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Budgetary reserves for rountine' financial administration-Continued Urban Mass Transportation Administration-Con.

Urban mass transportation-Con.

the $300M shown is the difference between the $600M appor-
tioned for 1972 and the $900M upper limit for which admin-
istrative expenses may be incurred under the 1972
Appropriation Act for the Department of Transportation:
"Sec. 308. None of the funds provided in this Act shall be
available for administrative expenses in connection with
commitments for grants for Urban Mass Transportation
aggregating more than $900,000,000 in fiscal year 1972."
(Italic supplied.)

Treasury Department:

Construction, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center_____ Apportionment awaits development by the agency of approved plans and specifications.

Atomic Energy Commission:

Plant and capital equipment:

Funds held in reserve awaiting AEC's development of firm
plans or specifications for two projects in the nuclear
materials and weapons programs_--

Funds held in reserve awaiting AEC's completion of feasi-
bility studies or the results of research and development
efforts for the national radioactive waste repository and
two other projects----

Funds held in reserve for cost overruns and other contin-
gencies

Operating expenses:

Funds held in reserve for the Liquid Metal Fast Breeder Reactor (LMFBR) demonstration plant awaiting the completion of detailed negotiations now underway involving AEC and the Commonwealth Edison Company and TVA__ Biomedical Research:

Funds held in reserve pending development of a plan for
effective utilization__-

Environmental Protection Agency:
Operations, research and facilities___.

Awaiting completion of: (1) EPA study of requirements
for Cincinnati laboratory ($28.0M) and other laboratory
facilities ($7.294M); and (2) CEQ-EPA contract study on
technology and reports leading to the development of criteria
for selection of projects for use of resource recovery (solid
waste) demonstration grants ($11.5M).

General Service Administration:

Operating expenses, Property Management and Disposal
Service

Amount shown here is in excess of the current estimate of 1972 needs for stockpile disposals. If conditions change and the funds are needed, apportionment will be made. Operating expenses, Public Service---

$22, 239

9, 600

3, 133

5,000

43, 650

400

46, 794

2,200

5,000

Amount shown here is in excess of 1972 needs. It reflects revised estimates of utility costs and rent receipts from the Postal Service. If conditions change and the funds are needed, apportionments will be made.

45, 514

Construction, public buildings projects__

San Antonio, Texas, project awaiting OMB and Congressional approval of revised prospectus-$7.402 thousand. Philadelphia project awaiting appropriation of additional funds needed to permit letting contract-$23,033 thousand. $10.803 thousand to be reprogrammed upon enactment of pend legislation authorizing private investment financing. $4,273 thousand is reserved to meet possible contingencies that might arise in the course of construction. Sites and expenses, public buildings projects--

14, 666

Budgetary resreves for routine financial administration-Continued General Service Administration-Continued

Sites and expenses, public building projects-Continued

Reserved to meet possible contingencies or for use in subsequent years-$10,380,000.

Projects involving space for Postal Service are being restudied-$4,286,000. Apportionment awaits the completion of this study for the effective use of the funds. National Aeronautics and Space Administration:

Research and development (space shuttle program).

Although the decision has been made in the fiscal year 1973 budget to proceed with the development of the shuttle, final plans and schedules have not yet been completed by NASA. After NASA has selected the booster option and issued its request for proposals (RFP) to the contractors, it is anticipated that the $25 million will be released. Veterans' Administration:

Grants to States for extended care facilities_

State plans and requests for funds have not been presented to the extent originally expected.

Appalachian Regional Commission :

Appalachian regional development program_

Apportionment awaits development by the agency of ap-
proved plans and specifications.

Cabinet Committee on Opportunities for Spanish-Speaking
Peoples

The obligation rate has been lower than anticipated be-
cause of operation under continuing resolution for two
quarters.

District of Columbia:

Loans to the District of Columbia for capital outlay.

Reserves represent prior appropriations not requested to finance the planned fiscal year 1972 capital outlay program. Federal Communications Commission:

Salaries and expenses (construction).

