POVERTY

Addresses

Hunger and National Policy: Representative Ackerman, 5551 [14MR]

Plight of the Farm Workers: Cesar Chavez, 5554 [14MR]

Something Must Change Here: Pope John Paul II (excerpt), 23084 [9AU]

Amendments

Appalachian Transition Assistance Act: enact (S. 65), 28429 [2OC]

Nutrition programs: improve (S. 1913), 10378-10380 [30AP]

———reauthorize (S. 2722), 22520 [6AU]

Analyses

Child Nutrition Amendments (S. 2599), 10126 [26AP]

Domestic Food Assistance Act (S. 3017), 26614-26616 [24SE]

Articles and editorials

Abuses Disclosed in Aid Programs in Latin Nations, 29718 [4OC]

African Village's Daily Life Haunted by Specter of Famine, 1734 [2FE]

Blame Liberal Democrats for Rising U.S. Poverty, 15491 [7JN]

Budget Study Finds Cuts Cost the Poor as the Rich Gained, 8263 [5AP]

Bulk Sales—It Failed in Philadelphia, 1357 [1FE]

Can Central America Absorb More U.S. Aid? Many Experts Say No, 29716 [4OC]

Can It Be? A Path Out of Poverty, 29766 [4OC]

Cash, No Strings Attached, Instead of Food Stamps, 1717 [2FE]

Castro's Legacy to Cuba—A Culture of Poverty, 2729 [21FE]

Chad Gripped by Food Crisis as Drought Empties Villages, 31757 [10OC]

China and India Take Different Paths to the Same Goal—Self-Sufficiency, 1720 [2FE]

City's Hungry Depend on ``People Who Care'', 1732 [2FE]

Congressional Consensus on Aiding Nation's Cities, 1958 [6FE]

Dairy Lobby—Even in Off Year, It Can't Lose for Winning, 1718 [2FE]

Declining Housing Aid Worsens the Struggle for Many Poor People, 24354 [5SE]

Disincentive and the Liberal Welfare State, 15517 [7JN]

Disturbing Report on Hunger, 324 [24JA]

Easing Hunger—The World Must Make Its Choices, 1732 [2FE]

Embarrassment of Riches for the States, 12683 [17MY]

End of the Line for Soup Kitchens Isn't Yet in Sight, 1731 [2FE]

Eviction of a Welfare Family—Who Was Really to Blame, 21934 [1AU]

Facts and Figures for the President, 21360 [26JY]

Fairness Issue Again—Glossing Over Some Facts, 30272 [4OC]

Falsified Papers Gave Homes to Indigent Buyers, 1357-1360 [1FE]

Farm Science Battles Against Hunger Critics, 1727-1728 [2FE]

Feeding the Poor Helps Feed Profits of Agribusiness, 1715-1717 [2FE]

Food Is Expensive, But So Are Health Costs of Malnutrition, 1725 [2FE]

Food Plan for Needy Doesn't Always Work Out the Way It's Supposed To, 1726 [2FE]

For Poorest Countries, Goal of Self-Sufficiency Becomes a Fading Dream, 1713 [2FE]

Health Care of the Indigent—It's Everyone's Responsibility, 21541-21546 [30JY]

Help for the Hungry, 2646 [9FE]

Helping the Hungry From a Station Wagon, 1726 [2FE]

High Price of Saving Pennies, 10781 [2MY]

High Yields Were Turning Point for Starving Millions in Asia, 1729 [2FE]

Homeless Choose To Be, Reagan Says, 1205 [1FE], 1489 [2FE]

Homeless Man Finds ``How Tough Life Can Be'', 1714 [2FE]

Horn of Plenty Overflows Into Huge Surplus Stockpile, 1715 [2FE]

How HUD Let Speculators Get Rich at the Poor's Expense, 1353-1357 [1FE]

How the Great Society Defeated Poverty—War We Won, 15778 [11JN]

Hunger Abroad, Surpluses at Home, and the U.S. Farmer in the Middle, 1724-1725 [2FE]

Hunger in America, 14372-14375 [24MY]

