| Date |
Report No. |
Title |
| Date April 23, 1982 |
Report No. HRD-82-69 |
Title
UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 April
HUMiN llCSOURCU $lVlSlON 23, 1982 B-206900 RESTRICTED
Accol$nt:ng Off!Cc of Not to be r@leamd
eX:W!pt COJtgrES3iOm! On t!!?, f:.?v:‘iS h:i~i&ms. outside
Of specific the Oeneml
approval RELEASED by the Office The Honorable
House of Dear Mr. Thomas F. Hartnett Representatives Hartnettr ikeview of the -Comprehensive the Franklin (... |
| Date April 22, 1982 |
Report No. 118145 |
Title
FOR RELEASEON DELIVERY Expected at 10:00 a.m. Thursday, April 22, 1982 United States General Accounting Washington, D.C. 20548 Office Statement of Douglas L. McCullough Deputy Director, Energy and Minerals Division Before the Subcommittee on the Panama Canal and the Outer Continental Shelf House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries SUMMARY Interior has done a more thorough job documenting it... |
| Date April 21, 1982 |
Report No. EMD-82-39 |
Title
Bi’ THECOMPTROLLERGENERAL Report ToThe Congress
OF THEUNITED STATES
State Energy Conservation Needs Reassessing Program The State Energy Conservation Program did :not reach its oal of reducing the energy consumption t percent in each State by $980. The program also overstated its 1980 ‘reported savings, The administration prooses to dismantle the Department of En,brgy and terminate the program... |
| Date April 20, 1982 |
Report No. 118136 |
Title
FOR RELEASE ON DELIVERY EXPECTED AT lot00 A.M., STATEMENT OF HENRY ESCHWEGE, DIRECTOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SUBCOMMITTEE EST, APRIL 20, 1982 DIVISION BEFORE THE ON HUD-INDEPENDENT AGENCIES OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS ON EPA'S PROGRESS IN IMPLEMENTING THE SUPERFUND PROGRAM MR. CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE: THE RESULTS OF OUR REVIEW OF THE AND CLEAN UP OF THE P... |
| Date April 20, 1982 |
Report No. 118135 |
Title
UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE 20548 WASHINGTON, D.C. 2r_ FOR RELEASE ON DELIVERY EXPECTED AT 2:00 PM EST TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1982 STATEMENT OF LOWELL DODGE, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR COMMUNXTYAND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIVISION BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON REGIONAL AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMMITTEE ON ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC WORKS UNITED STATES SENATE ON FEDERAL DISASTER ASSISTANCE AND S.225... |
| Date April 19, 1982 |
Report No. FPCD-82-20 |
Title
General Accounting Office
Alternatives To Current Draft Registration Program Needed Unless Level Of Compliance Improves
Young men are required to register for the draft within 30 days of their 18th birthday. GAO found the rate of registration compliance has substantially deteriorated--from 93 percent in 1980, when there was a 2-week registration period, to 70 percent for the first 0 months of the ... |
| Date April 19, 1982 |
Report No. FPCD-82-16 |
Title
UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 FLDERAL PERSONNEL AND cohvEb4sAT10~ DIVISION B-205706 APRIL 19,1982 The Honorable Ted Stevens Chairman, Subcommittee on Defense Committee on Appropriations I!nited States Senate c?- The Honorable Roger W. Jepsen Subcommittee on an? Personnel Committee on Armed Services United States Senate