These funds are intended for replacement of a monitory station. They cannot be used until the Congress raises the current limitation on FCC's 1972 construction program. It is expected that this will take place before the end of fiscal year 1972.

Foreign Claims Settlement Commission:

Payment of Vietnam and Pueblo prisoners of war claims---

Apportionment awaits arrival of contingencies under
which the funds must, by statute, be made available.
Salaries and expenses..

Apportionment awaits development by the agency of ap-
proved plans.
Selective Service System:
Salaries and expenses.

Since enactment of the 1972 appropriation, the expected
number of inductions into the Armed Forces has declined,
permitting this amount to be reserved for savings. The re-
serve would be released in the unlikely event that the
declining trend of inductions should be reversed.

Smithsonian Institution:

Salaries and expenses, Woodrow Wilson International Center for
Scholars

$25,000

8, 420

40, 000

30

49, 015

460

150

19

1,600

11

Reserved for contingencies. Will be apportioned if and when needed.

Temporary Study Commissions:

Aviation Advisory Commission.

587

Funds in 1972 reserve will be used in 1973 to carry Commission through its expiration date of March 1973.

Commission on Highway Beautification____

For completion of Commission's work in 1973.

Commission on Population Growth and the American Future--

25

30

Budgetary reserves for routine financial administration—Continued

Temporary Study Commissions-Continued

Commission on Population Growth and the American Future Continued
A small contingency amount is set aside to cover any in-
creases in contracted costs after the Commission completes
its work and disbands in May 1972.

National Commission on Consumer Finance__

For terminating the Commission in 1973 after the report is completed.

U.S. Information Agency:

Salaries and expenses (special foreign currency program) -----
Special international exhibitions___.

Apportionment of the above accounts awaits development
of approved plans and specifications.

Total

$50

407

746

10, 558, 778

OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET

TABLE A.- Budgetary reserves for routine financial administration, June 30, 1972

[In thousands of dollars]

AGENCY AND ACCOUNT

Executive Office of the President:

National Security Council__

This amount was in excess of 1972 needs.

Special Action Office for Drug Abuse Prevention.

Represents the balance of appropriation which cannot be
utilized by the Office in 1972 due to late enactment of legisla-
tion. Release will occur as needed in 1973 operations.

Funds Appropriated to the President:
Appalachian regional development programs--

Apportionment awaits development of approved plans and
specifications.

International security assistance: Foreign military credit sales__ Because of increased private financing, the legislated program ceiling was achieved without the use of the full budget authority appropriated.

International development assistance: Prototype desalting plan__ Apportionment awaits development of approved plans and specifications.

Inter-American Foundation____

Amount represents balance of initial funding from AID
transfer to cover 1st 4 years of the Foundation's operations.
Apportionments will continue to be made annually as plans
and specifications are developed.

Department of Agriculture :
Agricultural Research Service:

Construction

Represents residual amount of appropriation for planning that is not required for that purpose. Apportionment awaited additional appropriation for construction. Scientific activities overseas (special foreign currency program)_

Amount shown here was in excess of 1972 needs.

Animal and Plant Health Service___.

This amount was in excess of 1972 needs.

Farmers Home Administration:

Mutual and self-help housing grants..

Amount shown here was in excess of 1972 needs. Direct loan account (farm operating loans limitation) ___

Amount reflects release of $37,000,000 for last quarter of fiscal 1972. The balance of loan authority is being held pending demonstration of further need.

33

682

40,000

15,350

20,000

41, 624

70

352

2, 049

729

12, 453

Table A.-Budgetary reserves for routine financial administration, June 30, 1972-Continued

Department of Agriculture-Continued
Consumer and Marketing Service:

Consumer protective, marketing, and regulatory programs--
Amount shown here was in excess of 1972 needs.

Perishable Commodities Act Fund-..

Amount shown here was in excess of 1972 needs.

Forest Service:

Forest protection and utilization:

Cooperative range improvement__

Amount shown here was in excess of 1972 needs, and was released and apportioned on July 1, 1972, to fund the 1973 program.

