PRIOR PRINTER'S NOS. 1084, 1817, 1873 PRINTER'S NO. 2247
No. 939 Session of 1981
Report of the Committee of Conference
To the Members of the Senate and House of Representatives:
We, the undersigned, Committee of Conference on the part of
the Senate and House of Representatives for the purpose of
considering Senate Bill No. 939, entitled:
"An act * * * AMENDING THE ACT OF JULY 1, 1981 (P.L.628, NO.5A),
ENTITLED 'AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE EXPENSES OF THE EXECUTIVE,
LEGISLATIVE AND JUDICIAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE COMMONWEALTH, THE
PUBLIC DEBT AND FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOR THE FISCAL PERIOD
JULY 1, 1981 TO JUNE 30, 1982, AND FOR THE PAYMENT OF BILLS
INCURRED AND REMAINING UNPAID AT THE CLOSE OF THE FISCAL PERIOD
ENDING JUNE 30, 1981; * * * DEPARTMENTS OF THE COMMONWEALTH FOR
THE FISCAL PERIOD JULY 1, 1980 TO JUNE 30, 1981,' PROVIDING
ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR ARTS ORGANIZATIONS AND, THE
DEPARTMENTS OF EDUCATION, ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES AND HEALTH AND
THE HISTORICAL AND MUSEUM COMMISSION,"
respectfully submit the following bill as our report:
RICHARD A. TILGHMAN
JOHN STAUFFER
(Committee on the part of the Senate.)
RICHARD A. McCLATCHY
JOHN HOPE ANDERSON
(Committee on the part of the House of Representatives.)
AN ACT
1 To further provide for the expenses of the Executive,
2 Legislative and Judicial Departments of the Commonwealth for
3 the fiscal year July 1, 1982 to June 30, 1983, to provide
4 additional and supplemental appropriations from the Federal
5 augmentation funds and the Federal Revenue Sharing Trust Fund
6 to the Executive Department of the Commonwealth for the
7 fiscal year July 1, 1982 to June 30, 1983 and making repeals.
8 The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
9 hereby enacts as follows:
10 Section 1. This act shall be known and may be cited as the
11 "Supplemental Appropriation Act of 1982."
12 Section 2. The following sums, or as much thereof as may be
13 necessary, are hereby specifically appropriated from the General
14 Fund to the several hereinafter named agencies of the Executive,
15 Legislative and Judicial Departments of the Commonwealth for the
16 payment of salaries, wages or other compensation and travel
17 expense of the duly elected or appointed officers and employees
18 of the Commonwealth, for payment of fees of contractual services
19 rendered, for the purchase or rental of goods, services,
20 printing, equipment, land and buildings and for payment of any
21 other expenses, as provided by law or by this act, necessary for
22 the proper conduct of the duties, functions and activities and
23 for the purposes hereinafter set forth for the fiscal period
24 beginning July 1, 1982 and for the payment of bills incurred and
25 remaining unpaid at the close of the fiscal period ending June
26 30, 1982.
27 I. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
28 To the Department of the Attorney General
29 For general government operations of the
30 Department of the Attorney General............... $20,147,000
31 To the Treasury Department
1 For general government operations of the
2 Treasury Department.............................. $11,412,580
3 To the Department of Commerce
4 For general government operations of the
5 Department of Commerce........................... $5,691,000
6 To the Department of Community Affairs
7 For general government operations of the
8 Department of Community Affairs.................. $6,833,000
9 To the Department of Environmental Resources
10 For flood wall repair or replacement in the
11 Borough of Danville.............................. $50,000
12 II. LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT
13 To the House of Representatives
14 For the payment of the expenses of the
15 Committee on Appropriations (R) of the House of
16 Representatives in investigating schools, colleges,
17 universities, correctional institutions, mental
18 hospitals, medical and surgical hospitals, homes
19 and other institutions and agencies supported,
20 in whole or in part, by appropriations from the
21 State Treasury in analyzing reports, expenditures
22 and the general operation and administration of
23 said institutions and agencies in examining and
24 analyzing requests of the same and of the
25 various departments, boards and commissions of the
26 Commonwealth, and for the collection of data from
27 other states, attending seminars, conferences,
28 and in cooperating and exchanging information with
29 legislative budget and financial committees of
30 other states, and any office expenses necessary
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1 to serve the committee and its chairman, and for
2 the necessary clerical assistance and other
3 assistance, travel expense and all other expenses
4 deemed necessary by the chairman in compiling data
5 and information connected with the work of said
6 committee in compiling comparative cost and other
7 fiscal data and information for the use of said
8 committee and the House of Representatives during
9 Legislative Sessions and during the interim
10 between Legislative Sessions to the discharge of
11 such duties. The committee shall have the authority
12 to examine and inspect all properties, equipment,
13 facilities, files, records and accounts of any
14 State office, department, institution, board,
15 committee, commission or agency or any institution
16 or agency supported in whole or in part by
17 appropriation from the State Treasury and to
18 administer oaths. The sum appropriated shall be
19 paid on warrant of the State Treasurer in favor
20 of the chairman of said committee on the presenta-
21 tion of his requisition for the same. The Chairman
22 of the Committee on Appropriations (R) shall, not
23 later than 30 days after the termination of his term
24 of office or until his successor is elected and
25 also, within 30 days after the adjournment of any
26 regular or special session, file an account to-
27 gether with supporting documents whenever possible
28 in the office of the Appropriation Committee of
29 the committee's expenses since the filing of the
30 prior account.................................... 480,000
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1 For payment of the expenses of the Committee on
2 Appropriations (D) of the House of Representatives
3 for investigating schools, colleges, universities,
4 correctional institutions, mental hospitals, medical
5 and surgical hospitals, homes and other institutions
6 and agencies supported, in whole or in part, by
7 appropriations from the State Treasury in analyzing
8 reports, expenditures, and the general operation
9 and administration of said institutions and agencies
10 in examining and analyzing requests of the same and
11 of the various departments, boards and commissions
12 of the Commonwealth and for the collection of data