Chairman, Manpower The Honorable Pete V. Domen... |
| Date April 19, 1982 |
Report No. GGD-82-3 |
Title
Comptroller General
OF THE UNITEDSTATES U.S.Marshals’ Dilemma: Serving Two Branches Of Government
Since 1969 US. marshals have been responsible for performing two fundamental missions-one under the control of the Department of Justice, an executive branch agency, and the other under the control of the judicial branch. The manner in which the existing organizational relationship has been implemen... |
| Date April 19, 1982 |
Report No. CED-82-51 |
Title
REPORTBY THE Comptroller General
OF THE UNITEDSTATES lllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllll
LM118142 The Federal Approach To Rail Safety Inspection And Enforcement: or Change
The Federal Railroad Administration’s safety enforcement program mainly involves making individual, routine inspections of track or railcars. These inspections often result in identifying defects or recommending enforcement a... |
| Date April 16, 1982 |
Report No. HRD-82-57 |
Title
UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON. D.C. 20548 NUMAN RtWURCC8 DIVl8lON B-207033 APRlL16.1982 The Honorable The Secretary Dear Mr. Richard S. Schweiker of Health and Human Services NllllIIIII I
118197 Secretary: Need to Establish Standards That Must Be Met Before Intermediate Care Facilities for the Mentally Retarded Can Obtain Medicaid Reimbursement (HRD-82-57) Subject: recently lo... |
| Date April 16, 1982 |
Report No. GGD-82-42 |
Title
b. *. /,*L4og++-- BY THEUS GENERALACCOUNTING OFFICE
Report To The Attorney General The Office Of Juvenile Justice And Delinquency Prevention’s Special Emphasis Program Has Not Realized Its Full Potential
The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention needs to establish policies and procedures for its Special Emphasis Program which recognize that research/demonstration and service deli... |
| Date April 15, 1982 |
Report No. CED-82-71 |
Title
//%W ye’ BY THE US. GENtRiL ACCOUNTING OFFICE Report ToTheChairman, Committee On Agriculture, Nutrition And Forestry F United States Senate Information On Programs Involved In The President’s Swap Proposal
J!PF”*““~J~,‘yT2 1 -*/.,* a >y ,; ,,y, & y. . ., : i by & &,,, :..; I lij; ,L .II )’ &,*“. & 2 24 h’Y.iD. .I *, I”% ..,< , ,.,,‘1 ,* ,_ YI I. 1 0. --a ” _. ‘: ,, ‘- -... |
| Date April 15, 1982 |
Report No. GGD-82-46 |
Title
Report ToThe Congress
OF THEUNITED STATES
Removing Tiering From The Revenue Sharing Formula Would Eliminate Payment inequities To Local Governments
The 3-factor General Revenue Sharing formula provides a reasonable approach for allocating funds; it generally provides more funds to those local governments most in need and deserving of assistance by reason of relative population, income, and taxeffo... |
| Date April 15, 1982 |
Report No. CED-82-66 |
Title
General Accounting Office
Status Of Special Efforts To Meet Transportation Needs Of The Elderly And Handicapped
GAO surveyed the special efforts being undertaken by transit systems to accommodate the transportation needs of the elderly and handicapped after recision of a Federal rule that required all federally assisted transit systems to make their systems accessible to the handicapped. The 84 tr... |
| Date April 13, 1982 |
Report No. PLRD-82-62 |
Title
A . me/ 8. BY THECOMPTROLLER GENERAL Report To The Congress
r OF THEUNITED STATES
Defense Budget Increases: How Well Are They Planned And Spent?
