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966-1045  \nThe digitization of this Act was performed by the University of Arkansas'sNational Agricultural Law Center under Cooperative  \nAgreement No.58-8201-4-197 with the United States Department ofAgriculture,National Agricultural Library.  \nany recognized school,training program,or institution of higher edu-cation(except that any such person shall be subject to the require-ments of paragraph(1)of this subsection during any period of morethan thirty days when such school or program is in vacation or recessand any such person enrolled in an institution of higher educationshall be subject to the requirements of subsection(e)(3)(B)of thissection as well);(E)a regular participant in a drug addiction oralcoholic treatment and rehabilitation program;or(F)employed aminimum of thirty hours per weck or receiving weekly earnings whichequal the minimum hourly rate under the Fair Labor Standards Actof 1938,as amended(29 U.S.C.206(a)(1)),multiplied by thirtyhours.  \n“(3)To the extent that a State employment service is assignedresponsibility for administering the provisions of snbsection(d)ofthis section,it shall comply with regulations issued jointly by theSecretary and the Secretary of Labor,which regulations shall bepatterned to the maximum extent practicable on the work incentiveprogram requirements set forth in title IV of the Social Security Act(42 U.S.C.630 et.seq.)and shall take into account the diversity ofthe needs o the food stamp work registration population.  \n“(e)No individual who is a member of a household otherwise eligibleto participate in the food stamp program under this section shall beeligible to participate in the food stamp program as a member of thator any other houschold if he or she(1)has reached his or hereighteenth birthday.(2)is enrolled at least half time in an insti-tution of higher education,and (3)(A)is properly claimed or couldproperly be claimed as a dependent child for Federal income taxpurposes by a taxpaver who is not a member of an eligible house-hold or(B)during the regular school year(i)is not employeda minimum of twenty hours per week or is not participating ina federally financed work study program,(ii)does not have weeklyearnings which at least equal the minimum hourly rate nnderthe Fair Iabor Standards Act of 1938,as amended(29 U.S.C.206(a)(1)),multiplied by twenty hours,(ii)is not registered forwork amounting to at least twenty hours per week,(iv)is not thehead of a household containing one or more other persons who aredependents of that individual because he or she supplies more thanhalf of their support,or(v)is not covered by an exemption from thework registration requirement contained in snbsection(d)of this sec-tion other than clause(D)of paragraph(2)of that subsection.  \n“(f)No individual who is a member of a household otherwise eligi-ble to participate in the food stamp program under this section shallbe eligible to participate in the food stamp program as a member ofthat or any other household 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