Youth Conservation Corps---

These funds were released from reserve and apportioned in July 1972 for the calendar year 1972 program. Forest roads and trails___

Reserve reflects amount of available contract authority above the obligation program that was approved and financed by the appropriation Congress enacted to liquidate the obligations.

Expenses, brush disposal---

Amount shown here was in excess of 1972 needs.
Forest fire prevention---

Amount shown here was in excess of 1972 needs.

Department of Commerce:

Social and Economic Statistics Administration; 19th decennial census

These funds had been held in anticipation of the need to pay printing costs. They were released and apportioned for this purpose on July 1, 1972.

Regional action planning commissions: regional action planning
commissions

Funds will be released when Mississippi Valley Regional
Commission is formed.

Promotion of industry and commerce:

$760.

1

624

1,730.

402, 040

13, 303.

115.

11, 028.

300

Trade adjustment assistance (financial assistance)..
Amount shown here was in excess of 1972 needs.
Inter-American Cultural and Trade Center____

Funds will be released when plans for participation in
U.S. Bicentennial are completed and approved.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration: Research,
development, and facilities___

These funds are for disaster relief to fisheries. Appor-
tionments are made as applications from the States are
processed following contingencies under which the funds
must, by statute, be made available.

50,000

5,446

214

Research, development, and facilities (special foreign cur-
rency program)__

286

These funds were released and apportioned on July 1, 1972,
to fund the 1973 program.

Promote and develop fishery products and research pertain-
ing to American fisheries___.

257

Amount shown here was in excess of 1972 needs, and was released and apportioned on July 1, 1972, to fund the 1973 program.

National Bureau of Standards: Plant and facilities_.

Funds are for a new laboratory now in the planning stage. Apportionment awaits development of approved plans and specifications.

Department of Defense-Military :

Shipbuilding and conversion_

For use in subsequent years; these projects are fully funded when appropriated.

Other procurement programs_

90-538-73- -58

1,495.

1,388, 946:

21, 020

Budgetary reserves for rountine financial administration-Continued Department of Defense-Military-Continued

Other procurement programs-Continued

For use in subsequent years, these projects are fully funded when appropriated.

Military construction and family housing_--_.

Apportionment awaits development by the agency of approved plans and specifications.

$171, 304

Civil defense programs_-

1,277

Amount was in excess of 1972 needs, and was released and apportioned on July 1, 1972, to fund the 1973 program. Special foreign currency program_-

4,903

Apportionment awaits development by the agency of approved plans and specifications.

Department of Defense-Civil :

Corps of Engineers:

Construction, General:

Lafayette Lake, Ind.

Funds are being held in reserve because of local opposition to initiation of construction of the project.

Lukfata Lake, Okla.

Construction funds are being held in reserve pending the completion of a new general design memorandum leading to an environmental impact statement.

New York Harbor collection and removal of drift..

Funds are being held in reserve because, although the project has been authorized by the Congress for initiation and partial accomplishment, initiation of construction must await approval of the Secretary of the Army and the President. The Secretary of the Army forwarded the proposal to the President on June 21, 1972, and his recommendations are currently under review.

Panama Canal Government: Capital outlays__.

183

450

80

850

These fiscal year 1972 funds, reserved at the request of the Panama Canal Government, will be combined with the 1973 appropriation for the purchase of major items of capital equipment.

474

Wildlife conservation__

Includes estimated receipts not needed for current year program. Will be used in subsequent years. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare: National Institutes of Health: Buildings and facilities----. Apportionment awaits development by the agency of approved plans and specifications.

Office of Education:

School assistance in federally affected areas.

Apportionment awaits development by the agency of
approved plans and specifications. Construction obliga-
tions will be incurred subsequently.
Higher education____

Apportionment awaits development by the agency of
approved plans and specifications.

Educational activities overseas (special foreign currency
program)

Apportionment of this amount awaits development of
approved plans and specifications by the agency.
Social Security Administration: Construction_-_-_

Apportionment awaits development of approved plans and specifications by the agency.

Special institutions:

This amount was in excess of funds which could be effectively used in 1972.

Gallaudet College_

Howard University

2, 565

4,996

1, 462

16

12, 005

516

3, 714

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