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1986 ED SPENDING;VOTE EXPECTED TODAY\n\nIn a slow,deliberate manner,the Senate yesterday began work on a massive ap-propriations bil1,H.R。3424,that would fund Education Department programs at$18.3 billion for fiscal 1986.  \nAlthough debate began at 10 a.m.,when the Senate ended its deliberations at5 p.m。only two minor amendments had been introduced to alter education programfrom the levels agreed upon in committee:  \nBy voice vote,the Senate approved a $338,000 add-on to the $5 mill1on the com-mittee had recommended for the new federal merit scholarship program,whichwould provide $1,500 scholarships to the top seven students in each of the na-tion's 435 congressional districts.  \n$2.5 million to the excellence in education program,which helps local schooldistricts carry out projects designed to achieve excellence in elementary andsecondary education.The appropriations committee had recommended that theprogram receive no fiscal 1986 funding.  \nSen.John Heinz,R-Pa.,who introduced the amendment,called the program“oneof the few direct responses\"to the problems highlighted by\"A Nation at Risk,\"ED's 1983 report that pushed forward the education reform movement.  \n# senate xpecledotedag the meaeure thas afterneader\n\nFloor deliberations began yesterday morning with a warning from Sen.LowellWeicker,R-Conn.,chairman of the Labor,Health and Human Services and Educa-tion Appropriations Subcommittee,who told his Senate colleagues _that change made to the measure could lead to its collapse.  \n\"If anybody wants to go ahead and bust this bill,he can do so,\"Weicker said.\"But all the carefully worded compromises go out the window.\"  \nWeicker has resisted massive cuts in the Labor-HHS-Education appropriationsbill.He guided the bill through the full appropriations committee withoutallowing it to fall victim to additional cuts(HED,Oct.7).  \nCommenting on the bill,Sen.William Proxmire,D-Wis.,said,\"This bill can beconsidered as a success story or a failure,depending on the benchmark used tojudge”it,adding that the bill appropriates more than the president's origi-nal request,but is a cut from fiscal 1985 appropriations.(more)  \n# SENATE BEGINS DEBATE ON FISCAL 1986 BUDGET;VOTE EXPECTED TODAY(Cont.)\n\nSen.Pete Domenici,R-N.M.,chairman of the Senate Budget Committee,asked fordeeper cuts in the appropriations bill during its markup,saying some $300 mil-lion in additional cuts would be necessary to help trim the budget deficit。  \nIf approved as passed by the appropriations committee,the s18.3 billion educa-tion bill would freeze most programs at fiscal 1985 levels.It would cut$500 million from the Guaranteed Student Loan Program and $300 million from thePell Grant program。  \nThe House has already approved its own version of the bill,funding educationat $17.5 billion(HED,Oct 4)。The House measure would freeze most ED programsat fiscal 1985 levels.--Bill Reinhard  \n# TEEN JOBLESS RATE ROSE IN SEPTEMBER,SAYS LABOR BUREAU\n\nThe nation's jobless rate for teenagers rose last month,fueled by a sizeablejump in unemployment among black youth,the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports.  \nUnemployment among black teens,already a:focus of national attention,becameeven more acute in September as 38.3 percent were without jobs,the bureaureported.In August,the jobless figure stood at 34.4 percent.  \nThe jump for black teens occurred as many other employment indicators remainedsteady.Civilian unemployment nationwide crept up slightly from 7 percent to  \n7.1 percent.  \n\"Today's unemployment figures remind us that joblessness is not evenly distrib-uted,but rather hits teens,particularly minorities,the hardest,\"said FrankSlobig,director of the Roosevelt Centennial Youth Project,a Washington,D.C.,study.group.  \nTaking into account those teens who want to work full time but can secure onlypart-time work,the\"real\"jobless rate for teens is 36.1 percent,Slobig said.Based on the bureau's 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