Hunger in Dade County, 2732-2734 [21FE]

Hunger Task Force Didn't Give Much To Chew On, 1150 [31JA]

Hunger—The Crisis—``A Gray Area'', 1710 [2FE]

Hungry Marylanders Turn More and More to Private Food Programs, 1712 [2FE]

In Tanzania, ``Normal'' is Scraping by, and Times Aren't Even That Good, 1715 [2FE]

In the Midst of Plenty, 2646 [9FE]

India Has Conquered Mass Starvation, But Not All Its Nutritional Problems, 1728 [2FE]

Indonesia Unlocks Its Food Problems; Key—Distribution, 1722 [2FE]

Interaction Can Be Ruthless or Humane, 1719 [2FE]

Kemp-Kasten Tax Law a Must, 16890 [18JN]

Land of Paradoxes—India, Though Plagued by Poverty, Emerges as Major World Power, 24179 [10AU]

Last Campaign—Child Support and Poverty, 6768-6770 [27MR]

Lobbyist Is Dedicated to Housing the Poor, 6562 [26MR]

Lopsided Prosperity, 9995 [25AP]

Marylanders Agree—Washington Must Help, 1717 [2FE]

Mayors' Group Says U.S. Poor Lack Housing, 16748, 16791 [15JN]

Mud Creek Welcomes Food and Clothing, 15075 [6JN]

New Census Bureau Survey Shows One-Third of U.S. Population Participating in Government Programs, 29756 [4OC]

``New Poor'', 21724 [31JY]

New York Officials Sidetrack Burial of a Nameless Woman, 6250 [21MR]

Number Living at Poverty Level Rising Sharply, 3815 [29FE], 29755 [4OC]

One in Four Americans Poor at Times in 1970's, 5537 [14MR]

Other City—New York's Homeless, 1327 [1FE]

Poorest Are Losing, Wealthy Gaining, 8263 [5AP]

Poverty Survey Ranks U.S. Last, 1179 [31JA]

Private Bar Offering Legal Aid to Poor, Filling Gap Left by U.S. Cutbacks, 22308 [2AU]

Profile of the Homeless, 1329 [1FE]

Reagan a Hazard to Health of Poor, 9052 [11AP]

Reagan Defying U.S. Tradition on Personal Nature of Religion, 2447 [9FE]

Reagan's Fantasy Script Glosses Over Soup Lines, 141 [23JA]

Reagan's Safety Net Sags—It's Not a Soft Landing for Minnesota's Working Poor, 24326-24328 [5SE]

Recovery? What Recovery?, 6546-6550 [26MR]

Region That Could Feed Itself Plagued by ``Vast Undernourishment'', 1715 [2FE]

Report Says President Aided Rich, 24306 [5SE]

Rise in Poverty Level From '79 to '82 Is Found in U.S., 3815 [29FE], 29754 [4OC]

Safety Net Has Failed, 13125 [21MY]

Shrinking Shelter—Declining Housing Aid Worsens the Struggle for Many Poor People, 28794 [2OC]

Sink or Swim, 10782 [2MY]

Sister Eileen Murphy—Founded Amos House, 555 [26JA]

Skeptics Are Wrong—Antipoverty Programs Do Work, 11486-11487, 11491 [8MY]

Soviet Diet Heavy on Fat and Sugar, Light on Vitamins, 1723 [2FE]

Tax, Budget Changes Hurt Poor, Helped Rich, 9566 [12AP]

Thousands Apply for Help in Paying Their Heating Bills, 4534 [5MR]

Thud of Poverty, 10781 [2MY]

Trade-Off—What Science Gains, Nature Can Take Away, 1728 [2FE]

Training Unskilled Workers, 4554 [5MR]

Volunteer, 95, Devotes Life To Caring for Poor, Disabled, 13118 [21MY]

We Already Know Why Black Babies Die, 3960 [29FE]

What Rome Never Learned About Welfare, 11029 [3MY]

What's Wrong With the System?, 21724 [31JY]

Bills and resolutions

AFDC: comprehensive work program for recipients (see S. 3056)

