory of abandoned mine problems
29 throughout the State............................. 7,400,000
30 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
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1 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
2 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
3 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
4 topographic and geologic survey:
5 (1) "Topographic and Geologic Survey Grants" -
6 For demonstration of applying environmental
7 geology to rural and urban needs, to determine
8 the geologic framework of black shales in the
9 Commonwealth, and to prepare a quaternary map of
10 Pennsylvania and other such activities as may be
11 necessary to carry out the purpose of this grant
12 program.......................................... $120,000
13 (2) "Bituminous Coal Resources" - To provide
14 reimbursement for work done for the National
15 inventory of bituminous coal resources (including
16 a carryover of approximately $20,000)............ 100,000
17 (3) "Federal Surface Mining Control and
18 Reclamation" - For preparation of detailed
19 statement on potential coal resources and to
20 provide rapid and continued updating of coal area
21 topographic maps................................. 154,000
22 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
23 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
24 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
25 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for the
26 deep mine safety inspections:
27 (1) "Training and Education of Underground
28 Coal Miners" - For the conduct of a training
29 program for private coal industry employees in
30 mine safety and first aid practice including:
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1 (i) safe mine machinery operation, (ii) emergency
2 medical training, and (iii) underground gas
3 detection training and other such activities as
4 may be necessary to carry out the purposes of
5 this grant program............................... $856,000
6 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
7 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
8 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
9 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for the
10 Office of Protection:
11 (1) "Solid Waste Planning, Study, Feasibility
12 and Demonstration Grants" - To be used to demon-
13 strate and evaluate reclamation, stabilization and
14 erosion control of strip mine land for agricultural
15 purposes using municipal sewage sludge........... $81,000
16 (2) "EPA - Planning Grant - Administration" -
17 For the administration and operation of a
18 program to implement the requirements of the
19 Federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act... 1,905,000
20 (3) "Water Pollution Control Grants" -
21 For the conduct and administration of the Statewide
22 water pollution control program plan, including
23 base grant, incentive areas and supplemental
24 programs and for the conduct of a program relating
25 to the Comprehensive Water Quality Management
26 Planning Grant - Public Law 92-500, section 208,
27 and other such activities as may be required to
28 carry out the purposes of these grant
29 programs......................................... 2,845,000
30 (4) "Surface Mine Control and Reclamation -
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1 Administration" - For the administration and
2 operation of a program to implement interim
3 Federal performance standards of the Surface
4 Mine Control and Reclamation Act................. 462,000
5 (5) "Air Pollution Control Program Grants" -
6 For the conduct and administration of a Statewide
7 program for the control, abatement and prevention
8 of air pollution and achievement of Federal
9 ambient air quality standards.................... 2,833,000
10 (6) "Radiation Regulation and Monitoring" -
11 For a cooperative program measuring quantities and
12 concentrations of radioactivity and radiation
13 levels in the environment of commission licensed
14 activities located in the Commonwealth for inspection
15 of ionization radiation sources and other such
16 activities as may be required to carry out the
17 purposes of these grant programs................. 26,000
18 (7) "EPA - Evaluation of Reclamation Efforts" -
19 For a study to determine which strip mine reclamation
20 regulations are contributing to the reclamation of
21 strip mined land................................. 111,000
22 (8) "Surface Mine Control and Reclamation" -
23 For a program to implement the interim regulations
24 of the Federal Surface Mining Control and
25 Reclamation Act.................................. 2,835,000
26 (9) "Safe Drinking Water Research and
27 Demonstration Grants" - For activities involved in
28 the implementation of the Federal Safe Drinking
29 Water Act........................................ 836,000
30 (10) "Compliance Field Testing Data of
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1 Diagnostic X-ray Equipment" - For the conduct of
2 an inspection program to verify adherence to
3 performance standards of diagnostic x-ray equipment
4 certified under Title XXI CFR 1020.30............ 26,000
5 (11) "Chesapeake Bay Study" - To develop and
6 implement planning process to provide for the
7 environmental protection of the Chesapeake Bay... 160,000
8 (12) "Lake Restoration Demonstration Grants" -
9 To establish the trophic status of Pennsylvania's
10 publicly owned fresh water lakes and to support
11 and promote projects relating to water pollution
12 in publicly owned fresh water lakes.............. 400,000
13 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
14 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
15 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
16 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
17 forestry operations:
18 (1) "Forest Fire Protection and Control" -
19 For prevention of forest fires in State and
20 private forests in Pennsylvania and for control
21 of wildfires anywhere in the Commonwealth........ $350,000
22 (2) "Forestry Incentives and Agricultural
23 Conservation Program" - For assistance to landowners
24 applying Federally cost-shared forestry practices
25 to their woodlands, both for conservation and
26 timber production................................ 30,000
27 (3) "Tree Planting and Restoration" - To (i)
28 increase wood production by improving the output of
29 forest tree seedling nurseries, (ii) increase the
30 quality and quantity of wood production through
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1 selection and propagation of superior trees, and
2 (iii) assist the State in reforestation of State-
3 owned lands...................................... 20,000
4 (4) "Cooperative Forest Insect and Disease
5 Control" - For operation of the State's forest
6 pest management program (including a carryover
7 of approximately $186,000)....................... 475,000
8 (5) "Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention -
9 Technical Assistance" - For rendering technical
10 assistance in forest land management, erosion
11 control and watershed protection directed at
12 stabilizing and regulating water supplies and
13 stream flows..................................... 15,000
14 (6) "Resource Conservation and Development" -
15 To (i) increase farm income, (ii) intensify
16 resource conservation efforts, (iii) reduce
17 stream pollution and flood hazard, (iv) promote
18 industrial development, (v) improve water
19 quality, and (vi) strengthen forest based
20 industries....................................... 13,000
21 (7) "Forest Management and Processing" - To
22 provide technical advice on forest management.... 261,000
23 (8) "Youth Conservation Corps" - For
24 assistance to the State in meeting the cost of
25 projects for employing young men and women to
26 develop, preserve and maintain non-Federal
27 public lands and waters within the State......... 1,300,000
28 (9) "Forest Resource Planning" - For a
29 program to develop a Forest Resources Plan for
30 the Commonwealth................................. 20,000
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1 (10) "Renewable Resources Evaluation Program" -
2 For a comprehensive survey and analysis of present
3 and prospective conditions for renewable resources
4 of State and private forest lands................ 15,000
5 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
6 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
7 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
8 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for the
9 control and extinction of forest fires:
10 (1) "Forest Fire Protection and Control" -
11 For prevention of forest fires on State and
12 private forests in Pennsylvania and for control
13 of wildfires anywhere in the Commonwealth........ $200,000
14 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
15 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
16 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
17 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for dam
18 safety, obstructions and storm water management:
19 (1) "Dam Safety Program - Army Corps of
20 Engineers" - To expand the dam safety program to
21 mitigate potential flooding by regulating the
22 construction, operation and maintenance of these
23 hydraulic structures............................. $230,000
24 To the Department of General Services
25 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
26 as much thereof as may be necessary are hereby
27 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
28 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
29 general government operations:
30 (1) "Government Donated Foods" - For the
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1 administrative expense of the government donated
2 food program to distribute Federal surplus
3 foods............................................ $47,000
4 To the Department of Health
5 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
6 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
7 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
8 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for gen-
9 eral government operations:
10 (1) "State Health Planning and Development
11 Agency - Title XV" - To establish the health
12 priorities of the Commonwealth through studies of
13 existing and potential health facilities,
14 manpower and services, and stimulate the
15 development of Areawide Health Systems Agencies.. $1,400,000
16 (2) "Migrant Health Grants" - To provide
17 clinic services at medical centers, and intensify
18 public health nursing services and sanitary
19 surveys of camps for migrant laborers and their
20 families in the Commonwealth and to provide for
21 health services for migrant children............. 351,000
22 (3) "Cooperative Health Statistics - Man-
23 power, Facilities, Vital Statistics" - To
24 develop and implement a health facilities and
25 manpower system. Review and evaluate existing
26 State-level health statistical system to define
27 the extent to which it is responsive to NCHS re-
28 quirements and standards and needs of other data
29 users. Plan, organize, test and implement systems
30 modifications.................................... 486,000
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1 (4) "Disease Control Immunization Program -
2 Project Grants" - To enlist the aid of practicing
3 physicians, official health agencies and volun-
4 teers in an immunization program for all suscep-
5 tible persons in the community, particularly
6 children under the age of five years (including
7 a carryover of approximately $80,000)............ 360,000
8 (5) "Survey and Follow Up - Venereal
9 Disease" - For the carrying out of case-finding
10 surveys and serologic follow-up services......... 580,000
11 (6) "Comprehensive Public Health Services -
12 Formula Grants" - To develop coordinated programs
13 of State and local public health services, includ-
14 ing those directed at maintaining physical and
15 mental health; detection, preventing and control-
16 ling disease, injuries and disability; and pro-
17 tecting and maintaining a healthful environment
18 (including a carryover of approximately $185,000) 1,000,000
19 (7) "Diabetes Control" - To develop and plan
20 for upgrading the quality of diabetes information
21 and to refine various health indices to monitor
22 and evaluate diabetes control programs........... 165,000
23 (8) "Community Health Intervention Project -
24 Lycoming County" - To create a social environment
25 conducive to an individual choosing healthful be-
26 havior in those areas most linked to coronary dis-
27 ease (including a carryover of approximately
28 $62,000)......................................... 193,000
29 (9) "Hypertension Services" - To screen,
30 detect, prevent, refer for treatment and
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1 follow-up to assure appropriate health care is
