The 1970 Acts require the executive branch to submit the reports on the further development of urban growth policy, the location of Federal facilities, acceleration of the availability of government services and financial assistance (among other subjects) in support of rural community development. This report should assist in the evaluation of these submissions received from the President and executive departments and agencies. The report's basic purpose is to place individual legislative actions in the larger context of interrelated national urban and rural development objectives set forth by the Congress. The basic content of this report consists of three major components. The first summarizes 1970 legislative developments at both the State and Federal levels of government concerning contributions being made toward the development of a balanced national growth policy for the United States. The second component describes the actions taken by Congressional committees and the Congress in the first session of the 92nd Congress (1971). The final component is a detailed annotated summary of the published literature of urban and rural development made available in 1971.

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This report discusses the technology base for processing oil shale, the outlook and constraints facing potential shale oil producers, the environmental and regulatory concerns associated with shale development.

This report addresses Disposal of Dredge and Fill regarding Water Pollution Control.

This report includes Right-to-Work Laws.

This report is about The Electric Vehicle: An Alternative to the Gasoline-Powered Car.

This report outlines the 1975 federal budget concerning energy, environment, and physical development, transportation, housing, and general government programs.

This report is a bibliography of published works concerning the electoral college in the United States.

This report is about the multilith by the Congressional Research Service entitled "The Family Assistance Act", dated March 31, 1970.

This report addresses the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), which was created in 1972 as a two-year program to make supplemental foods available to pregnant and lactating women, infants, and to children who were determined by competent professionals to be nutritional risks because of inadequate income.

This report discusses the prevalence of hypertensive disease (high blood pressure) in the United States and federal programs aimed at controlling and reducing hypertensive disease.

This report provides the details of all groups which come under the Official and Unofficial categories in both House and Senate.

This report discusses the issue of excessive aircraft noise and the method of abating the noise levels through aircraft engine retrofitting.

This report investigates the International Brotherhood of Teamster, the largest trade union at that time, along with a bibliographic essay to look over some materials involved with dealing with the Teamsters.

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This report examines three basic solutions to satisfy the Navy's requirement.

This report describes the selected bibliography on high school debate topics.

This report discusses the Education Professions Development Act and its background, purpose, and legislative history.

This report is about Electronic Fund Transfers. A discussion and analysis of the national commision on electronic funds transfer's final report.

This report is about awards of attorneys fees in Federal courts and by Federal agencies.

This report provides data on the leaders, political parties, and government types of Latin American countries. It also includes population numbers and the area of each country.

This report discusses passed and proposed legislation in the 92nd Congress related to fish and wildlife regulation and funding of the Fish and Wildlife Department.

This report is about environmental health effects of Lead: An analysis of the issues and Congressional Actions.

This report outlines the history and use of Executive Orders in the United States.