13 from other states, attending seminars, conferences,
14 and in cooperating and exchanging information with
15 legislative budget and financial committees of
16 other states, and any office expenses necessary to
17 serve the committee and its chairman, and for the
18 necessary clerical assistance, and other assistance,
19 travel expense and all other expenses deemed neces-
20 sary by the chairman in compiling data and information
21 connected with the work of said committee in compiling
22 comparative cost and other fiscal data and information
23 for the use of said committee and the House of
24 Representatives during Legislative Sessions and
25 during the interim between Legislative Sessions to
26 the discharge of such duties. The committee shall
27 have the authority to examine and inspect all
28 properties, equipment, facilities, files, records
29 and accounts of any State office, department,
30 institution, board, committee, commission or agency
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1 or any institution or agency supported in whole or
2 in part by appropriation from the State Treasury
3 and to administer oaths. The sum appropriated shall
4 be paid on warrant of the State Treasurer in favor
5 of the Chairman of the Committee on Appropriations
6 (D) on the presentation of his requisition for the
7 same. Such members so designated shall, not later
8 than 30 days after the termination of his term of
9 office, or until his successor is selected, and also
10 within 30 days after the adjournment of any regular
11 or special session, file an account together with
12 supporting documents whenever possible, in the
13 office of the Chairman of the Committee on Appropri-
14 ations (D) of the House of Representatives of his
15 expense since the filing of the prior account.... 480,000
16 The Appropriations Committee may issue subpoenas
17 under the hand and seal of the majority chairman
18 to compel the attendance of witnesses and the pro-
19 duction of any papers, books, accounts, documents
20 and testimony touching matters properly being
21 inquired into by the committee and to cause the
22 deposition of witnesses either residing within or
23 without the State to be taken in the manner pre-
24 scribed by law for taking depositions in civil
25 actions.
26 III. JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT
27 Philadelphia Municipal Court
28 For the salaries and expenses of judges....... $1,460,000
29 Section 3. The following sums, or as much thereof as may be
30 necessary, are hereby specifically appropriated from the Federal
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1 augmentation funds to the several hereinafter named agencies of
2 the Executive and Judicial Departments of the Commonwealth for
3 the payment of the expenses of implementing and carrying out the
4 programs stated herein for the fiscal year beginning July 1,
5 1982 and for the payment of bills incurred and remaining unpaid
6 at the close of the fiscal period ending June 30, 1982.
7 I. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
8 To the Executive Offices
9 (a) For the Office of Policy and Planning
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 administration:
15 (1) "EDA - Grants to States for Supplemental and
16 Basic Funding" - To implement measures identified
17 to improve Pennsylvania's manufacturing base by
18 stimulating new and expanding small technology -
19 intensive manufacturing industries............... $133,000
20 (2) "EDA - Planning Assistance" - To under-
21 take State economic development planning activi-
22 ties (including a carryover of approximately
23 $72,000)......................................... 141,000
24 (3) "Human Services Assessment" - To under-
25 take a comprehensive assessment of State and
26 Federal funding streams which pass through the
27 State to the local level for the provision of
28 human services, and to design mechanisms for
29 improving local flexibility and reducing adminis-
30 trative costs in the use of these funds.......... 130,000
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1 (b) For the Human Relations 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 administration:
7 (1) "EEOC - Special Project Grant" - To
8 undertake, identify and eliminate discrimination
9 in employment due to race, color, religion, sex,
10 ancestry or national origin, in hiring, recruit-
11 ment, placement, promotion, referral, transfer,
12 lay-off, discharge and other employment prac-
13 tices............................................ $1,010,000
14 (2) "HUD - Special Project Grant" - For the
15 development of a complaint processing capability
16 sufficient to enable PHRC to process all housing
17 discrimination complaints under its jurisdic-
18 tion............................................. 370,000
19 (c) For the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
20 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
21 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
22 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
23 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
24 administration:
25 (1) "National Endowment for the Arts - Basic
26 State Grant" - To assist State arts agencies
27 throughout the State to improve the operating
28 efficiency of art organizations.................. $380,000
29 (d) For the Governor's Energy Council
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 administration:
5 (1) "Supplemental State Energy Conservation
6 Plan (ECPA)" - For supplemental activities to
7 carry out the State Energy Conservation Plan..... $470,000
8 (2) "Institutional Conservation Program" -
9 To provide financial assistance for schools,
10 hospitals, buildings owned by units of local
11 government and public care institutions for the
12 purpose of reducing the consumption and associated
13 costs of energy resources (including a carryover
14 of approximately $400,000)....................... 725,000
15 (e) To the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency
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 general
20 government operations:
21 (1) "Jail Overcrowding and Technical
22 Assistance" - To provide technical assistance to
23 counties to help relieve overcrowding in jails... $23,000
24 (f) To the General Counsel
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 State
29 Correctional Institutions:
30 (1) "Hearing Examiner Training" - For train-
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1 ing of 18 full-time regional hearing examiners... $15,000
2 (2) "Criminal Justice Statistical Develop-
3 ment" - To assist the Bureau of Corrections in
4 the United States Department of Justice "National
5 Prisoner Reporting" program....................... 4,000
6 To the Department of Aging
7 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
8 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
9 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
