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The breakdown centered on how much to reserve for a new education, training, and social services initiative, including state grants supporting math, science, foreign languages, vocational education, and adult literacy. 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their differing fiscal 1987 educationspending plans reached an impasse yesterday when they were unable to resolve a$500 million difference in the two measures.  \nThe conference on \"function 500\"education,training and social services pro-grams broke down over how much money to set aside for a new education andtraining initiative proposed by the House。The $500 million setaside wouldsupport a new state grant program for math,science,foreign languages,voca-tional education and adult literacy programs along the lines of a provision inthe House trade bill,H.R。4800(HED,May 23)。  \nSenate Budget Committee Chairman Pete Domenici,R-N.M.,agreed to accept theHouse plan for reforms in the Guaranteed Student Loan program that would save$25 miilion in fiscal 1987,$30 million less than the $55 million savings ap-proved by the Senate(HED,June 5)。But when House Budget Committee ChairmanWilliam Gray,D-Pa.,urged Domenici to add $400 million to the Senate's func-tion 500 plan to help fund the trade initiative,Domenici refused.  \nBuilt-In FlexibilityInstead,Domenici proposed adding $100 million tothe $400 million already set aside in the Senate plan for math and science ed-ucation spending.\"You can call it what you want,and we'11 call it what wewant,\"he said,suggesting that the measure be referred to as the“math,science,trade and other related [spending]initiative.\"  \nDomenici said that strategy would give appropriations committee members,in-cluding himself,more flexibility to distribute the funds if the Senate doesnot pass a trade bill similar to H.R。4800.  \n\"There is no way the appropriators need more\"than the $3 billion dollars overcurrent spending levels that the Senate included in its $33.2 billion function500 budget plan,Domenici said.The House would allot $33.7 billion to func-tion 500。  \nWhen Gray refused to accept the proposal,however,Domenici offered $250 mil-lion toward the trade initiative,but only if the funds were \"fenced\"so thatthey could not be released to appropriations panels unless the Senate passed anidentical measure in its trade bil1.Gray declined the offer,saying,\"Tofence at this point would not be appropriate.\"  \nGray did not say when conferees would return to function 500,but noted that hehoped to conclude all work on the budget by next Wednesday.--Deborah L.Gold  \n# WEICKER INTRODUCES REHABILITATION BILL WITH WORK FOCUS\n\nSen.Lowell Weicker,R-Conn.,yesterday introduced a bill that would reautho-rize the Rehabilitation Act for four years and would put an increased focus onenhancing the employability of handicapped individuals.  \nThe bi11,s.2515,would create a $25 million state grant program geared towardobtaining support services severely handicapped individuals need to get andkeep jobs in competitive,integrated work settings,as opposed to shelteredworkshops.  \nThe Senate bil1,referred to the Labor and Human Resources Committee,wouldmaintain the federal contribution for vocational rehabilitation at 80 percent.A similar bill,H.R.4021,which passed the House in May,would drop thefederal contribution to state rehabilitation programs to 75 percent by 1993,provided the appropriation for the program increases after 1988(HED,May 13)。  \nThe purpose of the act currently is to use training,services and research toimplement comprehensive vocational rehabilitation and independent living pro-grams.The new bill would also make the act's purpose one of maximizing \"em-ployability,independence and integration into the workplace and thecommunity.\"  \nA Working Need\"Two-thirds of disabled Americans between the ages of 16and 64 are not working,\"said Weicker,who chairs the Senate Handicapped Sub-committee that will be the first Senate panel to consider the bil1.\"Further-more,two-thirds of these individuals want to work.  It is imperative that werespond to this need.\"  \nThe bill also would increase the emphasis","cbCail7MKLYXXRTI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCail7MKLYXXRTI","pdf",1735699,"English","# BUDGET CONFEREES REACH IMPASSE ON FISCAL 1987 EDUCATION SPENDING\n## House-Senate impasse over the $500 million difference\n## Guaranteed Student Loan reforms and Senate funding stance\n# WEICKER INTRODUCES REHABILITATION BILL WITH WORK FOCUS\n## Reauthorization of the Rehabilitation Act and employability focus\n## Funding levels and changes to federal contribution\n## Provisions on mental illness, engineering, and grant evaluation","[{\"question\":\"What caused the impasse between the House and Senate conferees for fiscal 1987 education spending?\",\"answer\":\"They could not resolve a $500 million difference between the two measures, particularly over how much money to set aside for a new education and training initiative.\"},{\"question\":\"What did the Senate agree to regarding the Guaranteed Student Loan program?\",\"answer\":\"Senate Budget Committee Chairman Pete Domenici agreed to accept House reforms to save $25 million in fiscal 1987, though this saved $30 million less than the Senate-approved amount.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the focus of the Rehabilitation Act bill introduced by Senator Lowell Weicker?\",\"answer\":\"The bill would reauthorize the Rehabilitation Act for four years with an increased focus on enhancing the employability of handicapped individuals and expanding support for work in competitive integrated settings.\"}]","BUDGET CONFEREES REACH IMPASSE ON FISCAL 1987 EDUCATION SPENDING | PDF",1790601773,18]