Intergovernmental Cooperation Act of 1969 and Related Legislation

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*Assigned to committee on September 17, 1969, pursuant to S. Res. 256, in place of Senator Griffin. **Assigned to Subcommittee on September 22, 1969, in place of Senator Stevens.

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Opening statement of the chairman_

Introductory remarks and text of S. 60----

Agency reports-S. 60:

Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations_

Agriculture_

Atomic Energy Commission.

Bureau of the Budget-

Amendments to S. 60-

Civil Aeronautics Board_.

Coastal Plains Regional Commission.

Farris Bryant, Chairman, Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental

Relations; accompanied by William G. Colman, Executive Director;

and David B. Walker, Assistant Director_.

SEPTEMBER 10, 1969

Hon. Raymond P. Shafer, Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl-

vania, representing the National Governors' Conference__.

Dwight A. Ink, Assistant Director for Executive Management, Bureau of

the Budget; accompanied by Walter W. Hasse, Director, Management

Information Systems Staff; Howard Schnoor, Director, Government

Organization Staff, Office of Executive Management; William Armstrong,

Director, Financial Management Staff, Office of Executive Manage-

ment; and James R. Elder, Management Analyst, Management In-
formation Systems Staff__

SEPTEMBER 12, 1969

Clifford Tuck, president, director, Department of Coordination, Shelby

County, Tenn., on behalf of the National Association of Counties;

accompanied by Lois Blume, Federal State aid coordinator, Nassau

County, N.Y.; Thomas Haga, director, Metropolitan Planning Com-

mission, Genesee County, Mich.; Aileen Lotz, senior administrative

assistant, Dade County, Fla.; and Ralph L. Tabor, director of Federal

Affairs, National Association of Counties__

Hon. W. Russell Arrington, president pro tempore, Illinois State senate;

and Hon. William S. James, president of the Maryland State senate-

statements on behalf of the Council of State Governments; accompanied

by Arlene T. Shadoan, special assistant and Robert M. Rhodes, special

Hon. Frank N. Zullo, mayor, Norwalk, Conn., on behalf of the National

League of Cities and the U.S. Conference of Mayors_

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Hon. Elmer Staats, Comptroller General of the United States-

Hon. J. Caleb Boggs, a U.S. Senator from the State of Delaware_-.

Hon. William V. Roth, Jr., a Representative in Congress from the State of

Delaware, at large_

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Wayne F. McGown, president, National Association of State Budget

Officers; accompanied by Dick Seaman, Wisconsin Department of

Administration, Madison; and Arlene T. Shadoan, Council of State

Governments, Washington, D.C.---

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Hon. Louis L. Goldstein, comptroller of the treasury for the State of

Maryland..

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MATERIAL SUPPLIED FOR THE RECORD BY WITNESSES
Table showing Federal assistance programs for States, localities, and
others with 100 percent Federal funds.

Federal aid to States and localities, 1966-67 –

Letter to Senator Muskie from Governor Shafer of Pennsylvania, re the
impact of the Intergovernmental Cooperation Act of 1968 and the steps
Pennsylvania is taking to implement it__

BOB proposed amendment of S. 2035 re aggregation of appropriations_.
Chart showing existing practices and joint funding under S. 2479-

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Letters re holding up of projects as a result of problems in Federal funding-
Table showing available Federal programs_--

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Endorsements of Federal program catalog_

Newspapers reporting favorably on Program Information Act_

BOB suggestion re program catalog.

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