10 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for general
11 government operations:
12 (1) "Programs for the Aging - Title IV-A -
13 Administration" - To support activities that
14 attract qualified persons to the field of aging
15 and train persons employed or preparing for
16 employment in aging and related fields........... $195,000
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 - Nutrition" - To
23 provide eligible older citizens with low cost
24 nutritious meals with appropriate supportive
25 services......................................... $4,500,000
26 To the Department of Commerce
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 gen-
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1 eral government operations:
2 (1) "ARC - Enterprise Development" - To
3 establish an Energy/Enterprise Development
4 Revolving Loan Fund for small business located
5 in Appalachian Pennsylvania...................... $3,000,000
6 (2) "Export Census Project" - To collect
7 Statewide export data and develop a program for
8 the maintenance and dissemination of statistical
9 data to assist efforts of the United States Depart-
10 ment of Commerce's Pennsylvania district offices
11 and the Pennsylvania Department of Commerce...... 30,000
12 (3) "EDA - Title IX Revolving Loan Program" -
13 To establish a financing program for small busi-
14 ness............................................. 1,000,000
15 To the Department of Community Affairs
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 gen-
20 eral government operations:
21 (1) "Coastal Zone Management Program Adminis-
22 tration" - For grants to local governments to
23 study and plan for economic, social and environ-
24 mental consequences resulting from siting,
25 construction and operation of energy facilities
26 in coastal zones................................. $926,000
27 (2) "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 (3) "FEMA - Technical Assistance on Flood-
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1 plain Management" - To provide technical
2 assistance to local municipalities on floodplain
3 management matters............................... 315,000
4 (4) "Folk Arts Project" - To establish a
5 Director of Folklife Programs to support extended
6 working relationships between humanists and non-
7 profit organizations............................. 32,000
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
12 Housing and Redevelopment:
13 (1) "DOE - Weatherization" - For supplies and
14 personnel to be used in a program of home weather-
15 ization for low income households................ $18,500,000
16 (2) "CSA - Energy Conservation Program -
17 Weatherization" - For a program of home weather-
18 ization and to operate programs promoting energy
19 efficiency among low income persons.............. 350,000
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) "Education of Exceptional Children" -
27 Administration of the initiation, expansion and
28 improvement of educational programs for handi-
29 capped children (including a carryover of approx-
30 imately $524,000)................................ $2,530,000
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1 (2) "ECIA Chapter (I) Programs - Administra-
2 tion" - Administration of ECIA Chapter (I) programs
3 (including a carryover of approximately $198,000). 1,406,000
4 (3) "State Approving Agency (VA)" - To
5 approve and supervise educational institutions
6 and training of veterans......................... 700,000
7 (4) "Food and Nutrition Service" - To
8 administer all food nutrition programs, provide
9 nutrition education and to assess the need for
10 nutrition services (including a carryover of
11 approximately $846,000).......................... 2,304,000
12 (5) "Research and Development - Informa-
13 tion" - To increase the exchange of information
14 relating to the improvement of school programs
15 (including a carryover of approximately
16 $65,000)......................................... 89,000
17 (6) "ESEA (VII) Bilingual Education" - Co-
18 ordination of technical assistance for programs
19 for non-English dominant children................ 41,000
20 (7) "Transition Program for Refugee Children" -
21 To provide special educational services to eligi-
22 ble refugee children (including a carryover of
23 approximately $6,000)............................ 25,000
24 (8) "Career Education" - To administer a pro-
25 gram for school districts to develop comprehensive
26 career education programs (including a carryover
27 of approximately $28,000)......................... 81,000
28 (9) "Adult Basic Education - Grants to States"
29 - To properly service Adult Basic Education pro-
30 grams in the Commonwealth through monitoring,
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1 evaluating and providing technical assistance
2 service.......................................... 138,000
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) "Nuclear Regulatory Commission Documents -
9 Support Program" - To assist in operating the
10 Local Public Documents Room housing large amounts
11 of materials related to three nuclear power facili-
12 ties in central Pennsylvania (including a carry-
13 over of approximately $3,000).................... $14,000
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 Youth
18 Development Centers:
19 (1) "ESEA - Neglected or Delinquent Transi-
20 tion Services Program" - To provide for a State-
21 wide system of computerized school and correc-
22 tional institution pupil records retrieval, stor-
23 age and dissemination for the incarcerated youth
24 of Pennsylvania.................................. $97,000
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
29 Special Education:
30 (1) "Parent Training Collaborative Consor-
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1 tium" - To establish and implement parent/surro-
2 gate parent training instructional and support
3 system model for parents of handicapped children. $127,000
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 the
8 State Colleges and State-owned University:
9 (1) "Basic Institutional Development Grant -
10 Cheyney" - To strengthen the programs at Cheyney
11 State College through curriculum development,
12 administrative development and student services.. $797,000
13 (2) "Vocational Personnel Program - Indiana
14 University of Pennsylvania" - Prepare higher edu-
15 cation unit teacher educators to function as part
16 of a differentiated staffing team in a field-
17 based, performance-based vocational teacher edu-
18 cation program................................... 650,000
19 (3) "Migrant Education Program - Shippens-
20 burg State College" - To provide preschool kinder-
21 garten, special academic instruction and other ed-
22 ucational activities in a bilingual form to child-
23 ren of migrant workers (including a carryover of
24 approximately $30,000)........................... 675,000