2 available to hypertensive patients............... 780,000
3 (10) "Health Education/Risk Reduction" - To
4 reduce the burden of chronic disease in the
5 Commonwealth through comprehensive risk reduction
6 health education efforts (including a carryover
7 of approximately $80,000)........................ 260,000
8 (11) "Swine Flu Litigation Reimbursement" -
9 For reimbursement for search of department re-
10 cords in connection with suits against the
11 Federal Government because of the swine flu pro-
12 gram............................................. 10,000
13 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
14 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
15 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
16 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for the
17 administration of the Quality Assurance Program:
18 (1) "Medicare - Health Services Agency Certi-
19 fication" - Perform surveys and inspections to
20 determine whether hospitals, home health
21 agencies, laboratories, clinics and other pro-
22 viders of health services meet requirements as
23 set forth in section 1861 of the Social Security
24 Act and certifying those that qualify to the Sec-
25 retary of Health and Human Services.............. $1,700,000
26 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
27 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
28 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
29 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for the
30 operation of the State Laboratory:
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1 (1) "Maternal and Child Health Services -
2 Metabolic Disease" - For the purposes of screen-
3 ing and diagnosis of neo-natal metabolic dis-
4 eases............................................ $115,000
5 (2) "Comprehensive Public Health Services -
6 Formula Grants" - To develop coordinated programs
7 of State and local public health services, includ-
8 ing those directed at maintaining physical and
9 mental health; detection, preventing and control-
10 ling disease, injuries and disability; and pro-
11 tecting and maintaining a healthful environment.. 220,000
12 (3) "Medicare - Health Services Agency Certi-
13 fication" - Perform surveys and inspections to
14 determine whether hospitals, home health agen-
15 cies, laboratories, clinics and other providers
16 of health services meet requirements as set forth
17 in section 1861 of the Social Security Act, and
18 certifying those that qualify to the Secretary of
19 Health and Human Resources (including a carry-
20 over of approximately $24,000)................... 150,000
21 (4) "Forensic Toxicology Laboratory - Project" -
22 To develop and evaluate the performance of forensic
23 toxicology laboratories by means of proficiency
24 testing.......................................... 120,000
25 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
26 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
27 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
28 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for the
29 operation of the State Health Centers:
30 (1) "Maternal and Child Health Services" -
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1 To extend and improve services, in rural areas
2 and in areas suffering from severe distress, for
3 reducing infant mortality and improvement of
4 the health of mothers and children............... $1,060,000
5 (2) "Crippled Children's Services" - To pro-
6 vide medical, surgical and corrective care and
7 services; facilities for diagnosis, hospitaliza-
8 tion; and post-hospital care for children who are
9 crippled or suffering from conditions which lead
10 to crippling..................................... 900,000
11 (3) "Comprehensive Public Health Services -
12 Formula Grants" - To develop coordinated programs
13 of State and local public health services, includ-
14 ing those directed at maintaining physical and
15 mental health; detection, preventing and control-
16 ling disease, injuries and disability; and pro-
17 tecting and maintaining a healthful environment.. 1,540,000
18 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
19 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
20 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
21 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
22 Maternal and Child Health:
23 (1) "Maternal and Child Health Services" -
24 To extend and improve services, in rural areas
25 and in areas suffering from severe distress, for
26 reducing infant mortality and improvement of the
27 health of mothers and children................... $9,500,000
28 (2) "Special Food Service Program for Women,
29 Infants and Children" - To provide iron and pro-
30 tein rich food to low income pregnant women, lac-
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1 tating mothers, and infants and children......... 35,000,000
2 In addition to the specific amounts appropria-
3 ted herein, all other moneys received from the
4 Federal Government for the Special Food Service
5 Program for women, infants and children are hereby
6 appropriated to such program.
7 (3) "Crippled Children's Services" - To pro-
8 vide medical, surgical and corrective care and
9 services; facilities for diagnosis, hospitaliza-
10 tion; and post-hospital care for children who are
11 crippled or suffering from conditions which lead
12 to crippling..................................... 4,000,000
13 (4) "Disabled Children's Services - SSI" -
14 To provide services to dependents of persons
15 eligible for SSI (including a carryover of approx-
16 imately $900,000)............................... 2,300,000
17 (5) "Genetic Disease Testing and Counseling" -
18 To provide testing and counseling to families in
19 need of genetic testing (including a carryover of
20 approximately $69,000)........................... 292,000
21 (6) "Maternal and Child Health - Improved
22 Pregnancy Outcome" - To improve pregnancy outcome
23 measures and assure parental care (including a
24 carryover of approximately $207,000)............. 507,000
25 (7) "Crippled Children's Services - Projects"
26 - To provide diagnostic, rehabilitative and
27 follow-up treatment to children and their families
28 (including a carryover of approximately $81,000). 705,000
29 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
30 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
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1 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
2 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for coal
3 workers pneumoconiosis services:
4 (1) "Black Lung Clinic Program" - To expand
5 State effort into the screening, diagnosis,
6 treatment and rehabilitation of coal workers with
7 respiratory diseases............................. $1,350,000
8 To the Historical and Museum Commission
9 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
10 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
11 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
12 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for gen-
13 eral government operations:
14 (1) "Division of Historic Preservation" - For
15 operation of the Division of Historic Preserva-
16 tion of the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum
17 Commission....................................... $350,000
18 To the Department of Justice
19 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
20 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
21 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
22 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for the
23 legal services:
24 (1) "Anti-trust Enforcement Plan" - For a
25 program of anti-trust enforcement................ $270,000
26 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
27 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
28 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
29 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for Medi-
30 caid Fraud Control:
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1 (1) "State Medicaid Fraud Control Units" -
2 For a program of Medicaid Fraud Control (inclu-
3 ding a carryover of approximately $160,000)...... $1,721,000
4 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
5 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
6 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
7 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for State
8 Correctional Institutions:
9 (1) "Maintenance of Federal Inmates" - For
10 maintenance of Federal inmates in State Correc-
11 tional Institutions.............................. $246,000
12 To the Department of Labor and Industry
13 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
14 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
15 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
16 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for gen-
17 eral government operations:
18 (1) "Disability Determination" - To determine
19 eligibility of handicapped social security reci-
20 pients........................................... $20,250,000
21 (2) "Occupational Safety and Health Statis-
22 tics" - For costs incurred in collecting data on
23 occupational injuries and illnesses in Pennsyl-
24 vania........................................... 106,000
25 (3) "PDAP - Fire Prevention and Control Plan"
26 - For the design of a Statewide plan for fire
27 prevention and control, including the design
28 of a Statewide plan for fire education and train-
29 ing.............................................. 20,000
30 (4) PAEP - Fire Education Program" - To
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1 develop a comprehensive public fire education
2 program for the Commonwealth..................... 15,000
3 (5) "Assistance to Pennsylvania State Occu-
4 pational Coordinating Committee" - For the sup-
5 port of the administrative and program activities
6 of the Pennsylvania State Occupational Coordina-
7 ting Committee (PASOICC)......................... 202,000
8 To the Department of Military Affairs
9 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
10 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
11 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
12 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for gene-
13 ral government operations:
14 (1) "National Guard - Maintenance Facilities
15 and Training Sites" - To provide storage of equip-
16 ment and utilities and service for support for
17 National Guard Units............................. $225,000
18 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
19 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
20 specifically appropriated to supplement the sums
21 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for the
22 Veterans' Homes:
23 (1) "Soldiers' and Sailors' Home" - To maintain
24 and operate a domiciliary and nursing unit for dis-
25 charged, aged and indigent veterans of the United
26 States Armed Services........................... 507,000
27 (2) "Hollidaysburg Veterans' Home" - To maintain
28 and operate a domiciliary and nursing unit for dis-
29 charged, aged and indigent veterans of the United
30 States Armed Services and their spouses.......... 325,000
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1 To the Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole
2 The following Federal Augmentation amounts,
3 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
4 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
5 appropriated from Commonwealth revenue for general
6 government operations:
7 (1) "NIC - Technical Assistance in Develop-
8 ing Training Capabilities" - To provide tech-
9 nical assistance in the development of training
10 capabilities for the continued implementation of
11 the joint State/County Training Project.......... $10,000
12 To the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
13 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
14 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are
15 hereby specifically appropriated to supplement
16 the sum authorized to be billed to utilities for
17 the operation of the commission:
18 (1) "PURPA Grants, Title I" - To help the
19 commission comply with the mandatory requirements
20 of the Federal Public Utility Regulatory Policies
21 Act (PURPA) (including a carryover of approxi-
22 mately $8,000)................................... $258,000
23 (2) "Natural Gas Pipeline Safety"- To enforce
24 the regulations of the Natural Gas Pipeline
25 Safety Act....................................... 165,000
26 (3) "Railroad Safety" - For safety inspectors
27 to survey and patrol over 14,000 miles of
28 trackage to eliminate derailment and provide safe
29 rail travel...................................... 387,000
30 Any Federal funds which the Public Utility
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1 Commission receives pursuant to these
2 appropriations shall not be credited to any
3 utility nor used to lower the annual assessment
4 of any utility.