———reverse present upward trend in poverty rate (see H.R. 4920)

Children: simplify administration of nutrition programs (see S. 2599; H.R. 5567)

———supplemental food programs (see S. 2617)

Commission on Poverty Definition Reform: establish (see H.J. Res. 618)

Community development block grant program: revise definition of persons of low and moderate income (see H.R. 5730)

Education: grants to local agencies to improve basic skills of economically disadvantaged students (see H.R. 5749)

———part-time school year and full-time summer employment for economically disadvantaged (see H.R. 5017)

Food for Peace Day (see S.J. Res. 306)

Food Stamp Redemption Act: enact (see S. 2954)

Food stamps: cost reduction and improvement of program (see S. 2607, 2925)

———modify dependent care and excess shelter expense deductions (see S. 2637)

———pilot project for redemption through uninsured financial institutions (see S. 2817; H.R. 5954)

———service charges by financial institutions (see S. 2954)

———State agencies' workfare program (see H.R. 5054)

———supplemental appropriations (see H.J. Res. 635)

Homeless: rehabilitation of shelters (see S.J. Res. 223)

———rehabilitation of structures (see H.J. Res. 470)

Housing: projects for very low-income families or persons (see H.R. 5267, 5282, 5327)

———reauthorizing weatherization program (see S. 2629)

Humanitarian assistance: availability of a U.S. surplus vessel (see H.R. 6361)

Legal services: improve delivery (see S. 2420)

Low-income home energy assistance program: authorizing appropriations (see S. 2374, 2384, 2578; H.R. 5620, 6177)

Medicare: reverse present upward trend in poverty rate (see H.R. 4920)

Nutrition programs: containment of escalating costs and greater flexibility (see S. 2599; H.R. 5567)

———improvements (see S. 2607; H.R. 5151)

SSI: cost-of-living increase for 1985 without regard to 3% threshold (see S. 2868, 2923)

———program improvements (see S. 2569)

———requirements for notification of beneficiary relative to repayments (see H.R. 5072)

———reverse present upward trend in poverty rate (see H.R. 4920)

Tax-exempt organizations: demonstration program providing housing and supportive services for homeless persons (see H.R. 5752)

Youth: basic education program for economically disadvantaged (see S. 2367)

Court decisions

Preliminary determination by LSC to deny refunding to Western Center on Law and Poverty, Inc., 23270 [9AU]

Essays

Education of the Urban Poor: Senator Moynihan (excerpt), 29769 [4OC]

Factsheets

Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, 5777 [15MR]

Highlights

End Results—Impacts of Federal Policies Since 1980 on Low-Income Americans: Center on Budget and Policy Priorities for Interfaith Action for Economic Justice, 25418 [13SE]

Letters

Aged and poverty issues: Gabor Szikszai, 32591 [12OC]

Child nutrition amendments: Dept. of Agriculture, 10125 [26AP]

Dept. of Defense program for assistance and shelter for the homeless: Representative Daniel, 32232 [11OC]

Food stamp amendments: Dept. of Agriculture, 23838 [10AU]

———Sec. of Agriculture Block, 22955-22958 [8AU]

Funding child welfare resource centers: Dept. of HHS, 32305 [11OC]

Low-income energy assistance payments: David A. Stockman, 4641 [6MR]

———Northeast-Midwest Congressional Coalition, 4642 [6MR]

———Representatives O'Neill and Conte, 2414 [9FE], 4641 [6MR]

———Representative Ottinger, 2413 [9FE]

Medicaid provisions: George C. Wallace, Governor of Alabama, 12689 [17MY]

———Harry R. Hughes, Governor of Maryland (sundry), 12681, 12685 [17MY]

———National Conference of State Legislatures, 12678 [17MY]

———National Governors' Association, 12679 [17MY]

———62 organizations, 12678 [17MY]

———U.S. Conference of Mayors, 12679 [17MY]

President's policy toward the homeless, several Representatives, 1489 [2FE]

Waste Management, Inc., Emelle, AL: United Church of Christ Commission for Racial Justice, 23536 [9AU]