25 (4) "Head Start - Lock Haven" - To train
26 workers to work Head Start programs in assigned
27 areas............................................ 110,000
28 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
29 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 Scranton State School for the Deaf:
3 (1) "Adult Basic Education - Scranton" - To
4 develop strategies for effective and innovative
5 ways to motivate and recruit deaf citizens of
6 Pennsylvania to attend Adult Basic Education
7 programs......................................... $4,000
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 the
12 Scotland School for Veterans' Children:
13 (1) "National School Milk Lunch Program -
14 Scotland" - To supplement the costs of providing
15 milk and food services at the Scotland School
16 for Veterans' Children........................... $200,000
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 the
21 Thaddeus Stevens State School of Technology:
22 (1) "Project Growth - Thaddeus Stevens" - To
23 expand the electronics technology and machine shop
24 program to serve additional students............. $154,000
25 To the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency
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 general government operations:
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1 (1) "Flash Flood Project - Warning System" -
2 To develop, install and operate local flash flood
3 warning systems to help provide advance flood
4 warnings......................................... $288,000
5 (2) "Communications and Warning System" - For
6 equipment to replace, upgrade and enhance the PEMA
7 teletype system and the purchase and installation
8 of UHF direction and control two-way radio communi-
9 cations system to provide a waring and communica-
10 tions capability for natural and man-made disasters
11 in the Commonwealth.............................. 89,000
12 (3) "Shelter Survey" - For salaries, benefits
13 and other administrative costs of personnel to
14 conduct shelter surveys throughout the Common-
15 wealth........................................... 50,000
16 To the Department of Environmental Resources
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 general
21 government operations:
22 (1) "Surface Mine Conservation" - For activi-
23 ties to achieve compliance with Federal
24 regulations related to surface mining and to
25 achieve improved erosion and sediment control,
26 ground water quality and decreased blasting and
27 water supply related problems.................... $1,489,000
28 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
29 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are
30 hereby specifically appropriated to supplement the
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1 sum appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
2 the Office of Resources Management:
3 (1) "Coastal Zone Management Program" - For
4 support of the coastal zone management program... $1,300,000
5 (2) "National Water Use Data System" - For
6 support activities connected with the Federal
7 Water Use Report................................. 105,000
8 (3) "Bituminous Demonstration Project" - For
9 field inspection and monitoring.................. 100,000
10 (4) "Federal Surface Mining Control and Rec-
11 lamation" - To fully implement the regulatory
12 program, support and development of information
13 systems plan and evaluate the impacts of the
14 Surface Mining Conservation and Reclamation Act.. 435,000
15 (5) "Topographic and Geologic Survey Grants" -
16 For evaluating the impact of various activities on
17 Pennsylvania's topography........................ 117,000
18 (6) "Dam Safety Program - Army Corps of
19 Engineers" - To support the dam safety program to
20 mitigate potential flooding by regulating the con-
21 struction, operation and maintenance of these
22 hydraulic structures............................. 30,000
23 (7) "State 404 Program Assumption Study
24 Grant" - To provide the department with practical
25 experience for operating a State 404 program
26 (dredging and filling operations in wet lands)... 59,000
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 the
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1 Office of Protection:
2 (1) "EPA - Planning Grant - Administration" -
3 For the administration and operation of a
4 program to implement the requirements of the
5 Federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act... $4,783,000
6 (2) "Water Pollution Control Grants" -
7 For the conduct and administration of the State-
8 wide water pollution control program plan........ 2,229,000
9 (3) "Air Pollution Control Grants" - For the
10 conduct and administration of a Statewide program
11 for the control, abatement and prevention of air
12 pollution and achievement of Federal ambient air
13 quality standards................................ 3,100,000
14 (4) "Surface Mine Control and Reclamation" -
15 For a program to implement the regulations
16 of the Federal Surface Mining Control and
17 Reclamation Act.................................. 5,700,000
18 (5) "Deep Mine Daylighting" - To calculate
19 procedures by which abandoned underground coal
20 mines may be daylighted by surface mining methods
21 in order to extract the remaining coal re-
22 sources.......................................... 111,000
23 (6) "Water Quality Outreach Operator Training
24 Program" - To carry out a program of on-site
25 training at a selected number of small waste-water
26 treatment plants................................. 110,000
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
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1 forestry operations:
2 (1) "Cooperative Forest Insect and Disease
3 Control" - For insect and disease control, forest
4 fire protection and timber management activities
5 of the Bureau of Forestry........................ $900,000
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 State Parks:
11 (1) "State Park Archaeological Studies" - To
12 conduct archaeological studies on State Park lands
13 in southeastern and southcentral counties........ $15,000
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 gypsy
18 moth and other insect control:
19 (1) "Forest Insect and Disease Control" - For
20 spraying for gypsy moth and disease control...... $900,000
21 To the Department of Health
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 gen-
26 eral government operations:
27 (1) "Indochinese Refugee Program" - To serve
28 the unmet public health needs associated with, and
29 the general health needs of, the refugees (includ-
30 ing a carryover of approximately $66,000)........ $190,000
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1 (2) "NIAAA - State Training Systems
2 Project" - To develop a comprehensive Statewide
3 training system for professionals serving drug
4 abuse clients.................................... 76,000
