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It details spending increases for federal prison construction, expansion, modernization, and automation, alongside funding for the war on drugs and FBI foreign counterintelligence. 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STATE/LOCALASSISTANCE  \nFBI/FLETL Training Programs Will NowHave“User Fees”Attached To Them  \n\"We're doing the tough job of strengtheningour law enforcement functions in an era when wemust also reduce spending in order to eliminatethe Federal deficit,\"Attorney General EdwinMeese III said on Feb.5 as he unveiled the FY1987 budget proposal for the U.S.Departmentof Justice.  \nThe budget features increases in areas wherethe Federal role is clear and where the need foradditional resources is urgent.Significant fundingis sought for new Federal prison construction,expansion and modernization;for the war ondrugs;for major improvements in automation toincrease agency productivity;and additional re-sources for the FBI's Foreign CounterintelligenceProgram.  \nThe budget also includes significant reductionsin certain grant programs;in areas where efficiencyimprovements,including management and pro-ductivity savings,can be made;and where non-Federal users of Department services can pay thecosts of those services.  \n“The Department of Justice performs a num-ber of core functions'of the Federal Governmentwhich must be aggressively carried out,\"AttorneyGeneral Meese said.“These include tough enforce-ment of Federal criminal law,attacking organizedcrime,fighting international and interstate drugtrafficking,rooting out spies and battling all who  \n(Continued on page two)  \nAGomprohonsive and Indopendent NewsSummary for the Law Enforcoment Professional  \nFebruFebruary 17,1986  \nIN THIS ISSUE-                \nDOJ BUDGET:FBI,DEA Making Out OK,But  \nMICHIGAN:State Police Praised For Ending  \nN.Y.:Police Chaplain Found Guilty For  \nVANDALISM:New Guide Offers Solutions.  .  .5  \nCHICAGO:Police/School Role Model ProgramInitiated  \nNEO-NAZIS:Is It All Over Or Has The WarJust Begun?.  \nIPTM:DevelopsA Traffic Template To  \nLETTER:Sens.Specter,Biden Fighting To  \nNCIC:FBI Endorses Access For RailroadAnd Campus Police..  .  .  .  ..  .9  \nFALSE ARREST WAIVER:U.S.AppealsCourt Rules Illegal  \nCRIME DEBATE:Set For Atlanta.  .  .  .  .10  \nMICROCOMPUTER:Workshop For Police.  .  .10  \nHAPPY ST.VALENTINE'S DAYTO ALL OF OUR WONDERFUL SUBSCRIBERS!  \nCRIME CONTROL DIGEST  \nthreaten the nation's security or that of its citizens,prosecuting the violent purveyors of hate and allof those who violate the civil rights of others,andof course,representing the Federal Government andits agencies in a myriad of civil actions whose num-ber grows constantly.\"  \n## Highlights\n\n● Spending Increases  \nThe main increase proposed in the Department's FY1987 budget consists of more than $140million for theconstruction of three new medium security Federal Correc-tional Institutions,and the addition of minimum securityfacilities at two current facilities.The construction ofthese facilities will help to ease overcrowding in a FederalPrison System expected to be 35 percent over capacity in1987.  \nThe total budget request for the Department of Justicein 1987 is $4.183 billion,and includes an employment ceil-ing of 65,779 full-time equivalent workyears.  \n## ● Spending Reductions\n\nPublic Law 99-177,the Balanced Budget and Emer-gency Deficit Control Act of 1985(commonly referred toas the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Act),mandates that theFederal deficit be reduced to $144 billion in fiscal year1987.The budget the President has submitted for 1987meets this 1987 target.  \nIn furtherance of this goal,the President's proposed1987 budget for the Department of Justice includes initia-tives to reduce 1986 and 1987 spending by a total of$230.5 million.These reductions are in addition to se-questered resources of $177million in 1986 related to theGramm-Rudman-Hollings Act.These initiatives inchudeproposed rescissions for 1986,management and produc-tivity savings,program decreases,and limitations on spend-ing authority.  \n## Increases-Details\n\n●Federal Prison Expansion and Modernization  \nAs a result of 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