Lists

Organizations supporting S. 2607, Anti-Hunger Act, 10367 [30AP]

Organizations supporting the substitute amendment to S. 1913, 10380 [30AP]

Memorandums

Hunger Conditions in Africa: Senator Danforth, 1249-1252 [1FE]

Memorials of legislature

Louisiana, 21385 [27JY]

Outlines

Omnibus Anti-Poverty Act (H.R. 4920), 5680 [15MR]

Papers

Food Stamp Program, 21437 [27JY]

Future Deficit Reduction—Impact on Aged and Poor: House Select Committee on Aging, 29614-29616 [3OC]

Preamble

Food for peace program originating legislation (1954), 15047, 15049 [6JN]

Press releases

Religious organizations efforts to help the poor should not be based on class: Committee for Hemispheric War on Poverty Crusade, 24523 [6SE]

Proposals

Chiles amendment on Central America—draft, 29720-29723 [4OC]

Remarks in House

AFDC: impact of budget cuts, 7287 [2AP]

———improve, 9413 [12AP]

American Children in Poverty: Children's Defense Fund report on Federal priorities, 3970 [29FE]

Antipoverty programs: effectiveness, 11491 [8MY]

Budget proposal: effects on women and children, 1959 [6FE]

Child health care assurance program: funding, 9393, 9409 [12AP]

Children: President's budget regarding, 3970 [29FE]

Committee on Hunger (House, Select): establish (H. Res. 15), 2985 [23FE]

Criminal justice system: improve delivery of legal services for the indigents, 13007 [21MY]

Definition: Indianapolis (IN) Star, 23958 [10AU]

Democratic Party: policy comparison, 24662 [10SE]

Disability benefits: procedures for reviewing eligibility, 25819 [18SE]

District of Columbia: tribute to the Shaw Community Center Food Committee, 28179 [1OC]

Domestic food programs: funding, 15098, 15103 [6JN]

Domestic Volunteer Service Act: amend (S. 1129), conference report, 11351-11358 [8MY]

Economists: recommendations, 9706 [24AP]

``Estimates of Poverty Including the Value of Noncash Benefits—1979 to 1982'': issuance of Dept. of Commerce report, 4541 [5MR]

Fair Housing Act: amend and strengthen, 9598 [12AP]

Food for Peace Day: designate (S.J. Res. 306), 20300 [29JN]

Food Stamp Act: amend (H.R. 5179), 5865 [19MR]

Food stamp program: assets eligibility test, 21943 [1AU]

———increase cap on excess shelter deductions, 6078 [20MR]

———resource limits, 21941 [1AU]

Homeless: emergency shelters, 439 [25JA], 2155 [7FE], 10727 [2MY], 11483 [8MY], 27182 [26SE]

———emergency shelters (H.R. 1983), 6006-6009 [20MR]

———President's policy toward, 1488 [2FE]

———second-stage housing for deinstitutionalized (H.R. 5752), 30260 [4OC]

———response to Presidents' statement concerning, 2446 [9FE]

———statistics, 10728 [2MY]

———update of efforts to alleviate conditions, 492 [26JA]

Homeless deinstitutionalized people: housing program (H.R. 5752), 14570 [30MY]

Housing: Reagan administration position on poverty, 16791 [15JN]

Hunger in America: issues, 6567 [26MR]

Hunger Relief Act: enact (H.R. 5151), 21956 [2AU]

Low-income energy assistance program: supplemental funding (H.J. Res. 493), 4533 [5MR], 4640 [6MR], 4644 [8MR], 5958 [20MR]

———supplemental funding (H.J. Res. 493), appointment of conferees, 6249 [21MR]

———supplemental funding (H.J. Res. 493), conference report, 6576, 6581 [27MR]

———supplemental funding (H.J. Res. 493), permission to file conference report, 6346 [22MR]

Low-income housing, 16747 [15JN]

———allocation of funds (H.R. 5327), 14794 [4JN], 15508 [7JN]

LSC: funding, 14579, 14585, 14593 [31MY], 32584 [12OC]

