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Affairs*     *     *  \nHouse Health Subcommittee SlatesHearings on Nursing Education Bill  \nAmerican Council on Education·1785 Massachusetts Avenue,N.W.Washington 6,D.C.  \nApril 3,1964  \nVolume XIII,Number 8  \nHouse Appropriations Unit SetTo'Mark Up'Labor-HEW Bill;Committee Report Due April 10  \nThe House Appropriations Subcommittee on the Departmentsof Labor and Health,Education,and Welfare will begin onApril 6 to mark up\"the appropriations bill for the two de-partments.The full committee is scheduled to report the  \nbill on April 10 and it is slated to go to the House floor on April 14.  \nIncluded in the Administration's Labor-HEW budget request is $267 million in supple-  \nmental funds for fiscal 1964 and $464 million for fiscal 1965 to implement the Higher Educa-  \ntion Facilities Act of 1963(Public Law 88-204).  \nBecause many Congressmen have said they lacked specific evidence that colleges anduniversities would be able to use the full amount of funds that could be appropriated for con-struction of undergraduate academic facilities under title I of the act,the American Councilon Education and its constituent organizations have urged their member institutions to ad-vise their congressmen and members of the House Appropriations Subcommittee of theirplans to use academic facilities funds.  \nLogan Wilson,president of the American Council on Education,in a follow-up to histestimony of March 16(see Bulletin,Vol.XIII,No.7),has called the attention of Repre-sentative John E.Fogarty(D-R.I.),chairman of the subcommittee,to an EducationalFacilities Laboratories report entitled \"Bricks and Mortarboards which states that con-struction at American colleges and universities is running $700 million per year behindestimated needs.  \nMeanwhile,the U.S.Office of Education is completing work on proposed regulations foradministration of the undergraduate facilities program.The USOE has invited representa-tives of state commissions to several regional meetings this month to outline the proposedregulations.However,the USOE reports that it still has not heard from Alabama,Louisiana,Mississippi,Nevada,North Dakota,Puerto Rico,Rhode Island,Virginia,Virgin Islands,Washington,West Virginia,and Wisconsin on the formation of state commissions to ad-minister title I of the act.  \nHearings on an Administration-backed bill to provide planning,construction,and project grants for schools of nursing and trainee-ships,scholarships,and student loans to help expand the nation'ssupply of nurses are scheduled to begin on April 8 before the Sub-  \nHouse Health SubcommitteeTo Open Hearings April 8On Nursing Education Bill  \ncommittee on Public Health and Safety of the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com-mittee.  \nThe bill,HR 10042,was introduced in the House by Representative Oren Harris(D-Ark.),chairman of the Commerce Committee.An identical bill was introduced in the Senate as  \nS 2529 by Senator Lister Hill (D-Ala.),chairman of the Senate Labor and Public WelfareCommittee.  \nThe bills would authorize:  \n● A four-year grant program for the construction of new schools of nursing,for the majorexpansion of existing schools,and for the replacement or rehabilitation of existing teachingfacilities.A total appropriation of $110 million,including $35 million for collegiate schools($5 million for fiscal 1966 and $10 million for each of the next three years)and $75 millionfor associate degree and diploma schools($15 million for fiscal 1966 and $20 million foreach of the next three years).Federal share of the grant would be up to 662/3 percent fornew schools or major expansion of existing schools,up to 50 percent for other construction.All construction must contribute to expansion of enrollment or prevent curtailment of enroll-ment or quality.This construction program is patterned after that of Public Law 88-129,theHealth Professions Educational Assistance Act of 1963.Prov","cbCaicIIbG60q0FE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicIIbG60q0FE","pdf",645393,"English","# House Health Subcommittee To Open Hearings April 8 on Nursing Education Bill\n## House Appropriations Subcommittee Mark-Up Schedule\n## Nursing Education Bill Provisions (HR 10042 / S 2529)","[{\"question\":\"When are the nursing education bill hearings scheduled to begin?\",\"answer\":\"Hearings on the administration-backed nursing education bill are scheduled to begin on April 8 before the committee on Public Health and Safety of the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the House Appropriations Subcommittee’s April schedule?\",\"answer\":\"The House Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor and HEW will begin marking up the appropriations bill for the two departments on April 6, with reporting planned for April 10 and a slated move to the House floor on April 14.\"},{\"question\":\"What main types of support does the nursing education bill 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