5 (3) "SSA (XVI) Drug and Alcohol Referral and
6 Monitoring Program" - To provide referral and
7 monitoring services to medically determined drug
8 addicts or alcoholics............................ 107,000
9 (4) "Migrant Health Grants" - To provide
10 clinic services at medical centers and intensify
11 public health nursing services and sanitary sur-
12 veys of camps for migrant laborers and their fam-
13 ilies in the Commonwealth and to provide for
14 health services for migrant children (including
15 a carryover of approximately $101,000)........... 493,000
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 the
20 administration of the Quality Assurance Program:
21 (1) "Medicare - Health Services Agency Certi-
22 fication" - Perform surveys and inspections to
23 determine whether hospitals, home health
24 agencies, laboratories, clinics and other pro-
25 viders of health services meet requirements as
26 set forth in section 1861 of the Social Security
27 Act and certifying those that qualify to the Sec-
28 retary of Health and Human Services (including
29 a carryover of approximately $271,000)........... $1,200,000
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 the
4 operation of the State Laboratory:
5 (1) "Medicare - Health Services Agency Certi-
6 fication" - Perform surveys and inspections to
7 determine whether hospitals, home health agen-
8 cies, laboratories, clinics and other providers
9 of health services meet requirements as set forth
10 in section 1861 of the Social Security Act and
11 certifying those that qualify to the Secretary of
12 Health and Human Resources....................... $125,000
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 Maternal and Child Health:
18 (1) "Crippled Children's Services - Projects"
19 - To provide diagnostic, rehabilitative and follow-
20 up treatment to children and their families...... $606,000
21 (2) "Improved Pregnancy Outcome" - To improve
22 pregnancy outcome measures and expand the quality
23 and quantity of prenatal care.................... 200,000
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 emer-
28 gency health services:
29 (1) "ARC - Communications System" - To pur-
30 chase and install microwave communications in
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1 several counties to provide an adequate communi-
2 cations system for basic emergency medical ser-
3 vices and hospital and county emergency operating
4 centers.......................................... $350,000
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 Coal
9 Worker's Pneumoconiosis Services:
10 (1) "Black Lung Clinic Program" - To expand
11 State effort into the screening, diagnosis, treat-
12 ment and rehabilitation of coal workers with
13 respiratory diseases (including a carryover of
14 approximately $990,000).......................... $1,900,000
15 To the Department of Public Welfare
16 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
17 or 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) "Child Welfare Services" - For administra-
22 tive expenses incurred for general government
23 operations in establishing, extending and
24 strengthening services provided by the
25 Commonwealth and local Public Welfare Programs
26 for development services which will prevent the
27 neglect, abuse, exploitation or delinquency of
28 children......................................... $2,000,000
29 (2) "Medical Assistance Program Administra-
30 tion" - For administrative expenses incurred for
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1 general government operations in support of the
2 provision of medical assistance on behalf of
3 eligible persons................................. 14,507,000
4 (3) "Food Stamp Program - Administration" -
5 For administrative expenses incurred for
6 general government operations in relation to
7 the Food Stamp Program........................... 1,500,000
8 (4) "Children and Youth Emergency Services
9 Demonstration Grant" - For the planning and
10 development of a comprehensive emergency services
11 program for children, youth and families in
12 Philadelphia..................................... 35,000
13 (5) "Child Welfare Technical Assistance
14 Project" - To identify and begin implementation
15 of the steps necessary to comply with the
16 Federal Child Welfare Amendments (Public Law
17 96-272).......................................... 61,000
18 (6) "Elementary and Secondary Education
19 Act - Title I" - For administration of the program
20 to extend and improve comprehensive educational
21 programs for the handicapped..................... 387,000
22 (7) "1115 Demonstration Grant - Public Ser-
23 vices" - To simplify transportation service bill-
24 ing and accounting requirements.................. 65,000
25 (8) "Assistance Payments Research - Community
26 Work Experience" - To demonstrate and evaluate a
27 Statewide Community Work Experience Program (CWEP)
28 in the context of Pennsylvania's Welfare Reform
29 Law (Act 75 of 1982)............................. 152,000
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 the
4 Office of Information Systems:
5 (1) "Medical Assistance Information
6 Systems" - For administrative expenses incurred by
7 the Office of Information Systems in providing
8 for medical assistance on behalf of eligible
9 persons.......................................... $7,747,000
10 (2) "Child Support Enforcement" - For
11 administrative expenses incurred by the Office
12 of Information Systems to enforce the support
13 obligations owed by absent parents to their
14 children, locate absent parents, establish
15 paternity and obtain child support............... 314,000
16 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
17 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
18 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
19 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for county
20 administration:
21 (1) "Medical Assistance - County Administra-
22 tion" - For administrative expenses incurred for
23 county administration in relation to the provi-
24 sion of medical assistance services.............. $37,685,000
25 (2) "Food Stamp Program - County Administra-
26 tion" - For administrative expenses incurred for
27 county administration in relation to the Food
28 Stamp Program.................................... 23,257,000
29 (3) "Food Stamp Performance Improvement
30 Project" - To identify, correct and prevent
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1 future occurrences of specified certification
2 errors that occur in the processing of food
3 stamp applications and recertifications.......... 222,000
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 the
8 Program Accountability:
9 (1) "Maintenance Assistance - Program Account-
10 ability"......................................... $1,364,000
11 (2) "Child Support Enforcement Program - Pro-
12 gram Accountability" - For costs incurred by
