Committee Prints

United States. Congress. House. Committee on Government Operations

1966

Contents

• Metropolitan needs and government performance_: 1
• People and governments in metropolitan areas: 13
• The case of water supply and pollution: 29
• The failure of local approaches: 36
• Metropolitan approaches: 43
• The Federal role: 50
• Relocation and intergovernmental responsibilities: 57
• Metropolitan reorganization: 85
• multipurpose _: 95
• Citycounty separation: 101
• The politics of reorganization: 107
• Principles of intergovernmental action: 115
• Program for better performance: 129
• Note on sources: 169
• Metropolitan population by region 1960_: 1
• House Report No 916 Twelfth ReportMilitary Construction: 5
• 44: 23
• House Report No 206 First ReportSurvey of Selected Activities Page: 44
• House Report No 307 Fourth ReportSurvey of Selected Activities: 55
• House Report No 457 Ninth ReportSurvey of Selected Activities: 61
• Distribution of local governments 1962: 62
• House Report No 1636 TwentyFirst ReportDisposal of Waste Water: 76
• 89: 89
• 95: 95
• House Report No 447 Sixth ReportInvestigation and Study of: 101
• Summary of the report___: 1
• Trends in prices margins and profits: 7
• Relationship of local government direct general expenditures to per: 10
• Profits after taxes as a percent of net worth large bakeries: 14
• Recent changes in the price of bread_: 16
• Changes in retail bread prices August 1965August 1966: 22
• Changes in prices paid and gross margins of large grocery chains: 28
• Recent changes in milk prices: 33
• 55: 38
• Changes in retail milk prices in 39 cities distributed according: 39
• 27: 40
• Change in gross profit margins for milk sold by large grocery: 45
• Appendixes: 47
• Appendix table 3 Farm and retail milk prices 194766: 51
• 85: 53
• Table: 4
• Introduction__: 9
• Displacement of families by governmental programs past year: 11
• 101: 20
• 28: 21
• 72: 28
• 42: 33
• Personalty inventory of the Architect of the Capitol as of June: 35
• Stock fund inventories by inventory strata and category Defense Page: 41
• Worldwide personalty inventory of the Department of Defense exclud: 42
• 47: 47
• Retail price changes 194766: 66
• worldwide Department of Defense 74: 74
• 86: 86
• Costs and rentals of military real property controlled in United States: 87
• 888: 92
• 75: 102
• Supply system inventories by source of funds and military service Department of Defense 120: 120
• Supply system inventories including stock funds by inventory strata: 133
• Plant equipment inventory by type and military department Depart: 153
• National industrial reserve plants by status and category of product 163 46 National industrial reserve plants by status and category of product: 161
• Worldwide recapitulation of U S Government realty as of June: 229
• Worldwide realty inventory of the executive agencies offices: 235
• 20: 244
• Table 2 Federal real property in the United States by agency: 246
• 41: 250
• Investments in related areas realty of the executive agencies: 255
• SAAT: 261
• 42: 265
• 55: 281
• 85: 292
• Recapitulation estimated evaluations of Federal public domain: 315
• 103: 318
• Public domain properties Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons: 379
• Appendix B GSA regulations re real property management: 403
• Part Two Report of committee activitiesContinued: x
• 1960: 2
• Satellite Communications MilitaryCivil Roles and Relationships: 7
• Part Two Report of committee activities 19: 19
• Military Operations Subcommittee 25: 25
• 26: 26
• 39: 39
• Government Activities Subcommittee_ 42: 42
• 45: 45
• 51: 51
• Retail bread prices and cost components 194766_: 64
• 70: 70
• Research and Technical Programs Subcommittee: 72
• Special Subcommittee on Donable Property: 78
• 7288: 80
• 263: 82
• Special Subcommittee on Death Valley National Monument: 84
• Overseas: 99
• Military Operations Subcommittee: 105
• Federal Roads Program____: 116
• Foreign Operations and Government Information Subcommittee_: 123
• 264: 125
• Legal and Monetary Affairs Subcommittee_: 130
• Research and Technical Programs Subcommittee 135: 135
• LEGISLATION: 141
• K S 3150 To Make Further Provision For the Retirement: 145
• OTHER CURRENT ACTIVITIES: 158
• 297: 161
• 63: 166
• 65: 180
• Figure 5A5D Retail bread price trends in selected cities January 1964: 186
• 66: 188
• 80: 194
• Distribution of retail milk price increases to farm processor: 195
• Government Activities Subcommittee_ 198: 198
• B OTHER REPORTS OR STATEMENTS: 204
• PRIOR ACTIVITIES OF CURRENT OR CONTINUING INTEREST: 208
• Research and Technical Programs Subcommittee_ 214: 214
• Intergovernmental Relations Subcommittee__: 1
• Local governments in standard metropolitan statistical areas: 3
• 313: 8
• 1962: 10
• 3437: 18
• 84: 23
• To amend section 303 of the Budget and Accounting Act: 26
• E To improve governmental budgeting and accounting meth: 32
• G To provide for payment of annuities to widows and depend: 40
• 319: 41
• Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946 and amendments 47: 47
• To amend title VI of the Legislative Reorganization Act: 92
• 120: 96
• 107: 107
• 113: 113
• will apply to reorganization plans transmitted to: 118
• 121: 121
• H To further amend the Reorganization Act of 1949: 126
• 127: 127
• Administrative Expenses Act of 1946 and amendments 130: 130
• 321: 136
• 1946 as amended August 31 1954 137: 137
• 323: 145
• 328: 156
• To amend the Employment Act of 1946 as amended June: 163
• B To extend for 60 days the time within which the Com: 169
• To provide for the continuation in office of certain members: 175
• To discontinue or modify certain reporting requirements: 194
• Automatic Data Processing Act_ 203: 203
• Department of Housing and Urban Development Act 211: 211
• Department of Transportation Act 219: 219
• 381: 230

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Bibliographic information

• Title: Committee Prints
• Author: United States. Congress. House. Committee on Government Operations
• Published: 1966
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Dec 12, 2006