5 To the Department of Public Welfare
6 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
7 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
8 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
9 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
10 general government operations:
11 (1) "Child Welfare Services" - For administra-
12 tive expenses incurred for general government
13 operations in establishing, extending and
14 strengthening services provided by the
15 Commonwealth and local Public Welfare Programs
16 for development services which will prevent the
17 neglect, abuse, exploitation or delinquency of
18 children......................................... $1,750,000
19 (2) "Rehabilitation Services and Facilities -
20 Basic Support Administration" - For administra-
21 tive expenses incurred for general government
22 operations in support of the provision of voca-
23 tional rehabilitation services to persons with
24 mental and physical handicaps and to provide
25 small business opportunities for the
26 blind through vending stands..................... 630,000
27 (3) "Medical Assistance Program Administra-
28 tion" - for administrative expenses incurred for
29 general government operations in support of the
30 provision of medical assistance on behalf of
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1 eligible persons................................. 7,300,000
2 (4) "Maintenance Assistance Training" - To
3 train Commonwealth personnel in support of the
4 Maintenance Assistance Program................... 225,000
5 (5) "Maintenance Assistance Administration" -
6 For administrative expenses incurred for general
7 government operations in support of the provision
8 of supplemental security income and cash and
9 emergency assistance to eligible persons......... 4,984,000
10 (6) "Foster Grandparent Program Administra-
11 tion" - For administrative expenses incurred for
12 general government operations in support of the
13 Foster Grandparent Program....................... 40,000
14 (7) "Food Stamp Program - Administration" -
15 For administrative expenses incurred for
16 general government operations in relation to
17 the Food Stamp Program........................... 1,099,000
18 (8) "Work Incentive Program Administration" -
19 For administrative expenses incurred for general
20 government operations in relation to the Work In-
21 centive Program.................................. 600,000
22 (9) "Developmental Disabilities - Basic
23 Support" - To plan, administer, provide services
24 and contract facilities for the developmentally
25 disabled......................................... 3,500,000
26 (10) "Planning, Delivery and Advocacy
27 of Children's Services" - For research in
28 planning, delivery and advocacy of children's
29 services......................................... 30,000
30 (11) "Child Nutrition Programs" - For a
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1 program to expand participation in child
2 nutrition programs............................... 20,000
3 (12) "Handicapped Regulations Implementation" -
4 For implementation of handicapped regulations.... 50,000
5 (13) "Handicapped Newsletter" - For a news-
6 letter to the handicapped and organizations that
7 serve the handicapped............................ 40,000
8 (14) "Cambodian and Vietnamese Refugees -
9 Social Services" - For administration of social
10 services to needy Cambodian and Vietnamese
11 refugees......................................... 300,000
12 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
13 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
14 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
15 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for the
16 Office of Information Systems:
17 (1) "Maintenance Assistance" - For admini-
18 strative expenses incurred by the Office of
19 Information Systems in providing cash and
20 emergency assistance to eligible families........ $2,687,000
21 (2) "Medical Assistance Information Systems"
22 - For administrative expenses incurred by the
23 Office of Information Systems in providing for
24 medical assistance on behalf of eligible persons. 2,614,000
25 (3) "Food Stamp Program" - For expenses
26 incurred by the Office of Information Systems in
27 providing an information system in relation to
28 the Food Stamp Program........................... 810,000
29 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
30 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
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1 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
2 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for county
3 administration:
4 (1) "Maintenance Assistance" - For admini-
5 strative expenses for county administration in
6 relation to provision of supplemental security
7 income and cash and emergency assistance to
8 eligible persons................................. $47,900,000
9 (2) "Public Assistance - State and Local
10 Training" - To train Commonwealth personnel in
11 support of Maintenance Assistance Programs....... 2,538,000
12 (3) "Medical Assistance - County Administra-
13 tion" - For administrative expenses incurred for
14 county administration in relation to the provi-
15 sion of medical assistance services.............. 26,167,000
16 (4) "Work Incentive Program - County Adminis-
17 tration" - For administrative expenses incurred
18 for county administration in relation to the Work
19 Incentive Program................................ 2,975,000
20 (5) "Food Stamp Program - County Administra-
21 tion" - For administrative expenses incurred for
22 county administration in relation to the Food
23 Stamp Program.................................... 16,133,000
24 (6) "Emergency Energy Conservation Assistance
25 Services" - To help lessen the impact of the
26 high cost of energy on low income families
27 and individuals.................................. 5,000,000
28 (7) "Emergency Energy Services" - To help
29 lessen the impact of the high cost of energy on
30 low income families and individuals.............. 210,000,000
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1 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
2 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
3 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
4 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for the
5 Program Accountability:
6 (1) "Medical Assistance - Program Account-
7 ability"......................................... $717,000
8 (2) "Maintenance Assistance - Program Account-
9 ability".......................................... 1,641,000
10 (3) "Child Support Enforcement Program - Pro-
11 gram Accountability" - For costs incurred by
12 Program Accountability in support of the
13 Child Support Enforcement Program................ 22,412,000
14 (4) "Food Stamp Program - Program Accounta-
15 bility" - For administrative expenses incurred by
16 Program Accountability in support of
17 the Food Stamp Program........................... 246,000
18 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
19 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
20 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
21 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for sub-
22 sidies for the blind:
23 (1) "Rehabilitation Services and Facilities -
24 Basic Support" - For provision of vocational
25 rehabilitation services to blind persons; also,
26 to provide small business opportunities for the
27 blind through vending operations................. $4,196,000
28 (2) "Vocational Rehabilitation Services for
29 Social Security Disability Beneficiaries" - For
30 provision of rehabilitation services to disability
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1 beneficiaries to enable their return to gainful
2 employment....................................... 600,000
3 (3) "Vocational Rehabilitation Services for
4 Supplemental Security Income Recipients" - For
5 provision of rehabilitation services to blind
6 supplemental security income recipients to enable
7 their return to gainful employment............... 405,000
8 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
9 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
10 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
11 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for rest-
12 oration centers:
13 (1) "Medical Assistance" - For the provision
14 of medical assistance services to eligible persons
15 at State restoration centers..................... $11,849,000
16 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
17 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
18 specifically appropriated to supplement the sums
19 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for State
20 General Hospitals:
21 (1) "Medicare Services at State General Hos-
22 pitals" - For the provision of medical services
23 at State General Hospitals that are reimbursable
24 under Medicare................................... $34,000,000
25 (2) "Medical Assistance" - For the provision
26 of medical assistance services to eligible persons
27 at State General Hospitals....................... 8,941,000
28 The following federal augmentation amounts,
29 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
30 specifically appropriated to supplement the sums
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1 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for State
2 mental hospitals:
3 (1) "Hospital Improvement Grants - State Men-
4 tal Hospitals" - For State mental hospital pro-
5 jects that will improve the quality of care,
6 treatment and rehabilitation of patients......... $141,000
7 (2) "Medical Assistance - State Mental
8 Hospitals" - For the provision of medical
9 assistance services to eligible persons at
10 State mental hospitals........................... 68,041,000
11 (3) "Medicare Services - State Mental Hospi-
12 tals" - For provision of medical services at State
13 mental hospitals that are reimbursable under
14 Medicare......................................... 9,000,000
15 (4) "Mental Health Training Grant - To in-
16 crease the effectiveness of staff in the mental
17 hospitals........................................ 184,000
18 (5) "Indochinese Mental Health Out-
19 reach/Training Project" - To develop the skills
20 required to effectively treat the mental health
21 problems of Indochinese refugees................. 203,000
22 (6) "Medical Library Assistance Grant" - To
23 improve health information resources and
24 services in a regional medical library
25 network.......................................... 8,000
26 (7) "Mental Health Research Grant - EPPI" -
27 For the improvement of service systems
28 in State mental hospitals........................ 30,000
29 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
30 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
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1 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
2 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
3 State centers for the mentally retarded:
4 (1) "Medical Assistance - State Centers" -
5 For the provision of medical assistance services to
6 eligible persons in State centers for the mentally
7 retarded......................................... $107,897,000
8 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
9 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
10 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
11 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for cash
12 assistance:
13 (1) "Maintenance Assistance - Cash Grants" -
14 For provision of cash and emergency assistance to
15 eligible families with dependent children, Indo-
16 chinese refugees and Cuban refugees.............. $440,533,000
17 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
18 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
19 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
20 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for med-
21 ical assistance non-institutional:
22 (1) "Medical Assistance - Non-institutional"
23 - For provision of non-institutional medical
24 assistance services to eligible persons, Indo-
25 chinese refugees and Cuban refugees and for pro-
26 vision of emergency services to eligible persons. $126,677,000
27 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
28 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
29 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