13 Program Accountability in support of the
14 Child Support Enforcement Program................ 27,919,000
15 (3) "Food Stamp Program - Program Account-
16 ability" - For administrative expenses incurred
17 by Program Accountability in relation to the
18 Food Stamp Program............................... 1,148,000
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 Pennsylvania Employables Program:
24 (1) "Maintenance Assistance" - For adminis-
25 trative costs associated with the participation
26 of AFDC recipients in the Pennsylvania
27 Employables Program............................. $1,551,000
28 The following Federal 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 sub-
2 sidies for the visually handicapped:
3 (1) "Rehabilitation Services and Facilities -
4 Basic Support" - For provision of vocational
5 rehabilitation services to blind persons; also,
6 to provide small business opportunities for the
7 blind through vending operations................. $4,700,000
8 (2) "Innovative Techniques for Teaching
9 Legally Blind and Multiply Handicapped" - To
10 teach social living and communications skills
11 to hard to reach blind and severely visually
12 impaired adults ranging in ages from 17 to 59
13 years............................................ 5,000
14 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
15 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
16 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
17 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for rest-
18 oration centers:
19 (1) "Medical Assistance - State Restoration
20 Centers" - For the provision of medical assistance
21 services to eligible persons at State restoration
22 centers.......................................... $14,634,000
23 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
24 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
25 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
26 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for State
27 General Hospitals:
28 (1) "Medicare Services at State General Hos-
29 pitals" - For the provision of medical services
30 at State General Hospitals that are reimbursable
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1 under Medicare................................... $42,461,000
2 (2) "Medical Assistance - State General Hospi-
3 tals" - For the provision of medical assistance
4 services to eligible persons at State General
5 Hospitals........................................ 10,506,000
6 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
7 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
8 specifically appropriated to supplement the sums
9 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for State
10 mental hospitals:
11 (1) "Medicare Services - State Mental Hospi-
12 tals" - For provision of medical services at State
13 mental hospitals that are reimbursable under
14 Medicare......................................... $19,024,000
15 (2) "Library Services Title I - State Mental
16 Hospitals" - To establish and expand State insti-
17 tutional library services and library services to
18 the physically handicapped....................... 10,000
19 (3) "Library Services Title III - State Men-
20 tal Hospitals" - To expand and improve existing
21 libraries........................................ 28,000
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
26 State centers for the mentally retarded:
27 (1) "Medical Assistance - State Centers" -
28 For the provision of medical assistance services
29 to eligible persons in State centers for the
30 mentally retarded................................ $159,649,000
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1 (2) "ESEA - Title I - State Centers" - To
2 extend and improve comprehensive educational
3 programs for handicapped children enrolled in
4 State operated or State supported schools........ 119,000
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 com-
9 munity services for the mentally retarded:
10 (1) "Mainstreaming Demonstration Grant" - To
11 demonstrate the mainstreaming of handicapped chil-
12 dren into day care programs with nonhandicapped
13 children in order to establish a network of inte-
14 grated day care programs......................... $131,000
15 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
16 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
17 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
18 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for
19 inpatient services:
20 (1) "Medical Assistance - Inpatient" - For
21 provision of medical assistance services in
22 institutional nonnursing homes.................. $237,429,000
23 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
24 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
25 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
26 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for pay-
27 ments to counties for child welfare programs:
28 (1) "Child Welfare Services" - To establish,
29 extend and strengthen services provided by local
30 public welfare programs for development of
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1 services which will prevent the neglect, abuse,
2 exploitation or delinquency of children.......... $5,329,000
3 (2) "Refugees and Persons Seeking Asylum Pro-
4 gram" - For provision of child welfare services to
5 refugees and persons seeking asylum.............. 1,700,000
6 To the Department of Transportation
7 The following Federal augmentation amounts, or
8 as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
9 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
10 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for Mass
11 Transit Operations:
12 (1) "Urban Mass Transportation Technical
13 Studies Grants" - For support of planning and
14 technical studies directed at development of
15 a unified and coordinated Urban
16 Transportation System............................ $223,000
17 (2) "Urban Mass Transportation Capital
18 Assistance" - To purchase on a pooled basis 1,000
19 new transit buses to fulfill the combined needs
20 of 16 State transit authorities over a three-year
21 period........................................... 85,000,000
22 The following Federal augmentation amounts,
23 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are
24 hereby specifically appropriated to supplement
25 the sum appropriated from Commonwealth revenues
26 for Intercity Rail and Rural Bus Transportation:
27 (1) "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................... $2,500,000
3 (2) "Northern Central Railroad Branch Reha-
4 bilitation Project" - To rehabilitate 19.1 miles
5 of rail from York to New Freedom................. 600,000
6 Section 4. The Secretary of the Budget may create the
7 following restricted receipt accounts for the purpose of
8 administering Federal grants only for the purposes herein
9 designated during the fiscal period July 1, 1982 through June
10 30, 1983.