Between fiscal years 1980 and 1982, the defense budget increased by approximately $72 billion, a 50percent increase since the 1980 budget year. Most of the increase was directed to improving readiness and sustainability, modernizing the forces, and improv... |
| Date April 2, 1982 |
Report No. CED-82-58 |
Title
Report To The Secretary Of Commerce Management Of Trade Adjustment Program Shows Progress
Relatively few import-impacted firms that received financia! assistance under the Trade Act of 1974 have made the adjustment needed to successfully compete with other firms. Although the program was designed to assist weakened firms, weaknesses in adjustment plans, loan application review and approval actiwit... |
| Date April 1, 1982 |
Report No. 088862 |
Title
UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20540 The Honorable G. Ray Arnett Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Fish and Wildlife and Parks Dear Mr. Arnett: April I, 1982 On July 2, 1979, we issued a report entitled “Endangered Spec ie s-- A Controversial Issue Needing Resolution” (CED-7965) that identified several program areas needing improvement. The report included recom... |
| Date April 1, 1982 |
Report No. HRD-82-25 |
Title
Comptroller General RELEASED
OF THE UNITEDSTATES Longshoremen’ And Harbor Workers’ s compensation Act Needs Amending
Since the 1972 amendments to the Longshoremen’ s and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act, injuries have more than tripled, and benefit payments have increased by an estimated 600 percent. Staff shortages and a reluctance to enforce certain provisions of the act have hampered ef... |
| Date March 29, 1982 |
Report No. EMD-82-70 |
Title
UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548
ENERGY MlNiLRALS AND DIVI8ION March 29, 1982 B-205365 The flonorable Lowell P. Weicker Chairman, Subcommittee on Energy Conservation and Supply Committee on Energy and Natural Resources United States Senate The Honorable Richard L. Ottinger Chairman, Subcommittee on Energy Conservation and Power Committee on Energy and Commerce House o... |
| Date March 24, 1982 |
Report No. CED-82-52 |
Title
e
! Housi’ Block Grant Activity ng ~In Pittsburgh: A Case Study
Many cities have used Community Davelopment Block Grant funds to develop and:implement a very wide variaty of housing activities. This case study of experience in onfir cityPittsburgh, Pennsylvania-*provides insight on the kind and extent of hausing activity under the Community Revelopment Block Grant Program. Pit&burgh has received... |
| Date March 23, 1982 |
Report No. PAD-82-15 |
Title
REPORTBYTHEU.S. General Accounting Office
A Market Approachlo Air Pollution Control Could Redui=e Compliance Costs Without Jeopardizing Clean Air Goals
A market approach to air pollution control would allow the purchase, sale, and use of air pollution entitlements consistent with present standards governing outdoor air quality. A market incentive approach can lower the cost of clean outdoor air by... |
| Date March 23, 1982 |
Report No. PAD-82-15A |
Title
REPORTES’ U.S. THE General Accounting Office
A Market Approach To Air Pollution Control Could Reduce Compliance Costs Without Jeopardizing Clean Air Goals
A market approach to air pollution control would allow the purchase, sale, and use of air pollution entitlements consistent with present standards governing outdoor air quality. A market incentive approach can lower the cost of clean outdoor a... |
| Date March 23, 1982 |
Report No. PLRD-82-58 |
Title
UNITEDSTATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 PROCUREM~. AND READINESS 1001sT1cs. DIVISION B-206599 MARCH 23,1982 The Honorable
Office Director, and Budget Dear Mr. David of A. Stockman Management Stocknan: Duplicate Programs (PLRD-82-58) to Identify Minority Businesses Subject: to bring to your attsntlon an area where We would like similar programs exist and may in fact produce du... |
| Date March 23, 1982 |
Report No. CED-82-55 |
Title
BY THE U.S.GENERAL A(IIikiJNTlNG OFFICE 117 s+ Report To The Honorable James H. Weaver House Of Representatives . Information On Corps Engineers Deauthorization Program 7‘ Water Projiects or