Meals on Wheels of the Monterey Peninsula, Inc.: relief (H.R. 1561), 28448 [2OC]

Mondale, Walter F.: social security policy, 30925 [9OC]

National Conference of the National Low Income Housing Coalition: annual meeting, 14927 [5JN]

National Nutrition Monitoring and Related Research Act: enact (H.R. 4684), 1149 [31JA], 27814 [28SE]

Nutrition: insure proper for U.S. children (H.R. 7), 8640 [10AP]

Omnibus Anti-Poverty Act: enact (H.R. 4920), 5678-5685 [15MR]

Policy: issues, 26403 [20SE]

President's Task Force on Food Assistance: report on hunger in America, 2651 [9FE]

Reagan, President: economic policies, 21830 [1AU], 24514 [6SE], 30923 [9OC]

———impact of policies on the homeless, 1187, 1205 [1FE], 30923 [9OC]

———social policy, 30923 [9OC]

Republican Party: policy comparison, 24662 [10SE]

Rural Housing Assistance Act: enact (H.R. 5327), 14794 [4JN], 15508 [7JN]

Senior Companion program, Kentucky: commend, 24074 [10AU]

WIC program: funding, 1413 [2FE]

World Food Day: designate (H.J. Res. 556), 10586 [1MY]

World hunger: Representative Conte's work to alleviate, 3066 [22FE]

Remarks in Senate

AFDC: child support payments, 30634 [5OC]

American Hunger Crisis: report findings, 2112 [7FE]

Anti-Hunger Act: introduction (S. 2607), 10362 [30AP]

Child nutrition programs: extend and reform (S. 2599), 10123 [26AP]

Child Nutrition Reauthorization Act: introduction (S. 2617), 10466 [1MY]

Community development block grant program: extend, 26702 [25SE], 29750-29778 [4OC]

———reauthorizing appropriations (S. 2374), 3812 [29FE]

———targeting funds (S. 2359), 3658, 3659 [28FE]

Dept. of HUD: exclude public housing notes from certain provisions of law concerning private activity bonds (S. 3052), 29158-29159 [3OC]

———funding for public housing program, 29701 [4OC]

Domestic Commodity and Food Assistance Act: enact (S. 17), 223 [24JA]

Domestic Food Assistance Act: enact (S. 3017), 26614-26618, 26629 [24SE], 29847 [4OC]

———enact (S. 3017), placed on calendar, 30709 [5OC]

Domestic Volunteer Service Act: amend (S. 1129), conference report, 8744 [11AP]

Education: program to improve skills of economically disadvantaged youths (S. 2367), 3802 [29FE]

Emergency food and shelter: tribute to organizations providing (S. Res. 292), 223 [24JA]

Food assistance programs: maintain as national programs (S. Res. 306), 55 [23JA], 2273 [8FE]

Food for Peace Day (S.J. Res. 306), 15047-15049 [6JN], 16654 [15JN], 17191 [19JN]

———reduce cost (S. 2925), placed on calendar, 22958 [8AU], 24232 [5SE]

Food Stamp Redemption Act: introduction (S. 2954), 23837 [10AU]

Food stamps: modify dependent care and excess shelter expense deductions (S. 2637), 10897 [3MY]

———pilot project for redemption through uninsured financial institutions (S. 2817), 19656 [28JN]

———reduce cost (S. 2925), 22952-22958 [8AU]

———tax credit for hiring recipients (S. 2431), 5740 [15MR]

Foreign assistance: funding, 29716-29723 [4OC]

Head Start program: reauthorizing appropriations, 3812 [29FE]

Health care: economically disadvantaged, 13300 [22MY]

Home energy assistance program: reauthorizing appropriations, 3812 [29FE]

Home weatherization program: reauthorizing appropriations (S. 2629), 10881 [3MY]

Homeless: rehabilitation of structures to house (S.J. Res. 223), 1326, 1329 [1FE]

Human Services Reauthorization Act: introduction (S. 2374), 3812-3818 [29FE], 10910 [3MY]

Hunger: impact of Presidential policies on assistance programs, 2732 [21FE]