11 Department of Commerce
12 (1) "EDA - Revolving Loan Program" - To estab-
13 lish a financing program for small business.
14 (2) "ARC - Enterprise Development" - To establish
15 a revolving loan fund for small businesses located in
16 Appalachian Pennsylvania.
17 Section 5. The following sums, or as much thereof as may be
18 necessary, are hereby specifically appropriated from the
19 Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) Funds to the
20 several hereinafter named agencies of the Executive Department
21 of the Commonwealth for the payment of the expenses of
22 implementing and carrying out the programs stated herein for the
23 fiscal year beginning July 1, 1982 and for the payment of bills
24 incurred and remaining unpaid at the close of the fiscal period
25 ending June 30, 1982.
26 To the Department of Aging
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 services for the aging:
2 (1) "CETA - Project POWER" - To administer a
3 project to Promote Older Worker Equal Rights
4 (POWER).......................................... $200,000
5 To the Department of Community Affairs
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 - Management and Programmatic
12 Capabilities" - To upgrade the management and
13 programmatic capabilities of community-based
14 nonprofit organizations.......................... $152,000
15 (2) "CETA - Spanish-Speaking Centers" - To
16 provide planning and technical assistance to the
17 Spanish-Speaking Centers of the Commonwealth to
18 promote business and employment opportunities
19 for Spanish-speaking persons..................... 148,000
20 Section 6. The following sums, or as much thereof as may be
21 necessary, are hereby specifically appropriated from the Federal
22 Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Funds to the several
23 hereinafter named agencies of the Executive and Judicial
24 Departments of the Commonwealth for the payment of the expenses
25 of implementing and carrying out the programs stated herein for
26 the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1982 and for the payment of
27 bills incurred and remaining unpaid at the close of the fiscal
28 period ending June 30, 1982.
29 Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency
30 The following Federal LEAA augmentation amounts,
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1 or as much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
2 specifically appropriated to supplement the sum
3 appropriated from Commonwealth revenues for the
4 Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency:
5 (1) "LEAA - Plan for Juvenile Justice" -
6 For development and administration of a compre-
7 hensive Statewide plan for juvenile justice in
8 accordance with the Juvenile Justice and Delin-
9 quency Prevention Act of 1974.................... $287,000
10 (2) "LEAA - State Planning Agency" - To be
11 used exclusively to administer the Pennsylvania
12 Commission on Crime and Delinquency as the
13 State Planning Agency required to distribute LEAA
14 grants to political subdivisions................. 1,021,000
15 To the Department of Health
16 The following Federal LEAA augmentation
17 amounts, or as much thereof as may be necessary,
18 are hereby specifically appropriated to supple-
19 ment the sum appropriated from Commonwealth
20 revenues for the Drug and Alcohol Abuse Program:
21 (1) "LEAA - Treatment Alternatives to Street
22 Crime" - To identify, refer to treatment and
23 monitor substance abusing offenders within the
24 Pennsylvania Criminal Justice System............. $488,000
25 To the Office of the General Counsel
26 The following Federal LEAA augmentation
27 amounts, or as much thereof as may be necessary,
28 are hereby specifically appropriated to supple-
29 ment the sum appropriated from Commonwealth
30 revenues for State Correctional Institutions:
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1 (1) "LEAA - Trailer Housing" - To relocate
2 inmates participating in a formal drug and alco-
3 hol program to trailers located within the con-
4 fines of the State Correctional Institution at
5 Camp Hill........................................ $25,000
6 The following Federal LEAA 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 the
10 Juvenile Court Judges' Commission:
11 (1) "LEAA - Statistical Analysis Center for
12 Juvenile Courts" - For a Statistical Analysis
13 Center for the juvenile courts (including a carry-
14 over of approximately $8,000).................... $95,000
15 (2) "LEAA - Data Communications Project" - To
16 support the on-line data communications system cur-
17 rently tied into the main processing center...... 2,000
18 (3) "LEAA - Restitution Training" - To pro-
19 vide training on restitution programs to the 67
20 county juvenile courts........................... 40,000
21 (4) "LEAA - Juvenile Probation Standards" -
22 To develop and implement Statewide standards for
23 juvenile probation in case management, detention,
24 and the administration of juvenile courts........ 30,000
25 Section 7. The following block grant amounts, or as much
26 thereof as may be necessary, are hereby specifically
27 appropriated to the various hereinafter named departments of the
28 Executive Department of the Commonwealth for the purposes, and
29 under such restrictions, for which such block grants are
30 provided for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1982.
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1 A. Small Communities Development Block Grant
2 To assist small cities and communities that have
3 a high concentration of impoverished citizens and
4 substandard housing to expand their low and moderate
5 income housing opportunities and to meet community
6 development needs.
7 To the Department of Community Affairs
8 (1) To assist small cities and communities that
9 have a high concentration of impoverished citizens
10 and substandard housing to expand their low and
11 moderate income housing opportunities and to meet
12 community development needs...................... $41,922,000
13 B. Community Services Block Grant
14 To provide a range of services and activities
15 having a measurable and potentially major impact
16 on the causes of poverty in the community or those
17 areas of the community where poverty is a particu-
18 larly acute problem.