The 1974 Water Resources Development Act (Ptrblic Law 93-251) requires the Secretary of the, Army to submit annually to the Congress a list of authorized but unneeded water resources projects recommended for... |
| Date March 22, 1982 |
Report No. B-205335 |
Title
UNITEDSTATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 MISSION ANALYSIS
SYSTEMS ACOUISITION AND
DlVlSlOlu B-205335 MARCH 22,1982 The Honorable Harrison H. Schmitt Chairman, Subcommittee on Science, Technology and Space Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation united States Senate Dear Mr. Chairman: As requested in your letter of January 28, 1982, we have svaluated the Department of... |
| Date March 19, 1982 |
Report No. EMD-82-54 |
Title
L Report To Senator Jim Sasser Tennessee Valley Authority-Options ForOversight
The TVA Board is in a unique position of autonomy whan compared to other utilities or Federal cntities. The Congress has esteblished and maintained the Board as the sinyle and final authority on many TVA activities including power planning, ratemaking, budgeting, energy resource development, and public involvement. Opti... |
| Date March 17, 1982 |
Report No. MASAD-82-10 |
Title
UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548
MlSSlON ANALYSIS AND SYSTEMS ACQUISITION DIVISION E-203043 MARCH17,1982 The Honorable The Secretary Attention: Dear Mr. Caspar W. Weinberger of Defense Director, GAO Affairs Secretary: : Review of the Impact of A-109 Acquisitions (MASAD-82-10) on Weapon System Subject: We reviewed the tion of the Office of System Acquisitions." cular's... |
| Date March 15, 1982 |
Report No. 117799 |
Title
*.. .a, “‘“i,, *, Izi?w United States General Accounting D.C. 20548 Office 1 Washington, FOR RELEASE ON DELIVERY Expected at 9:00 a.m. EST Monday, March 15, 1982 Statement Associate Director, of Michael Zimmerman Division Human Resources Before the on Health on Finance Subcommittee Senate Committee On the Data Used by the Health in Preparing Reimbursement Its Proposal Care Financing to Estab... |
| Date March 15, 1982 |
Report No. 118458 |
Title
. . United States General Accounting D.C. 20548 Office Washington, Statement Subcommittee House Committee Hearing Governing Medicare for the Record on Oversight on Ways and Means Regulations Under the Progrpm on the Proposed Reimbursement End Stage Renal Disease This Financing to establish statement focuses on the data used by the Health its recent Care Administration a prospective dialysis (HCFA)... |
| Date March 10, 1982 |
Report No. CED-82-47 |
Title
UNITED ~ATE9~fN&Al
WASHINGTON, ACCOUNTING OmCE
D.C. 20548 CoMMUNtTY Arm ccoHoM:C ONsLcPMPJT DwlstON B-206409 MARCH IO,1982 Committee on Government Operations House of Representatives The Honorable John L. Burton, Chairman The Honorable Ted Weiss Subcommittee on Government Activities and Transportation Subject: .Economyt Efficiency,
Metropolitan and Effectiveness
Organizations I
117766 Planning (CE... |
| Date March 10, 1982 |
Report No. FPCD-82-21 |
Title
REPORTB’ THE Y’ Comptroller General
OF THE UNITEDSTATES
) “ ’ r ,)S,, 8f’ ,’ l! u Rece”+ Gover”m~~fmWibe j,“r.3JECTIVES * ""l"_l"-""lll-.---~- SCOPE, AND METHODOLOGY The Chairwoman, Subcommittee on Human Resources, House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service, asked us to review the three Government-wide hiring freezes imposed by President Carter to determine whether the free... |
| Date March 9, 1982 |
Report No. 119426 |
Title
L_.. .-L. -.-.-_ _ - . I-___ _. - . . . _ _ . . .I.. c
.^ l .
..” .__I I kwjg Office Of The ComptroHer General vol. g, NO. 26 SUPPLEMENT Marc.h 9, 1982 BOWSHERPRESENTS GAO’s ‘83 BUDGET TO HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE
"The Conqress is being caZ2ed upon to make monumental, decisions regarding wha't the Federa Government wiil do and how it w-i22 do it. It needs facts about ho&, current pro... |
| Date March 3, 1982 |
Report No. CED-82-43 |
Title
oq7/
BY THE U.S.GENERALACCOUNTIN;
Report To The Administrator Environmental Protection Agency OFFICE States’ Compliance Lacking In Meeting Safe Drinking Water Regulations
The Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974 represents the first national commitment to provide safe drinking water. Yet, during fiscal year 1980, over 146,000 violations of the drinking water regulations were recorded against communit... |
| Date March 3, 1982 |
Report No. FPCD-82-11 |
Title
BY THEUS. GENERALACCOUNTING OFFICE Report To The Secretary Of The Army The Army Needs To Reevaluate Its Extended Basic Training Program
In October 1981, the Army extended its basic training from 7 to 8 weeks. As a result, in fiscal year 1982 Army will spend nearly $40 million; about 4,400 additional new soldiers, trainers, and support staff will be assigned to training rather than to operational u... |
| Date Feb. 26, 1982 |
Report No. C-MASAD-82-13 |
Title
$fcukwJ “” 11fg 'This is an unclassified digest ftihed in lieu of',, it a report con-8 classified security information. 1 ",,,, ,m ,',,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, m,, ,m,,m ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,s ,,,,, AIR LAUNCHED CRUISE MISSILE REPORT BY THE COMPTROLLER SHOWS PROMISE BUT PROBLEMS GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES COULD RESULT TN OPERATIONAL LIMITATIONS DIGEST ---m-m The Air Launched Cruise Mis... |
| Date Feb. 26, 1982 |
Report No. C-MASAD-82-15 |
Title
. This is an unclassifieddigest furnished in lieu of a report contaking classified security information.‘ REPORT BY THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE LlNITED STATES DIGEST -_---Tomahawk cruise missiles--subsonic, jet-powered airframes designed to deliver nuclear or conventional warheads-- can be launched from the air, of the missile sea, and ground. Five variants are being acquired for use against ... |
| Date Feb. 26, 1982 |
Report No. C-MASAD-82-14 |
Title
Thjs is an unclassified digest furnished in lieu of a report containing classifiedsecurity information. REPORT BY THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES ISSUES CONCERNING THE NAVY'S EXPENDABLE RELIABLE ACOUSTIC PATH SONOBUOYAND ADVANCED SIGNAL PROCESSOR DIGEST - - .- - - An effective airborne antisubmarine warfare system includes the capability to detect, and destroy the enemy. classify, loc... |
| Date Feb. 26, 1982 |
Report No. MASAD-82-19 |
Title
n .* I 4. ‘BY THECOMPTROiwLiRGENERAL OF THEUNITED STATES Jq\q-?C( Report ToThe Congress
Mission Effectiveness Of The AV-8B Harrier II Could Be Improved If Actions Are Taken Now
The AV-8B vertical and short-takeoff and landing aircraft will be a substantial improvement over the Marine Corps’ AV-8A. However, potential shortages of maintenance personnel and support equipment could adversely affec... |
| Date Feb. 26, 1982 |
Report No. MASAD-82-20 |
Title
t I , BY TtiE C0hPTROLLER GENER f&port ToThe Congress
OF THEUNITEDSTATES
Navy’s F/A-l 8 Expected To Be An Effective Performer But Problems Still Face The Program
naval strike fighter development is near completion. Development flight testing, which will end in the spring of 1982, shows that the F/A-18 will meet most of the design performance goals, and it is expected to effectively perform its f... |
| Date Feb. 26, 1982 |
Report No. MASAD-82-22 |
Title
UNITED STATESGENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20646 MISSION ANALYSIS AND SYSTEMS ACQUISITION DlVlSlON B-205807 FEBRUARY 26,1982 The Eonorable The Secretary Attention: Caspar W. Weinberger of Defense Director, GAO Affairs Dear Mr. Secretary: Subject: Opportunities Exist to Achieve Greater Standardization of Aircraft and Helicopter Seats (MASAD-82-22) We reviewed the efforts of DOD and the... |
| Date Feb. 26, 1982 |
Report No. OISS-82-2 |
Title
SUMMARIES OF CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ON DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE OPERATIONS This is a summaryof GAG’sconclusionsand recommendations resultingfrom its auditsandotherreviewwork in the Department of Defenseon which satisfactorylegislativeor administrative actions have not beentaken.Thesesummaries compiled assistconare to gressional committees their review of budgetrequestsfor fiscal in year 19... |
| Date Feb. 26, 1982 |
Report No. C-MASAD-82-9 |
Title