30 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for public
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1 nursing homes:
2 (1) "Medical Assistance - Public Nursing Homes" -
3 For provision of medical assistance services to
4 patients in public nursing homes................. $125,456,000
5 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
6 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
7 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
8 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for private
9 nursing homes:
10 (1) "Medical Assistance - Private Nursing Homes" -
11 For provision of medical assistance services to
12 patients in private nursing homes................ $155,285,000
13 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
14 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
15 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
16 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
17 institutional non-nursing homes:
18 (1) "Medical Assistance - Institutional
19 Non-Nursing Homes" - For provision of medical
20 assistance services in institutional non-nursing
21 homes............................................ $211,410,000
22 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
23 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are here-
24 by specifically appropriated to supplement the
25 sum appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
26 community services for the mentally ill:
27 (1) "Comprehensive Public Health Services -
28 Formula Grants - Community Mental Health Services" -
29 To assist in establishing and maintaining
30 adequate community, mental and environ-
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1 mental public health services, including training
2 of personnel for State and public health work.... $617,000
3 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
4 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
5 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
6 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for com-
7 munity services for the mentally retarded:
8 (1) "Medical Assistance - Community Services
9 for the Mentally Retarded" - To provide community-
10 based services to mentally retarded medical
11 assistance recipients............................ $6,852,000
12 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
13 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
14 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
15 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
16 intermediate care facilities:
17 (1) "Medical Assistance - Intermediate Care
18 Facilities" - For the provision of medical
19 assistance services in intermediate care facilities
20 to eligible persons.............................. $3,789,000
21 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
22 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
23 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
24 appropriated form Commonwealth revenues for
25 training personnel at geriatric homes:
26 (1) "Medical Assistance Training for Geria-
27 tric Homes" - To provide training of personnel
28 working in public and private nursing homes...... $150,000
29 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
30 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
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1 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
2 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for pay-
3 ments to counties for child welfare programs:
4 (1) "Child Welfare Services" - To establish,
5 extend and strengthen services provided by local
6 public welfare programs for development of
7 services which will prevent the neglect, abuse,
8 exploitation or delinquency of children........... $1,056,000
9 (2) "Maintenance Assistance - Child
10 Welfare" - For provision of foster care
11 through child welfare programs to eligible
12 persons........................................... 16,524,000
13 (3) "Indochinese Refugee Program" - For
14 provision of child welfare services to refugees
15 from Indochina.................................... 700,000
16 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
17 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are
18 hereby specifically appropriated to supplement
19 the sum appropriated from Commonwealth
20 revenues for day care:
21 (1) "Indochinese Refugee Program - Day
22 Care" - For provision of day care services
23 to refugees from Indochina........................ $1,247,000
24 (2) "Work Incentive Program (WIN) Day
25 Care" - For provision of child care in
26 relation to the Work Incentive Program............ 800,000
27 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
28 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
29 specifically appropriated for social services:
30 (1) "Indochinese Refugee Program Social
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1 Services" - For the provisions of social
2 services to refugees from Indochina............... $6,000,000
3 The above appropriations to the Department of
4 Public Welfare include any prior earnings that
5 may be received during fiscal year 1980-1981.
6 Reimbursements - In addition to the amounts
7 specifically appropriated herein to the Depart-
8 ment of Public Welfare, all moneys appropriated
9 from the Federal Government during any previous
10 fiscal year which are expected to be received as
11 reimbursements may be carried forward until
12 June 30, 1981 to the extent that contracted
13 obligations are carried forward. In addition, any
14 reimbursements actually received to support such
15 obligations may also be carried forward.
16 To the Department of Transportation
17 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
18 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
19 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
20 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for Mass
21 Transit Operations:
22 (1) "Urban Mass Transportation Technical
23 Studies Grants" - For support of planning and
24 technical studies directed at development of
25 a unified or officially coordinated Urban
26 Transportation System............................. $403,000
27 (2) "Title IV Rail Assistance - Program
28 Operations and Planning" - For administrative
29 and planning costs associated with the Title IV
30 Rail Assistance Program. Additionally, an amount
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1 of $482,000 of the funds appropriated herein
2 shall be used only for Rural Public Transportation
3 Demonstration Projects............................ 771,000
4 (3) "Capital Assistance Elderly and
5 Handicapped Program - Administration" - For
6 administration costs associated with the Capital
7 Assistance Elderly and Handicapped Programs....... 22,000
8 (4) "Rural Highway Public Transportation
9 Demonstration Program - Administration" - To
10 provide technical assistance for demonstration
11 projects to encourage the use of mass transit
12 within rural and small urban areas and between
13 such areas........................................ 65,000
14 (5) "Surface Transportation Assistance -
15 Program Operations and Planning" - For
16 administrative and planning costs associated
17 with the Federal program for capital and
18 operative assistance to public transportation
19 projects.......................................... 242,000
20 (6) "Ridesharing - Program Operation and
21 Planning" - For administrative costs for the
22 promotion and implementation of company-based
23 ridesharing programs.............................. 85,000
24 (7) "Hydrogen Powered Bus Demonstration
25 Project" - For development of a hydrogen
26 powered bus to carry people and goods within
27 metropolitan areas speedily and safely........... 200,000
28 (8) "Electric Powered Trolley Bus
29 Demonstration Project" - For development of
30 an electric powered trolley to carry people
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1 and goods within metropolitan areas speedily
2 and safely........................................ 800,000
3 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
4 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are
5 hereby specifically appropriated to supplement
6 the sum appropriated from Commonwealth revenues
7 for Intercity Rail and Rural Bus Transportation:
8 (1) "Title IV Rail Assistance - Subsidy" -
9 For operating subsidies, lease payments and
10 accelerated maintenance on rail lines to be
11 abandoned......................................... $3,527,000
12 (2) "Title IV Rail Assistance - Capital" -
13 To acquire and rehabilitate rail lines to be
14 abandoned relating to projects costing more
15 than $100,000..................................... 6,480,000
16 (3) "Title IV Rail Assistance - Capital
17 (Current Revenue Projects)" - To acquire and
18 rehabilitate rail lines to be abandoned
19 relating to projects costing less than
20 $100,000 each..................................... 386,000
21 (4) "Surface Transportation Assistance" -
22 To provide matching grants to be used to
23 support public transportation projects in
24 rural and small urban areas, for the
25 continuation and improvement of intercity
26 bus service and administration.................... 2,554,000
27 (5) "Surface Transportation Assistance -
28 Capital" - To provide matching grants to be
29 used for capital improvement projects for
30 public transportation systems in rural and
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1 small urban areas and for the acquisition of
2 intercity passenger rail lines.................... 6,000,000
3 Section 4. The Secretary of the Budget may create the
4 following restricted receipt accounts for the purpose of
5 administering Federal grants only for the purposes herein
6 designated during the fiscal period July 1, 1980 through June
7 30, 1981.
8 Governor's Office
9 (1) "Energy Council - Department of Energy, Federal Energy
10 Administration."
11 (2) "Council on the Arts - National Endowment for the Arts -
12 Dance Touring Program."
13 Department of Community Affairs
14 (1) "Emergency Energy Grants" - To facilitate a program of
15 distributing funds through local governmental and nonprofit
16 agencies to provide for payment of fuel supplies for low income
17 individuals.
18 (2) "Comprehensive Planning Assistance" - To provide local
19 governments with Federal moneys for planning and land
20 development.
21 Department of Education
22 (1) "Vocational Education Programs" - To support: vocational
23 education programs, construction of area vocational education
24 school facilities, consumer education, compensation of students
25 in work study programs, at pilot and exemplary projects in
26 vocational education.
27 (2) "ESEA Title IV - Education Innovation and Support" - To
28 provide incentive grants for developmental purposes to school
29 districts, intermediate units and other applicable agencies
30 desiring to create or adopt a solution to a major educational
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1 problem and to improve library and learning resources at the
2 local school districts and private nonprofit schools.
3 (3) "ESEA Title I - Exceptional and Educationally Deprived
4 Children - To provide special educational needs and related
5 services for children in institutions for the neglected and
6 delinquent children, to provide financial assistance to local
7 educational agencies in areas with high concentrations of low
8 income children, and to initiate, expand or improve the
9 educational programs for the handicapped in approved private
10 schools, State schools or institutions operated or supported by
11 the Commonwealth, and to provide migrant children with
12 educational experiences and services related to the educational
13 process.
14 (4) "Education of the Handicapped Act - C" - To establish a
15 family center demonstration program for preschool handicapped
16 children and disseminate techniques developed; to develop a
17 comprehensive plan for the education of the preschool
18 handicapped; and to develop and operate resource centers.
19 (5) "Adult Basic Education - Federal Grants" - To encourage
20 and expand basic education programs through 12th grade for
21 adults 16 years and over.
22 (6) "Gifted and Talented" - To provide aid in the area of
23 gifted and talented education to the intermediate units and
24 school districts.
25 (7) "Education of the Handicapped Act - B" - To initiate,
26 expand, or improve educational programs for handicapped
27 children.
