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... /30/68)'' House unanimously accepted $4.013-billion Senate version of NASA FY 1969 authorization bill ''(H.R. 15856)'' see June 10 without con­ference and sent to President Johnson for signature. Final bill, $357.027 million less than NASA request, reduced funds asked for Apollo program by $13 ... reduction)'', and $39.6 million for construction of facilities. All items were subject to appropriations bills, not yet passed. ''(CR, 6/18/68, HSO52-3; Lannan, W Star, 6/19/68 ...

... ., 4/26/65)'' Sen, Claiborne Pell (D-R.I.) discussed in the Senate S. 1483, bill which he had introduced to establish a National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities ... problem of coupling is the problem of time..." ''(OAR Release 4 65-3)'' Passage of bills concerned with freedom of information was urged by William J. Coughlin in an editorial in Missiles and Rockets: "Intent of the bills is to establish a Federal public records law and to permit court enforcement of the ...

... /11/65)'' The Senate, in a 46-20 vote, gave final Congressional approval to a bill waiving the restriction barring military men from the post of Administrator of the Federal Aviation ... /17/65, 13541; WSJ, 6/18/65, 8)'' Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) introducing a bill to amend the NASA Space Act of 1958 regarding patent rights to inventions, said the bill had two objectives: "The first is to reestablish congressional control over the disposition of patent ...

... (D-Calif.) and referred to the Committee on Science and Astronautics. Bill was superseded March 2, by $5.100-billion authorization bill (H.R. 6470). ''(NASA LAR VI/15; Committee Off.)'' Announcement ... legislating proper control of aircraft noise, both 89th and 90th Congresses had received "aircraft noise" bills from the Administration, empowering Secretary of Transportation ". . . to promulgate noise standards and to exercise all ...

Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences voted to report $4.851 billion NASA authorization bill (S. 1296)-$249 million less than $5.1 billion NASA had requested for FY 1968 ... /67)'' House completed general debate on NASA FY 1968 authorization bill (H.R. 10340) and was scheduled to resume discussion of bill June 27 when amendments would be considered and final vote ...

Editorial comment on proposed NASA FY 1968 authorization bills see June 281 : Science: "The political atmosphere surrounding the US. space program is today murkier ... . . . the congressional conferees must act with special wisdom this year. "Two . . . items in the House bill should be embodied in one final version. . . . One would establish an independent safety panel in ... shallow and legalistic. It would be well to embody both in the final 1968 authorization bill, if only to put NASA on firm notice that it is time to shape up ...

... day. (2MB PDF) House Committee on Appropriations reported $4.6-billion NASA FY 1968 appropriation bill-$516.6 million less than NASA had requested and $282 million less than NASA FY 1968 authorization bill (S. 1296). Committee said the bill was "less than would be recommended under less stringent fiscal circumstances," but ...

... /67,1387-8)'' Senate Appropriations Committee ordered favorably reported, with amendments, NASA FY 1968 appropriation bill (H.R. 12474). Action restored $96 million of $516 million cut by House see Aug ... APPLICATION NERVA II-were restored by increased funding in Senate move; as approved, bill totaled $4.7 billion. Bill moved to floor of Senate. ''(NASA LAR VI/104; O'Toole, W Post ...

... adopted report, leaving two amendments in disagreement. Senate had added $96 million to original House bill for R&D on Voyager and Nema programs. House approved only $10 million of Senate ... .), ranking minority member of House Committee on Science and Astronautics, during debate on NASA appropriations bill on floor of House, said: "China is now proceeding with the development of a rocket ...

... . Chet Holifield (D-Calif.) discussed Committee changes made in Dept. of Transportation bill, H.R. 13200. A "clean bill," H.R. 15963, was introduced giving proposed Secretary of department responsibility for aviation ... that appropriations not be sought for construction of National Air and more than DOD request. Bill include a $137.9 million increase in R&D. Space Museum-authorized by H.R ...

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