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approved a fiscal 1987 budget reso-lution that has the hearty support of higher education advocates.  \nWhile most domestic programs were frozen at this year's levels or trimmed back,the plan,which took a month of maneuvering to finalize,provides enough fundsto increase budget authority for education by more than $2 billion over thecurrent $17.7 billion level.President Reagan had requested $15.2 billion foreducation in his fiscal 1987 budget proposal(HED,Feb。6)。  \nNot Linked To Taxes\"Considering what might have happened,we'reecstatic,\"said Rick Jerue,vice president for governmental relations at theAmerican Association of State Colleges and Universities.Referring to anearlier proposal to link increases in education funding to enactment of a taxincrease,Susan Frost,executive director of the Committee for Education Fund-ing,expressed satisfaction with the plan,\"considering we got our entireincrease and nothing is contingent on further legislation\"(HED,June 27)。  \nAfter conferees ironed out final details,the House adopted s.Con.Res.120 ona 333-43 vote,and the Senate passed the plan by voice vote。The measure,which sets budget ceilings to guide appropriations committees in draftingspending bills,does not require the president's signature,but a White Housespokesman said Reagan termed the plan\"generally acceptable.\"  \nManeuvering RoomThe nearly $1 trillion budget plan provides $33.45 bil-the House and Senate have different ideas about how the money should be divi-ded,staffers say the plan provides appropriators sufficient room to restorefunds cut from education programs by the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings balanced budgetlaw,add an increase for inflation and boost some programs beyond that level.  \nThe House has recommended increases for \"high priority\"programs,includingstudent aid,while the Senate has earmarked extra funds specifically for mathand science and special education(HED,May 12)。s.Con.Res.120 also setsaside $200 million for education and training activities along the linesproposed in the House trade bil1(HED,June 13)。The plan also adopts Housecost-saving proposals for the Guaranteed Student Loan program that would save$390 million over three years(HED,May 8)。  \nBut the final decision on how to allocate higher education funds rests withappropriations committees in the House and Senate.The House Education,Labor(more)  \n(  \n     June 30,1986  \n# CONGRESS APPROVES '87 BUDGET PLAN THAT BOOSTS EDUCATION SPENDING(Cont.)\n\nand Health and Human Services Appropriations Subcommittee marked up its fiscal1987 spending bill in a closed session last week but will not release thedetails untii the bill goes to the full House Appropriations.Committee nextmonth.The Senate has not set a date to mark up its education spending bill.  \nJerold Roschwalb,director of governmental relations for the National Associa-tion of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges,expressed concern that theconference agreement to provide $9.1 billion to function 250 science,space andtechnology programs is lower than the president's $9.45 billion request forthose programs and\"could mean cutbacks in research.\"  \nBut given the \"extraordinary sense of stress\"created by Gramm-Rudman-Hollings,s.Con.Res.120“comes as a relief to people in education.The context wasvery threatening,but it looks 1ike we're going to come out okay,\"Roschwalbsaid.--Deborah L.Gold  \n# PELL GRANT PROGRAM SET TO RECEIVE $146 MILLION SUPPLEMENTAL\n\nProblems with the White House ironed out,Congress last Thursday night agreedto a $1.7 billion fiscal 1986 supplemental appropriations bill that includes a$146 million shot in the arm for the underfunded Pell Grant program。  \nPresident Reagan is expected to sign the bil1,H.R。4515.Early White Houseproblems with the measure and threats of a possible veto had caused the bill tobounce around the halls of Congress for several m","cbCaiqgceObhCLmH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqgceObhCLmH","pdf",1827308,"English","# Congress Approves 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