28 (8) "Food Nutrition Service" - To initiate, maintain and
29 expand nonprofit food services programs including the school
30 breakfast program for children, through grants-in-aid and the
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1 purchase of equipment.
2 (9) "Library Services and Construction Act - Library
3 Construction" - For matching payments to local libraries and for
4 expanding library services.
5 (10) "Higher Education Act of 1965 - Community Services
6 Program" - For grants to universities assisting university
7 communities in alleviating problems.
8 (11) "Handicapped Personnel Preparation" - To carry out a
9 program of personnel preparation designed to produce
10 competencies in educators supporting handicapped children.
11 (12) "Career Education Incentive Act" - To provide funds to
12 local school districts for the purpose of developing and
13 implementing comprehensive career education programs in grades
14 kindergarten through 12.
15 (13) "ESEA Title IV-D" - To provide State leadership and
16 supervisory services in the fields of guidance, counseling and
17 testing; and to provide grants for developing a comprehensive
18 guidance, counseling and testing in schools.
19 (14) "State Library - Promotion of the Humanities" - To
20 provide a program to promote adult humanities programs.
21 (15) "Indochinese Refugee Children Assistance" - To provide
22 funds to local school districts for educational programs for
23 Indochinese refugees.
24 (16) "Higher Education Facilities (VII)" - For
25 reconstruction and renovation grants to higher educational
26 institutions to remove architectural barriers to the
27 handicapped.
28 (17) "Special Arts Project - Emergency School Aid Act" - To
29 provide arts education to minority students.
30 (18) "Basic Skills Improvement" - To provide funding for the
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1 development and implementation of comprehensive programs to
2 improve basic skills proficiency and instruction.
3 (19) "Penn State University Federal Aid" - For payment of
4 Federal aid to land grant colleges.
5 Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency
6 (1) "Receipts from Federal Government - Contributions for
7 Civil Defense Supplies, Equipment and Facilities" - For Federal
8 reimbursement for equipment, supplies and facilities.
9 (2) "Receipts from Federal Government - Contributions for
10 Civil Defense Personnel and Administrative Expenses" - For
11 payment of salaries, benefits and administrative expenses and
12 travel of authorized State and local defense employees.
13 (3) "Receipts from Federal Government - Civil Defense -
14 Disaster Relief Assistance to State and Political Subdivisions"
15 - For assistance to State and local governments and to selected
16 private nonprofit facilities in alleviating emergencies arising
17 from major disasters.
18 Department of Environmental Resources
19 (1) "Federal Water Resources Planning Act" - To be used for
20 conservation, development and utilization of water and related
21 land resources including but not limited to: development of a
22 State Water Plan, increasing State participation in such
23 planning and participation in river basin commissions.
24 (2) "Federal Reimbursement - ARC Post-flood Planning Costs"
25 - For deposit of Federal funds to carry out through the
26 Appalachian Regional Commission a proposal for a subsidence and
27 mining related program and its coordination with post-hurricane
28 Agnes planning.
29 (3) "Federal Aid to Volunteer Fire Companies" - For deposit
30 of Federal funds received in accordance with Title IV of the
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1 Rural Development Act of 1972.
2 (4) "Federal Land and Water Conservation Fund Act" - For
3 deposit of Federal funds received from the Bureau of Outdoor
4 Recreation for outdoor recreation.
5 (5) "National Forest Reserve Allotment" - For payment of
6 funds to those counties in which National Forests are located.
7 (6) "Flood Control Payments" - To be used to defray county
8 expenses.
9 (7) "Federal Land and Water Conservation Fund Act -
10 Environmental Resources."
11 (8) "Environmental Protection Agency - Resource Conservation
12 and Recovery Act" - To provide grants to regional planning
13 agencies or county governments to carry out the Federal Resource
14 Conservation and Recovery Act.
15 (9) "Interior Department - Surface Mine Control and
16 Reclamation Act of 1977 - Regulation" - For planning and program
17 implementation of the provisions of the Surface Mining Control
18 and Reclamation Act of 1977.
19 (10) "Soil and Water Conservation Act - Inventory of
20 Programs" - To provide assistance through the states, to local
21 soil and water conservation districts to develop an inventory of
22 long term soil and water resources programs conducted under the
23 United States Department of Agriculture.
24 (11) "Reimbursement for Flood Related Costs" - To restore
25 and replace damaged department facilities such as forestry roads
26 and bridges, State parks facilities, flood protection projects
27 and streams damaged as a result of the Agnes Flood of 1972.
28 (12) "Reimbursement for 1973 Flood Related Costs" - To
29 provide assistance to states, local government, owners of
30 selected private non-profit facilities and individuals in
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1 alleviating suffering and hardship resulting from emergencies of
2 major disaster declared by the President.
3 (13) "Reimbursement for 1975 Flood Related Costs" - To
4 restore and replace damaged department facilities such as
5 forestry roads and bridges, State parks facilities, damage to
6 flood protection projects and to streams damaged as a result of
7 the Flood of 1975.
8 (14) "Reimbursement for 1976 Flood Related Costs" - To
9 restore and replace damaged department facilities as a result of
10 the Flood of 1976.
11 (15) "Coastal Zone Management" - To implement a management
12 program for the use of the land and water resources of the
13 State's coastal zone located along Lake Erie and the Delaware
14 Estuary.
15 Historical and Museum Commission
16 (1) "Federal Grant - Historical Preservation Act of 1966" -
17 For deposit and disbursement of Federal funds per regulations of
18 the Historical Preservation Act of 1966.
19 Department of Transportation
20 (1) "Capital Assistance Elderly and Handicapped Programs."
21 (2) "Rural Highway Public Demonstration Program - FHWA."
22 (3) "Railroad Rehabilitation and Improvement Assistance."
23 (4) "Ridesharing Program."
24 Section 5. The following sums, or as much thereof as may be
25 necessary, are hereby specifically appropriated or allocated
26 from the Federal Title XX Social Services Funds to the several
27 hereinafter named agencies of the Executive Departments of the
28 Commonwealth for the payment of the expenses of implementing and
29 carrying out the programs stated herein for the fiscal year
30 beginning July 1, 1980 and for the payment of bills incurred and
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1 remaining unpaid at the close of the fiscal period ending June
2 30, 1981.
3 To the Department of Public Welfare
4 The following Federal Title XX Social Services
5 augmentation amounts, or as much thereof as may
6 be necessary, are hereby specifically appropri-
7 ated to supplement the sum appropriated from
8 Commonwealth revenues for general government
9 operations:
10 (1) "Social Services (XX) General
11 Government" - For administrative expenses
12 incurred for general government operations in
13 support of the provision of social services to
14 eligible persons.................................. $4,800,000
15 (2) "Social Services (XX) Training - General
16 Government" - To train Commonwealth personnel
17 in support of social services programs............ 1,000
18 The following Federal Title XX Social Services
19 augmentation amounts, or as much thereof as may
20 be necessary, are hereby specifically appropri-
21 ated to supplement the sum appropriated from
22 Commonwealth revenues for county administration:
23 (1) "Social Services (XX) County Administra-
24 tion" - For administrative expenses incurred for
25 county administration in relation to providing
26 services to eligible persons...................... $28,100,000
27 (2) "Social Services (XX) Training - County
28 Administration" - For training expenses incurred
29 for county administration in support of social
30 services programs................................. 100,000
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1 The following Federal Title XX Social Services
2 augmentation amounts, or as much thereof as may
3 be necessary, are hereby specifically appropri-
4 ated to supplement the sum appropriated from
5 Commonwealth revenues for program accountability:
6 (1) "Social Services (XX) Program Accountabil-
7 ity" - To conduct audit and investigative activi-
8 ties of social services programs.................. $120,000
9 The following Federal Title XX Social Services
10 augmentation amounts, or as much thereof as may
11 be necessary, are hereby specifically appropri-
12 ated to supplement the sum appropriated from
13 Commonwealth revenues for subsidies for the
14 visually handicapped:
15 (1) "Social Services (XX) Blind Program" -
16 For provision of social services for eligible
17 blind persons..................................... $2,400,000
18 (2) "Social Services (XX) Training - Blind
19 Programs" - For training purposes in relation
20 to programs for eligible blind persons............ 44,000
21 The following Federal Title XX Social Services
22 augmentation amounts, or as much thereof as may
23 be necessary, are hereby specifically appropri-
24 ated to supplement the sum appropriated from
25 Commonwealth revenues for basic institutional
26 programs for youth offenders:
27 (1) "Social Services (XX) Secure Youth
28 Programs" - For provision of social services
29 related to basic institutional programs for youth
30 offenders......................................... $2,200,000
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1 (2) "Social Services (XX) Training - Youth
2 Institutions" - To provide training and retrain-
3 ing of YDC-YFC social service personnel........... 388,000
4 The following Federal Title XX Social Services
5 augmentation amounts, or as much thereof as may
6 be necessary, are hereby specifically appropri-
7 ated to supplement the sum appropriated from
8 Commonwealth revenues for community services for
9 the mentally ill:
10 (1) "Social Services (XX) - Community Mental
11 Health Services" - For provision of community
12 mental health services to eligible persons........ $8,821,000
13 (2) "Social Services (XX) Training - Community
14 Mental Health Services" - For training purposes
15 in relation to community mental health programs
16 for eligible persons.............................. 361,000
17 The following Federal Title XX Social Services
18 augmentation amounts, or as much thereof as may
19 be necessary, are hereby specifically appropri-
20 ated from Commonwealth revenues for community
21 services for the mentally retarded:
22 (1) "Social Services (XX) Community Services
23 for the Mentally Retarded" - For provision of
24 community services to eligible persons............ $8,874,000
25 (2) "Social Services (XX) Training - Community
26 Services for the Mentally Retarded" - For train-
27 ing purposes in relation to community mental
28 retardation programs for eligible persons......... 360,000
29 The following Federal Title XX Social Services
30 augmentation amounts, or as much thereof as may