, . u This is an unclassified digest a report contai%ing*nclassified furnished security in lieu of information. j177'5u REPORT BY THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES THE NAVY&S LANDING CRAFT AIR CUSHIONrrUNCERTAINTY OVER HOW1T"WILL BE USED WITH AMPHIBIOUS FORCESi , DIGEST -----The Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) is an advanced design, high-speed air cushion vehicle being developed by the... |
| Date Feb. 25, 1982 |
Report No. CED-82-40 |
Title
STUD/BYTHESTAFFOF THEU. General Accounting Office
Land Use Issues: A GAO Perspective The Federal Government owns and controls about one-third of the Nation’s land and administers hundreds of programs that have either a direct or indirect effect on how most lands are used regardless of ownership. Controversy over development versus conservation is increasing because of priorities for increasing p... |
| Date Feb. 25, 1982 |
Report No. CED-82-45 |
Title
UNITED STATESGENERALACCOUNT WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 February
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC DIVISION Lms3
1982 25, B-206454 llllllllllll ll
117653 The Eonorable United States Dear Senator Subject: Gary W. Hart Senate Hart: Assessment of the Federal Aviation Administration's Plan To Close Its Denver and Honolulu Regional Offices (CED-82-45) asked us to review the Federal Your October 7, 1981, le... |
| Date Feb. 25, 1982 |
Report No. CED-82-9 |
Title
. .+- 8” /r. B\) THECOMPTROLLERGENERA; OF THEUNITED STATES ’ -” I Report ToThe Congress
Alaska Railroad: Federal Role Should End; Some Management Problems Remain Factors leading to the Federal Government’s ownership and operation of the Alaska Railroad have changed considerably, making the Federal role no longer justified. Moreover, Federal ownership inhibits actions needed to improve the ... |
| Date Feb. 24, 1982 |
Report No. CED-82-50 |
Title
UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 COMMUNITY DCVM?MCNT AND CcoNoMlC DIVISION B-205691 FEBRUARY 24,1982 The Honorable The Secretary John R. Block of Agriculture Dear Mr. Secretary: Subject: Changes Are Needed in the Proposed Departmental Review and Evaluation of the Puerto Rico Block Grant (CED-82-50) Mlllllll ll
117586 The Food and Nutrition Service has proposed a study... |
| Date Feb. 24, 1982 |
Report No. 117707 |
Title
I P UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 FOR RELEASE ON DELIVERY EXPECTED AT 9:30 A.M. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1982 STATEMENT OF CHARLES A. BOWSHER, COMPTROLLER GENERAL UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON LEGISLATION AND NATIONAL SECURITY COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CONCERNING,FEDERAL FAILURE DEPARTMENTS AND A... |
| Date Feb. 23, 1982 |
Report No. MASAD-82-15 |
Title
* c . 117646’ ’ BY‘THECOMPTROLLERGENER Report ToThe Congress
OF THEUNITED STATES NASA Must Reconsider Operations Pricing Policy To Compensate For Cost Growth On The Space Transportation System
NASA’s Shuttle pricing policy, established 5 years ago and based on average pricing over 12 years of operations, combined with increasing Shuttle operations costs, has created a situation where NASA ... |
| Date Feb. 23, 1982 |
Report No. PLRD-82-44 |
Title
, . L ’ ‘.q ,/I” /’ ~117J9/
OFFICE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 UN&D ~TATESGENERALACC~UNTING HUMAN RESOURCES DIVISION B-206270 FEBRUARY 23,1982 . The Honorable Administrator Robert P. Nimmo of Veterans Affairs llllllllllll
117591 Dear Mr. Nimmo: Subject: VA Needs To Improve Program For Medical Items (PLRD-82-44) Its Quality Assurance Supply and Equipment The Veterans Administration (VA) Marketin... |
| Date Feb. 22, 1982 |
Report No. GGD-82-13 |
Title
, BY THECOMPTROLLERGENERAL Report ToThe Congress
OF THEUNITED STATES A $4 Billion Census In 1990? Timely Decisions On Alternatives To 1980 Procedures Can Save Millions
Inflation and the pressure to obtain a complete count helped push the cost of taking the 1980 census over $1 billion. Inflation and an increased workload could quadruple the cost for 1990. Census Bureau estimates indicate censuses a... |