———national and international impact, 1710 [2FE]

Immigrant Repatriation Study Act: introduction (S. 2402), 4914 [8MR]

Impact aid program: authorizing appropriations (S. 2378), 3824-3826 [29FE]

Kentucky: humanitarian assistance for eastern region, 15074 [6JN]

Legal services: improve delivery to those financially unable to obtain representation (H.R. 4307), held at desk, 13251 [22MY]

———improve for indigents (S. 2420), 5344 [13MR]

Low-income home energy assistance program: extend, 29750-29778 [4OC]

———supplemental funding (H.J. Res. 493), 5777 [15MR]

———supplemental funding (H.J. Res. 493), conference report, 6694 [27MR]

———reauthorization (S. 2565), 30633 [5OC]

Low-income housing: impact of budget cuts, 10147 [26AP]

LSC: defunding procedures for Western Center on Law and Poverty, 22762 [8AU]

Medicaid: modify provisions, 12677, 12680-12694 [17MY]

Mississippi Pro-Bono project: free legal services to poor, 23635 [10AU]

Murphy, Eileen: tribute, 555 [26JA]

Nutrition programs: substitute amendment to S. 1913-10380 [30AP]

Reagan, President: impact of economic and social policies, 1710 [2FE], 7883 [4AP]

Rural areas: economic characterization, 6546 [26MR]

Secondary Schools Basic Skills Act: introduction (S. 2422), 5346 [13MR]

SSI: reform (S. 2569), 9275, 9281 [12AP]

Stockman, David A.: interpretation of statistics on poverty level, 29237 [3OC]

U.S. Conference of Mayors: national housing survey results, 21554 [30JY]

Vocational education: outreach and prevocational services, 22902 [8AU]

———services for handicapped and disadvantaged persons, 22896, 22898, 22907, 22911 [8AU]

———services for single-parent households, 22904, 22907 [8AU]

Welfare: employment incentive program, 29162 [3OC]

Work Program Reform Act: introduction (S. 3056), 29162 [3OC]

World Runners International Foundation: race to help eliminate world hunger, 19487 [28JN]

Youth Incentive Employment Act: introduction (S. 2397), 4903 [8MR]

Reports

Alleviate Domestic Hunger by Strengthening Federal Nutrition Programs: Committee on Agriculture (H.R. 5151) (H. Rept. 98-782), 12598 [16MY]

Appropriations: Committee on Education and Labor (H.R. 5620) (H. Rept. 98-748), 12321 [15MY]

Domestic Volunteer Service Act Amendments: committee of conference (S. 1129), 9372-9380 [12AP]

End Results—Impacts of Federal Policies Since 1980 on Low-Income Americans: Center on Budget and Policy Priorities for Interfaith Action for Economic Justice, 25418 [13SE]

Food Stamp Eligibility (excerpt), 21943 [1AU]

Food Stamp Program Reform Solution (1977 excerpt), 21448 [27JY]

Funding Certain Low-Income Programs (excerpt), 21448 [27JY]

Home Heating Needs of Low-Income Household in Philadelphia (excerpt), 258 [24JA]

Housing Needs and Conditions in America's Cities: U.S. Conference of Mayors, 21554-21557 [30JY]

Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Funding: Committee on Energy and Commerce (H.R. 2439) (H. Rept. 98-139), 12320 [15MY]

1985 Housing Budget and Low-Income Housing Needs: National Low-Income Housing Coalition, 10148-10162 [26AP]

Policies Contributing to Poverty Among Families and Children, 22246 [2AU]

Recommendations of the National Low Income Housing Coalition, 14927 [5JN]

World Food Day Office Activities and Plans 1983-84, 10586-10588 [1MY]

Statements

Antipoverty Programs (excerpt): President Reagan, 11491 [8MY]

Carnegie Inquiry Into Poverty and Development in Southern Africa, 32075-32078 [11OC]

Child Nutrition Programs: Senator Dole, 10467 [1MY]

Fair Housing Campaign in New York, NY: Sec. of HUD Pierce (excerpts), 9599 [12AP]