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1 be necessary, are hereby specifically appropri-
2 ated to supplement the sum appropriated from
3 Commonwealth revenues for payments to counties
4 for child welfare programs:
5 (1) "Social Services (XX) Child Welfare" -
6 For provision of child welfare services to
7 eligible persons.................................. $14,568,000
8 (2) "Social Services (XX) Training - Child
9 Welfare" - For training personnel in support of
10 child welfare programs............................ 482,000
11 The following Federal Title XX Social Services
12 augmentation amounts, or as much thereof as may
13 be necessary, are hereby specifically appropri-
14 ated to supplement the sum appropriated from
15 Commonwealth revenues for day care:
16 (1) "Social Services (XX) Day Care" - For
17 provision of social services to eligible
18 persons in day care programs...................... $50,838,000
19 (2) "Social Services (XX) Training - Day
20 Care" - To train personnel in support of day care
21 programs.......................................... 1,462,000
22 The following Federal Title XX Social Services
23 augmentation amounts, or as much thereof as may be
24 necessary, are hereby specifically appropriated
25 to supplement the sum appropriated from Commonwealth
26 revenues for adult placement:
27 (1) "Social Services (XX) Adult Placement" -
28 For provision of adult placement services to
29 eligible persons................................. $1,500,000
30 The following Federal Title XX Social Services
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1 augmentation amounts, or as much thereof as may be
2 necessary, are hereby specifically appropriated to
3 supplement the sum appropriated from Commonwealth
4 revenues for family planning:
5 (1) "Social Services (XX) Family Planning" -
6 For provision of family planning services to
7 eligible persons................................. $4,485,000
8 (2) "Social Services (XX) Training Family
9 Planning" - For training of personnel in support
10 of family planning services...................... 260,000
11 The following Federal Title XX Social Services
12 augmentation amounts, or as much thereof as may be
13 necessary, are hereby specifically appropriated to
14 supplement the sum appropriated from Commonwealth
15 revenues for legal services:
16 (1) "Social Services (XX) Legal Services" -
17 For provision of legal services.................. $8,190,000
18 (2) "Social Services (XX) Training Legal
19 Services" - For training personnel in support of
20 legal services................................... 164,000
21 The following Federal Title XX Social Services
22 augmentation amounts, or as much thereof as may
23 be necessary, are hereby specifically appropri-
24 ated for social services:
25 (1) "Social Services (XX) Training - Social
26 Services" - For training personnel in relation to
27 social services programs.......................... $219,000
28 (2) "Social Services (XX) Transfer to Aging
29 for Training" - For subgrant from the Department
30 of Public Welfare to the Department of Aging for
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1 training personnel in relation to aging programs.. 1,779,000
2 (3) "Social Services (XX) Transfer to West
3 Chester for Training" - For subgrant from the
4 Department of Public Welfare to West Chester
5 State College for training purposes in relation
6 to social services employees...................... 45,000
7 (4) "Social Services (XX) Social Services" -
8 For provision of social service programs for
9 eligible persons.................................. 10,388,000
10 (5) "Social Services (XX) Transfer to Aging
11 for Social Services" - For subgrant from the
12 Department of Public Welfare to the Department
13 of Aging for provision of aging services to
14 eligible persons.................................. 16,845,000
15 (6) "Social Services (XX) Transfer to Aging
16 for Administration" - For subgrant from the
17 Department of Public Welfare to the Department of
18 Aging for administration of programs for the
19 aging............................................. 962,000
20 The above appropriations to the Department of
21 Public Welfare include any prior earnings that
22 may be received during fiscal year 1980-1981.
23 Reimbursements - In addition to the amounts
24 specifically appropriated herein to the
25 Department of Public Welfare, all moneys
26 appropriated from the Federal Government during
27 any previous fiscal year which are expected to
28 be received as reimbursements may be carried
29 forward until June 30, 1981 to the extent that
30 contracted obligations are carried forward.
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1 In addition, any reimbursements actually received
2 to support such obligations may also be carried
3 forward.
4 Section 6. (a) The following sums, or as much thereof as
5 may be necessary, are hereby specifically appropriated from the
6 Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) Funds to the
7 several hereinafter named agencies of the Executive Department
8 of the Commonwealth for the payment of the expenses of
9 implementing and carrying out the programs stated herein for the
10 fiscal year beginning July 1, 1980 and for the payment of bills
11 incurred and remaining unpaid at the close of the fiscal period
12 ending June 30, 1981.
13 To the Governor's Office
14 (a) Office of Budget and Administration
15 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
16 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are
17 hereby specifically appropriated to supplement
18 the sum appropriated from Commonwealth revenues
19 for administration:
20 (1) "CETA Accounting - To provide accounting
21 and auditing services for CETA Governor's Special
22 Grant Titles IIB and IV and CETA Balance of
23 State Titles IIB, IID, IV, VI, VII............... $784,000
24 (b) For the Office of Policy and Planning
25 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
26 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
27 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
28 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
29 administration:
30 (1) "CETA Title II - Economic Development
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1 Committee" - To establish and operate an Economic
2 Development Committee of the Cabinet in order to
3 improve the State's economic climate for jobs
4 (including a carryover of approximately $45,000).. $200,000
5 (c) For the Pennsylvania Commission for Women
6 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
7 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
8 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
9 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
10 general government operations:
11 (1) "CETA - Work Training Program" - For the
12 first phase of a three-year project for the commission
13 to promote and expand the involvement of women in
14 the CETA work/training programs (including a
15 carryover of approximately $32,500)............... $142,000
16 To the Department of Agriculture
17 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
18 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
19 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
20 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
21 general government operations:
22 (1) "CETA (VI) Rural Housing" - Rural housing
23 to develop a multiservice program for rehabili-
24 tating housing and provide employment for
25 economically disadvantaged and unemployed per-
26 sons; also, for the repair of rural homes,
27 particularly homes owned by the handicapped, low
28 income public assistance recipients and senior
29 citizens, with the high priority given to farm
30 houses and rural small town residents............. $180,000
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1 To the Civil Service Commission
2 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
3 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
4 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
5 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
6 general government operations:
7 (1) "Selection Services for CETA Prime
8 Sponsors" - To establish a unit within the
9 Civil Service Commission to provide selection
10 services needed by CETA prime sponsors who are
11 unable to provide their own personnel selection
12 services......................................... $116,000
13 To the Department of Commerce
14 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
15 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
16 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
17 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
18 general government operations:
19 (1) "CETA - Technical Assistance" - To
20 provide technical assistance regarding the
21 use and benefits of the CETA program to
22 grant recipients who have received Commerce
23 Department Grants................................. $36,000
24 (2) "CETA - Economic Development Recruitment" -
25 To expand the existing data base to include the
26 nonmanufacturing sectors to serve as guidelines
27 for economic development recruitment efforts...... 118,000
28 To the Department of Community Affairs
29 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
30 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
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1 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
2 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
3 general government operations:
4 (1) "CETA - Regional Offices" - For personnel
5 to implement an intensive training and job
6 development program in the department's regional
7 offices........................................... $150,000
8 (2) "CETA - Management and Programmatic
9 Capabilities" - To upgrade the management and
10 programmatic capabilities of community based
11 nonprofit organizations........................... 225,000
12 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
13 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are
14 hereby specifically appropriated to supplement
15 the sum appropriated from Commonwealth revenues
16 for planning assistance:
17 (1) "CETA - Careers in Energy" - For a
18 program which will help develop careers in con-
19 servation and alternative energy areas which will
20 provide opportunities for graduates of
21 weatherization training........................... $1,000,000
22 (2) "CETA (III) Services to Displaced Home-
23 makers" - To establish a Statewide program to
24 provide counseling, training and job placement
25 services to displaced homemakers.................. 160,000
26 To the Department of Education
27 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
28 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
29 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
30 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
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1 general government operations:
2 (1) "CETA - Supplementary Vocational
3 Education Activities" - To administer programs
4 providing educational training opportunities...... $1,561,000
5 (2) "CETA - Penscript" - To provide local
6 employment opportunity information to
7 Pennsylvania youth................................ 200,000
8 (3) "CETA - Career Development" - To develop
9 a career development curriculum to interface
10 with comprehensive career education programs now
11 being implemented throughout the State............ 200,000
12 (4) "CETA - Improvement of Education
13 Linkage" - To obtain basic information from the
14 current 32 prime sponsors to evaluate the present
15 educational linkages............................... 22,000