19 To the Department of Community Affairs
20 (1) To provide a range of services and
21 activities having a measurable and potentially major
22 impact on the causes of poverty in the community or
23 those areas of the community where poverty is a
24 particularly acute problem (including a carry-
25 over of approximately $10,800,000)............... $18,000,000
26 (2) For on-site management reviews of Commun-
27 ity Services Block Grant Programs and prepare pre-
28 sentations of, and a handbook for, the Neighbor-
29 hood Assistance Program.......................... 173,000
30 To the Department of Public Welfare
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1 For Head Start Child Day Care................. $982,000
2 C. Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant
3 For the provision of preventive health and
4 other health services related to emergency medical
5 comprehensive public health, hypertension, fluori-
6 dation, health education, risk reduction, home
7 health, rape crisis and rodent control.
8 To the Department of Health
9 (1) For emergency medical services programs.. $907,000
10 (2) For health education and prevention
11 including hypertension and fluoridation
12 programs......................................... 1,323,000
13 To the Department of Public Welfare
14 (1) For providing services to rape victims and
15 rape prevention.................................. $219,000
16 D. Maternal and Child Health Services Block Grant
17 To assure mothers and children access to quality
18 maternal and child health services, to reduce infant
19 mortality and the incidence of preventable disease
20 and handicapping condition among children, provide
21 rehabilitative services for blind and disabled
22 individuals under the age of 16 receiving supple-
23 mental security income benefits; and providing
24 medical services for children with crippling
25 conditions.
26 To the Department of Health
27 (1) For administration and State audit costs
28 of the Maternal and Child Programs............... $1,562,000
29 E. Alcohol and Drug Abuse and Mental Health
30 Services Block Grant
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1 This block grant will be used for the adminis-
2 tration and provision of drug and alcohol abuse
3 services and community mental health services in
4 accordance with the requirements of the Omnibus
5 Budget Reconciliation Act of 1981.
6 To the Department of Health
7 (1) For administration and State audit costs
8 of the alcohol and drug abuse programs........... $1,597,000
9 (2) For alcohol grant programs............... 4,624,000
10 (3) For drug grant programs.................. 8,397,000
11 F. Low Income Emergency Energy Assistance Block Grant
12 To help lessen the impact of the high cost of
13 energy on low income families and individuals.
14 To the Department of Community Affairs
15 (1) For low income residential energy conservation;
16 moneys to be spent for comprehensive, cost-effective
17 permanent weatherization improvements consisting of
18 attic insulation/ventilation, including minor repairs
19 not exceeding $150 per home necessary to complete such
20 insulation; infiltration control measures, including
21 caulking, weather stripping, storm windows and doors;
22 natural gas and oil furnace retrofit; and computerized
23 energy audits to be done by the department (including a
24 carryover of approximately $9,100,000)........... $16,300,000
25 To the Department of Public Welfare
26 (1) For the administration and State audit
27 costs of the Federal 1983 low income emergency
28 assistance program (including a carryover of
29 approximately $400,000).......................... $10,180,000
30 (2) To help lessen the impact of the high
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1 cost of energy on low income families and
2 individuals (including a carryover of approxi-
3 mately $16,000,000).............................. 123,820,000
4 Section 8. The following sums, or as much thereof as may be
5 necessary, are hereby specifically appropriated from the Federal
6 Revenue Sharing Trust Fund to the hereinafter named agency of
7 the Executive Department of the Commonwealth for the programs
8 stated herein for the period beginning July 1, 1982 and
9 continuing until such time as all balances in the fund are
10 expended.
11 To the Department of General Services
12 For payment of costs associated with moving,
13 consolidating or abandoning facilities of the
14 various departments.............................. $362,000
15 Any additional interest earnings of the Federal
16 Revenue Sharing Trust Fund are also hereby
17 appropriated to the above appropriation in order
18 to close out the fund.
19 Section 9. It is the intent of the General Assembly that any
20 appropriation under the provisions of sections 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6,
21 which is the same or similar to an appropriation under the act
22 of May 11, 1982 (No.2A), known as the "General Appropriation Act
23 of 1982," shall replace that appropriation.
24 Section 10. The following appropriations of the act of May
25 11, 1982 (No.2A), known as the "General Appropriation Act of
26 1982," are repealed:
27 (1) Section 201 insofar as it relates to the general
28 government operations appropriation to the Attorney General.
29 (2) Section 201 insofar as it relates to the general
30 government operations appropriation to the Treasury
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1 Department.
2 (3) Section 201 insofar as it relates to the general
3 government operations appropriation to the Department of
4 Commerce.
5 (4) Section 201 insofar as it relates to the general
6 government operations appropriation to the Department of
7 Community Affairs.
8 (5) Section 201 insofar as it relates to the
9 appropriations in the House of Representatives to the
10 Committee on Appropriations (R) and the Committee on
11 Appropriations (D).
12 (6) Section 201 insofar as it relates to the salaries
13 and expenses of judges of the Philadelphia Municipal Court.
14 (7) Section 511 insofar as it relates to Item (1) under
15 the Department of Environmental Resources for "Surface Mine
16 Conservation."
17 (8) Section 551 insofar as it relates to Item (1) under
18 the Department of Community Affairs in the Low Income
19 Emergency Energy Assistance Block Grant.
20 (9) The act of May 11, 1982 (No.2A), known as the
21 "General Appropriation Act of 1982," is repealed insofar as
22 it is inconsistent with this act.
23 Section 11. This act shall take effect immediately.
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