92nd Congress, 1971-1973
Scope and Contents
92nd Congress
S. 120 COLA to judicial employees outside continental US or Hawaii or Alaska
S. 452 Enlisted Men Retired Pay
S. 459 Establish a National Historic Site-Puukohola Heiau
S. 460 Territorial Representation for Guam
S. 473 Automobile Disclosure Act-Guam
S. 474 Amend FAA of 1958 as amended to authorize air carriers to engage in bulk air transportation of persons and property
S. 592 Internal Security Act
S. 1199 Amending title 13 of the United States Code by authorizing the Secretary of Commerce
S. 1232 JAG Reserve Flag Billets
S. 1764 D.C. Appropriations-$200 million Fed. Payment
S. 2011 Introduced by Eagleton & Inouye Education Technology Act of 1971
S. 2072 Amend Egg Products Inspection Act- Provide exemption to certain plants for certain period
S. 2437 To authorize a program for the development of fishery resources in the Central, Western, and South Pacific Ocean
S. 2491 To amend the Act of August 19, 1964, to remove the limitation on the maximum number of members of the board of trustees of the Pacific Tropical Botanical Garden
S. 2548 Airliners World Airways
S. 2577 To amend the International Travel Act of 1961
S. 2754 To authorize the Secretary of Commerce to engage in certain export expansion activities
S. 2836 Hawaii Public Interest Protection Act 1971
S. 2852 To Amend the Shipping Act of 1916
S. 3016 To amend Sec. 101(13) of the Federal Aviation Act
S. 3281 To enable consideration of the Kokee Water Project
S. 3321 Hawaii Water Carriers Act
S. 3403 Relating to retirement of Lighthouse Service personnel involuntarily separated
S. 3493 Provide benefits for certain individuals interned during World War II
S. 4005 To designate Federal Bldg. to be built in Albany, N.Y. as Leo W. O'brien Fed. Building
S. 4117 Facilitate exportation of recycled solid waste materials
S. 4119 Increase role of foreign trade zones in expansion of US
H.R. 12207 To authorize a program for the development of tuna and other latent fisheries resources in the Central and Western Pacific Ocean
S. Con. Res. 72 To congratulate Waipahu, Hawaii On its Diamond Jubilee
Amendment 476—to H.R. 10947 An act to provide a job development investment credit, to reduce industry income taxes, to reduce certain excise taxes, and for other purposes
Amendment 1139—to S.3462 Rural Development Act of 972
Amendment 1509—to HR 14370 (Federal Revenue Sharing Act)
Amendment to Tax Reform Act
Foreign Commerce Questionnaire
Statuary Hall File
Dates
- Creation: 1971-1973
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