Food for Peace Program: Dwight D. Eisenhower (1954), 15047 [6JN]

———Hubert H. Humphrey, 15047, 15049 [6JN]

Food Stamp Redemption: National Grocers Association, 23837 [10AU]

Health Care for Economically Disadvantaged: Harvey Sloane, 13300-13302 [22MY]

Low-Income Housing—A Growing Crisis: Cushing N. Dolbeare, for the National Low-Income Housing Coalition, 10147 [26AP]

We Must Help the Hungry and Homeless: Eugene Marino, 493 [26JA]

Studies

American Children in Poverty: children's defense fund (excerpt), 130 [23JA]

Impact of Budget Reductions on Low-Income Families: Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, 29628-29630 [3OC]

Yes, Mr. Meese, There Is Hunger in America: Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (excerpts), 329 [24JA]

Summaries

Anti-Hunger Act (S. 2607), 10367 [30AP]

Domestic Volunteer Service Act Amendments (S. 1129), 11353 [8MY]

Human Services Reauthorization Act (S. 2374), 3814 [29FE]

Improvements in Legal Services for Indigents (S. 2420), 5345 [13MR]

Omnibus Anti-Poverty Act's Health-Related Provisions, 5684 [15MR]

Secondary Schools Basic Skills Act (S. 2422), 5348 [13MR]

Substitute Amendment to S. 1913, 10381 [30AP]

Youth Incentive Employment Act (S. 2397), 4907 [8MR]

Tables

Dept. of Agriculture surplus food stockpiles (sundry), 13997 [23MY]

Energy prices, 20318 [29JN]

Income tax threshold relationship to poverty level, 9164 [12AP]

Low-income home energy assistance allocation formula, 29754 [4OC]

Low-income home energy assistance grants, 5777 [15MR]

Percent and amount of food stamp benefits overissued—October 1980-March 1982, 22952 [8AU]

Percentage of Americans in poverty, 11491 [8MY]

Poverty levels and Federal tax amounts for different family sizes with earnings equal to poverty level, 5679 [15MR]

Texts of

H.J. Res. 493, supplemental appropriations for low-income home energy assistance program, 4640 [6MR]

H.J. Res. 556, World Food Day, 10588 [1MY]

H.R. 1561, relief of Meals on Wheels of the Monterey Peninsula, Inc., 28448 [2OC]

H.R. 5179, amend Food Stamp Act, 5865 [19MR]

H.R. 5327, Rural Housing Assistance Act, 14795 [4JN]

S. 2359, targeting community development block grant program funds, 3658 [28FE]

S. 2374, Human Services Reauthorization Act, 3813 [29FE]

S. 2397, Youth Incentive Employment Act, 4904-4906 [8MR]

S. 2402, Immigrant Repatriation Study Act, 4914 [8MR]

S. 2422, Secondary Schools Basic Skills Act, 5347-5348 [13MR]

S. 2569, SSI reform, 9276-9281 [12AP]

S. 2599, extend and reform child nutrition programs, 10123-10125 [26AP]

S. 2607, Anti-Hunger Act, 10364-10367 [30AP]

S. 2617, Child Nutrition Reauthorization Act, 10467-10470 [1MY]

S. 2637, modify food stamp, dependent care, and excess shelter expense deductions, 10898 [3MY]

S. 2817, pilot project for redemption of food stamps through uninsured financial institutions, 19656 [28JN]

S. 2925, reduce cost of food stamp program, 22953-22955 [8AU]

S. 2954, Food Stamp Redemption Act, 23837 [10AU]

S. 3017, Domestic Food Assistance Act, 26616-26618 [24SE]

S. 3052, exclude Dept. of HUD public housing notes from certain provisions of law concerning private activity bonds, 29159 [3OC]

S. 3056, Work Program Reform Act, 29163 [3OC]

S. Res. 306, maintain food assistance programs as national programs, 54 [23JA]

S.J. Res. 223, rehabilitation of structures to house homeless, 1327 [1FE]

S.J. Res. 306, Food for Peace Day, 15049 [6JN], 16654 [15JN], 20300 [29JN]