16 (5) "CETA - Model for Awarding Academic
17 Credit" - To develop a comprehensive model for
18 awarding academic credits to CETA participants.... 21,000
19 (6) "CETA - Guidance and Counseling for the
20 Disadvantaged" - To increase the efficiency of
21 local district and CETA counseling staff regard-
22 ing participant certification through in-service
23 training.......................................... 200,000
24 (7) "CETA - Career Guidance" - To utilize
25 educational technology linkages to provide career
26 guidance support to CETA participants on a selected
27 Statewide basis.................................. 300,000
28 (8) "CETA - Corrections Education" - To
29 provide job placement and job seeking competency
30 training in one or more State correctional
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1 institutions..................................... 100,000
2 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
3 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
4 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
5 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for the
6 State Colleges and University:
7 (1) "CETA - Training Opportunities, Blooms-
8 burg State College" - To provide public service
9 employment and skills training in clerical,
10 groundskeeping and custodial fields............... $300,000
11 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
12 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are
13 hereby specifically appropriated to supplement
14 the sum appropriated from Commonwealth revenues
15 for Thaddeus Stevens State School of Technology:
16 (1) "CETA - Skill Training Program" - To
17 conduct a ten-week course in ten vocational
18 curriculums for CETA recipients sent to the
19 school by local prime sponsors.................... $494,000
20 To the Department of Environmental Resources
21 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
22 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
23 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
24 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
25 general government operations:
26 (1) "CETA (VIII) - Young Adult Conser-
27 vation Corp." - For the implementation and
28 administration of a program to provide employment
29 to individuals between the ages of 16 to 23
30 years inclusive................................... $5,500,000
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1 (2) "CETA (II) - Flood Protection/Stream
2 Improvement Projects" - For flood protection
3 and stream improvement projects................... 150,000
4 (3) "CETA (II) - Aid to Chronic Unemployed" -
5 To provide meaningful employment and vocational
6 assistance to the chronic unemployed in order to
7 enable participants to obtain unsubsidized
8 employment........................................ 300,000
9 (4) "CETA (VI) - Countercyclical Employment" -
10 To provide for a countercyclical public service
11 employment program authorizing the funding of
12 sufficient jobs to employ 20% of the number
13 of unemployed in excess of a 4% rate of
14 unemployment...................................... 300,000
15 To the Department of Labor and Industry
16 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
17 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
18 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
19 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
20 general government operations:
21 (1) "CETA (II - IV) Statewide Administra-
22 tion" - For the administration of the CETA Titles
23 II and IV......................................... $1,651,000
24 (2) "CETA (II) Employment and Training
25 Council" - For the operation of the State
26 Employment and Training Council in the review
27 of the availability, responsiveness and
28 adequacy of State services which provide
29 employment and training services.................. 1,500,000
30 (3) "CETA Governor's Balance of State Planning
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1 Council" - For the Governor's Balance-of-State
2 Planning Council as the prime sponsor for the
3 Balance-of-State area covering 22 rural counties.. 4,100,000
4 To the Department of Public Welfare
5 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
6 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
7 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
8 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
9 general government operations:
10 (1) "CETA (II) - General Government" - For
11 provision of job training and employment
12 opportunities..................................... $675,000
13 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
14 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
15 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
16 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
17 county administration:
18 (1) "CETA" - For provision of job training
19 and employment opportunities through county
20 administration.................................... $1,520,000
21 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
22 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
23 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
24 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
25 basic institutional programs and facilities for
26 youth offenders:
27 (1) "CETA - Youth Institutions" - For
28 provision of job training and employment oppor-
29 tunities through basic institutional programs
30 and facilities for youth offenders............... $475,000
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1 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
2 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
3 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
4 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for State
5 mental hospitals.
6 (1) "CETA (II-IV) - State Mental Hospitals" -
7 For provision of job training and employment
8 opportunities through State mental hospitals..... $3,600,000
9 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
10 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
11 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
12 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for State
13 centers:
14 (1) "CETA (II-IV) - State Centers" - For
15 provision of job training and employment oppor-
16 tunities through State centers................... $3,600,000
17 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
18 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
19 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
20 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for State
21 General Hospitals:
22 (1) "CETA (II-IV) - State General Hospitals"
23 - For provision of job training and employment
24 opportunities through State General Hospitals.... $261,000
25 The above appropriations to the Department of
26 Public Welfare include any prior year earnings
27 that may be received during fiscal year 1980-1981.
28 (b) The Secretary of the Budget may create the following
29 restricted receipt accounts for the purpose of administering
30 Federal Comprehensive Employment and Training Act grants for the
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1 purposes herein designated during the fiscal period July 1, 1980
2 through June 30, 1981.
3 Department of Labor and Industry
4 (1) "Federal Grant - CETA":
5 Title II - Special Grant
6 Title II - Public Service Employment
7 Programs - Subgrants to Prime Sponsors
8 Title IV - Statewide Youth Services Grant
9 Title VI - Public Service Employment
10 Title VII - Private Sector Program
11 Title VIII - Young Adults Conservation Corps
12 Department of Education
13 (2) "CETA - (IIB) Supplemental Vocational
14 Education Activities" - To provide educational
15 training opportunities to individuals falling
16 within CETA eligibility requirements and training
17 for unemployed and underemployed individuals.
18 Section 7 (a) The following sums, or as much thereof as may
19 be necessary, are hereby specifically appropriated from the
20 Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Funds to the
21 several hereinafter named agencies of the Executive and Judicial
22 Departments of the Commonwealth for the payment of the expenses
23 of implementing and carrying out the programs stated herein for
24 the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1980 and for the payment of
25 bills incurred and remaining unpaid at the close of the fiscal
26 period ending June 30, 1981.
27 Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency
28 The following Federal LEAA augmentation amounts,
29 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
30 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
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1 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for the
2 Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency:
3 (1) "LEAA - Plan for Juvenile Justice" -
4 For development and administration of a compre-
5 hensive Statewide plan for juvenile justice in
6 accordance with the Juvenile Justice and Delin-
7 quency Prevention Act of 1974.................... $126,000
8 (2) "LEAA - State Planning Agency" - To be
9 used exclusively to administer the Pennsylvania
10 Commission on Crime and Delinquency as the
11 State Planning Agency required to distribute LEAA
12 grants to political subdivisions................. 1,890,000
13 To the Governor's Council on Drug and Alcohol Abuse
14 The following Federal LEAA augmentation
15 amounts, or as much thereof as may be necessary,
16 are hereby specifically appropriated to supplement
17 the sum appropriated from Commonwealth revenues
18 for general government:
19 (1) "LEAA - Treatment Alternatives to Street
20 Crime" - To identify, refer to treatment and
21 monitor substance abusing offenders within the
22 Pennsylvania Criminal Justice System............. $136,000
23 (2) "LEAA - Alternative Educational Consor-
24 tium" - To establish a consortium of three Penn-
25 sylvania State Agencies (Crime and Delinquency,
26 Education and Drug and Alcohol) and coordinate
27 five school districts in the utilization of State
28 teachers and parent training models, policy guide-
29 lines and classroom management techniques in the
30 prevention area.................................. 558,000
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1 To the Department of Community Affairs
2 The following Federal LEAA augmentation
3 amounts, or as much thereof as may be necessary,
4 are hereby specifically appropriated to supple-
5 ment the sum appropriated from Commonwealth
6 revenues for general government operations:
7 (1) "LEAA - Police Administration Technical
8 Assistance" - For reimbursement of administrative
9 costs for police administration technical
10 assistance program............................... $66,000
11 To the Department of Education
12 The following Federal LEAA augmentation
13 amounts, or as much thereof as may be necessary,
14 are hereby specifically appropriated to supple-
15 ment the sum appropriated from Commonwealth
16 revenues for general government operations:
17 (1) "LEAA - Justice Education for Elementary
18 Students" - To adapt the Teaching Individual
19 Protective Strategies to Pennsylvania's Justice
20 Education and Community Action Program and
21 develop a system to implement it in elementary
22 school curriculum (including a carryover of
23 approximately $30,000)........................... $80,000
24 To the Department of Environmental Resources
25 The following Federal LEAA augmentation
26 amounts, or as much thereof as may be necessary,
27 are hereby specifically appropriated to supple-
28 ment the sum appropriated from Commonwealth
29 revenues for the Office of Protection:
30 (1) "LEAA - Toxic Waste Investigation and
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1 Prosecution Unit" - To establish a Toxic Waste
2 Investigation and Prosecution Unit to investigate
3 and prosecute individuals and entities engaged in
4 the illegal transportation, disposal and treat-
5 ment of hazardous toxic wastes in Pennsylvania... $355,000
6 To the Department of General Services
7 The following Federal LEAA augmentation
8 amounts, or as much thereof as may be necessary,
9 are hereby specifically appropriated to supple-
10 ment the sum appropriated from Commonwealth
11 revenues for general government operations:
12 (1) "LEAA - Telecommunications Support" - For
13 provision of telecommunications support services. $174,000
14 To the Department of Justice
15 The following Federal LEAA augmentation
16 amounts, or as much thereof as may be necessary,
17 are hereby specifically appropriated to supple-
18 ment the sum appropriated from Commonwealth
19 revenues for criminal law:
20 (1) "LEAA - Hazardous Waste Investigative
21 Unit" - To fund a toxic waste investigation and
22 prosecution unit to investigate and prosecute
23 waste disposal which pose the most serious
24 threat to the public health, safety and welfare.. $651,000
25 The following Federal LEAA augmentation
26 amounts, or as much thereof as may be necessary,
27 are hereby specifically appropriated to supple-
28 ment the sum appropriated from Commonwealth
29 revenues for Legal Services:
30 (1) "LEAA - Community Advocate Unit" - Youth
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1 Project (including a carryover of approximately
2 $30,000)......................................... $177,000
3 The following Federal LEAA augmentation
4 amounts, or as much thereof as may be necessary,
5 are hereby specifically appropriated to supple-
6 ment the sum appropriated from Commonwealth
7 revenues for the Juvenile Court Judges Commission:
8 (1) "LEAA - Statistical Analysis Center for
9 the Juvenile Courts" - Statistical analysis center
10 for the juvenile courts (including a carryover of
11 approximately $30,000)........................... $106,000
12 (2) "LEAA - Youth Aftercare Project" - For
13 personnel and operating costs related to staff
14 assigned to the Youth Aftercare Project of the
15 Office of Correction Education of the Pennsylvania
16 Department of Education (including a carryover of
17 approximately $17,000)........................... 53,000
18 The following Federal LEAA augmentation
19 amounts, or as much thereof as may be necessary,
20 are hereby specifically appropriated to supple-
21 ment the sum appropriated from Commonwealth
22 revenues for State Correctional Institutions:
23 (1) "LEAA - Community Service Center for
24 Women Offenders" - To provide funds for the
25 continuation of the Community Service Center for
26 Women of Erie, Pennsylvania...................... $13,000
27 (2) "LEAA - Implementation of OBSCIS Program"
28 - To provide substantially improved operational
29 and administrative information while also
30 supporting overall, integrated National reporting
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1 and analysis capabilities........................ 290,000
2 To the Pennsylvania Crime Commission
3 The following Federal LEAA augmentation
4 amounts, or as much thereof as may be necessary,
5 are hereby specifically appropriated to supple-
6 ment the sum appropriated from Commonwealth
7 revenues for the Pennsylvania Crime Commission:
8 (1) "LEAA - Leviticus Project" - For a
9 multistate investigation of organized professional
10 criminals in the Appalachian coal fields......... $115,000
11 (2) "LEAA - Middle Atlantic - Great Lakes
12 Organized Crime Law Enforcement Network" - To
13 provide for a cooperative project among State
14 and local law enforcement directed at combatting
15 the "travelling criminal"........................ 2,000,000
16 To the Pennsylvania State Police
17 The following Federal LEAA augmentation
18 amounts, or as much thereof as may be necessary,
19 are hereby specifically appropriated to supple-
20 ment the sum appropriated from Commonwealth
21 revenues for general government revenues:
22 (1) "LEAA - Aid to Local Law Enforcement" - To
23 define the tasks performed by local law enforce-
24 ment officers, and the skills, knowledge, abilities
25 and personal characteristics to enable effective
26 performance of these tasks....................... $138,000
27 (2) "LEAA - Mass Spectrometer Arson Analysis
28 Program" - To increase the laboratory capabilities
29 for fire investigations by the utilization of the
30 latest scientific technology for the detection and
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1 control of arson................................. 177,000
2 (3) "LEAA - Fraud Investigative Intelligence
3 Program" - To provide investigative leads and
4 intelligence information to detect, prevent
5 and curtail fraud, forgery and other white
6 collar related crimes............................ 350,000
7 II. JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT
8 To the Court Administrator
9 The following Federal LEAA augmentation
10 amounts, or as much thereof as may be necessary,
11 are hereby specifically appropriated to supple-
12 ment the sum appropriated from Commonwealth
13 revenues for the Office of Court Administrator:
14 (1) "LEAA - Judicial Information System
15 Implementation" - For implementation of a
16 Judicial information system to interface
17 with the comprehensive data system being
18 developed on a Statewide basis (including
19 a carryover of approximately $45,000)............. $150,000
20 (2) "LEAA - The Judicial Planning
21 Committee" - For the development of an
22 annual plan to determine the priorities
23 and needs of the Pennsylvania Judicial System
24 (including a carryover of approximately
25 $30,000).......................................... 70,000
26 (3) "LEAA - Training Subgrant No.4" -
27 For provision of out-of-state and in-State
28 instruction for judiciary members and other
29 court personnel in accordance with the
30 standards of the American Bar Association
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1 and the National Advisory Commission on
2 Criminal Justice (including a carryover
3 of approximately $15,000)......................... 150,000
4 (4) "LEAA - Docket Transcript" - To
5 transfer the function of data collection,
6 including coding and keypunching, to the
7 Court Administrator's Office (including
8 a carryover of approximately $27,000)............. 150,000
9 (5) "LEAA - Public Education Project" -
10 To educate the public concerning the judicial
11 system in the State and provide forums for
12 bench/media seminars to the judges............... 68,000
13 (6) "LEAA - Appellate Case Processing" -
14 To develop and implement a program to
15 expedite final decision on criminal appeals...... 175,000
16 (7) "LEAA - Central Appellate Library
17 and State Law Libraries Improvement Program" -
18 To establish a central law library and improve
19 the law libraries throughout the State by
20 establishing a uniform cataloging system,
21 purchasing books, periodicals and equipment
22 and hiring personnel.............................. 323,000
23 (8) "LEAA - Appellate Court Facilities
24 Study" - To determine the short and long
25 range facility needs of the Appellate Court....... 150,000
26 (9) "LEAA - Court Technology" - To
27 provide technical assistance to the court
28 in developing, refining and implementing
29 new techniques in technology in the courts........ 158,000
30 (10) "LEAA - Post Adjudication Procedures
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1 Study" - To determine the efficiency and
2 effectiveness of typical procedures
3 which follow adjudication of criminal
4 and major civil cases in common pleas
5 court as an alternative to appeals or
6 their effect on the incidence and time
7 taken by the appeals process...................... 172,000
8 (11) "LEAA - Appellate Court Word
9 Processing" - For the purchase of word proces-
10 sing equipment to expedite the processing of
11 decisions........................................ 240,000
12 (b) The Secretary of the Budget may create the following
13 restricted receipt accounts for the purpose of administering
14 Federal grants only for the purposes herein designated during
15 the fiscal period July 1, 1980 through June 30, 1981:
16 Governor's Office
17 (1) "Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Grants" - For
18 implementation of the State's Comprehensive Statewide Law
19 Enforcement Improvement Program involving: improvement of police
20 operations; improvement of the courts and corrections systems;
21 crime prevention; reduction of organized crime; improvement of
22 community relations; research; and prevention and control of
23 juvenile delinquency. Except as specified in this section, all
24 funds in this account shall be grants to municipalities and
25 private agencies only.
26 Section 8. All moneys received from the Federal Government
27 as contributions or supplements to the departments or agencies
28 of the Commonwealth or the programs herein provided shall be
29 paid into the General Fund and are hereby appropriated out of
30 the General Fund for the purpose of the respective
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1 appropriations.
2 Section 9. Federal funds available for costs and damages
3 resulting from natural disasters or civil disobedience may be
4 added to an appropriation contained herein or to funds
5 appropriated or may be used for the purposes prescribed by the
6 Federal Government.
7 Section 10. Federal funds shall be encumbered or spent only
8 to the extent that such funds are estimated as being available
9 during the fiscal year of the Commonwealth.
10 Section 11. (a) Any Federal money which has been previously
11 appropriated by the General Assembly and authorized or allocated
12 by the Federal Government but remains unspent from prior fiscal
13 years, and will not be renewed for fiscal year 1980-1981, is
14 hereby appropriated.
15 (b) With the exception of Federal money received under the
16 law enforcement assistance administration and Title XX social
17 and rehabilitative services subgrants, subgrants may be made
18 between appropriations without further approval of the General
19 Assembly. The Budget Secretary shall submit a list of subgrants
20 to the Chairman of the House and Senate Appropriations Committee
21 quarterly. No subgrant to a State agency, however, may be made
22 from a restricted receipt without a specific appropriation by
23 the General Assembly.
24 Section 12. In addition to the moneys appropriated by this
25 act, all moneys received from the Federal Government for the
26 purpose of disaster assistance or relief shall be paid into the
27 General Fund and are hereby appropriated out of the General Fund
28 to the departments, boards, commissions or agencies designated
29 by the Governor.
30 Section 13. In the event of any emergency situation in which
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1 the Legislature cannot act in sufficient time, the Governor is
2 authorized through Executive authorization to provide up to
3 $5,000,000 in Federal funds to alleviate the emergency
4 situation. For the purposes of this section "emergency" is
5 defined as any situation in which there is a chance of, or may
6 result in, substantial human suffering.
7 Section 14. This act shall take effect July 1, 1980 or
8 immediately if enacted after July 1, 1980.
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