F1: Correspondence, 1983, Health
Topics include Children’s Survival Bill (HR 1602), sending health information via mail (HR 1342), creating a National Institute of Nursing (HR 2350), biomedical research and training (HR 2350), occupational therapy, prenatal care (HR 4136), AIDS, health care costs, and Medical Library Assistance Act amendments (S. 773).
Correspondents include J. Frank James.
F2: Correspondence, 1983, Health, Allergy Testing
Topics include Medicare payments for provocative testing and Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA).
F3: Correspondence, 1983, Health, Handicapped
Topics include Jones amendment to the House Rehabilitation Extension Act (HR 3520), handicapped infants, and mental institutions.
Correspondents include Ernest M. Simpson and Robert Fulton.
F4: Correspondence, 1983, Health, Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA) Regulations
Topics include excluded hospitals and excluded units, full-time medical director requirement, definition of physicians, and Diagnostic Related Group (DRG) reimbursement.
F5: Correspondence, 1983, Health, Medicare
Correspondents include Bill O’Connor.
F6: Correspondence, 1983, Health, Medicare Acceptance and Hospital Privileges (HR 4170)
F7: Correspondence, 1983, Health, Radiology Technicians
Topics include proposed standards of radiology credentialing and education programs (42 CFR, section 75).
F8: Correspondence, 1983, Health, Research
Topics include experiments on unborn children, National Institute of Health (NIH), Biomedical Research Training reauthorization bill (HR 2350), and Health Research Extension Act.
F9: Correspondence, 1983, Health, Respiratory Therapists
Topics include 42 CFR 482.23, 42 CFR 482.57, administration of drugs, and acceptance of verbal orders.
F10: Correspondence, 1983, Housing
Topics include mortgage interest deductions, low-income housing, having pets in federal housing (HR 1373), mortgage insurance premium payments, ACRS recovery period, public housing (HR 4170), and handicapped housing.
Correspondents include Stephen May and Ernest M. Simpson.
F11: Correspondence, 1983, Indians
Topics include Title VI funding, nutrition services, education programs, Otoe-Missouria Tribe, Indian Health Service, Concho Indian School, Indian Health Care Improvement Act, Kaw Tribe, Sac and Fox Tribe, housing, Seminole Nation, and Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA).
Correspondents include Leslie Fisher, LeRoy Logan, Ed Red Eagle, M. M. Chouteau, John R. Thorpe, Billy Evans Horse, and James N. Milam.
F12: Correspondence, 1983, Judiciary
Topics include Anti-Fencing Act (HR 1783), legal drinking age, drugs, religious freedom, drunk driving, and civil rights.
Correspondents include Porter Davis.
F13: Correspondence, 1983, Judiciary, Abortion
Topics include federal funding of non-profit organizations, Hyde amendment, Dannemeyer amendment (HR 2350), experimenting on unborn children, federal funding for abortions, Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), Respect Human Life amendment (HR 618), discharge petition 3, and Congressional Pro-Life Caucus.
F14: Correspondence, 1983, Judiciary, Abortion, Opinion Ballots
F15: Correspondence, 1983, Judiciary, Child Pornography
Topics include Sexual Exploitation of Children Act (HR 3635) and Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Statutes.
F16: Correspondence, 1983, Judiciary, Courts
Topics include Supreme Court and bankruptcy courts.
Correspondents include Luther B. Eubanks.
F17: Correspondence, 1983, Judiciary, Crime
Topics include death penalty and President’s Task Force on Victims of Crime recommendations.
Correspondents include Lloyd A. Gramling.
F18: Correspondence, 1983, Judiciary, Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) (HJ Res. 1)
Correspondents include Wanda Jo Peltier.
F19: Correspondence, 1983, Judiciary, Family Issues
Topics include missing children, Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (HR 1904), and domestic violence.
F20: Correspondence, 1983, Judiciary, Gay Rights (HR 427)
F21: Correspondence, 1983, Judiciary, Gun Control
Topics include armor-piercing ammunition, cop-killer bullets (HR 953), and McClure-Volkmer Firearms Owners’ Protection Act (HR 2420).
F22: Correspondence, 1983, Judiciary, Immigration
Topics include illegal aliens, Immigration Reform and Control Act (HR 1510), and legal immigration limits.
F23: Correspondence, 1983, Judiciary, Legal Services Corporation (HR 2909)
F24: Correspondence, 1983, Labor
Topics include health care benefits for the unemployed (HR 3021), repeal of Davis-Bacon Act, funding for the Human Resources Development Institute, and workers’ compensation.
Correspondents include William R. Paulk.
F25: Correspondence, 1983, Labor, Job Training Partnership Act
Correspondents include Billy Evans Horse and M. M. Chouteau.
F26: Correspondence, 1983, Labor, Unemployment
Topics include high unemployment rate, unemployment benefits, health insurance for the unemployed, and Community Renewal Employment Act (HR 1036).
F27: Correspondence, 1983, Labor, Unions
Topics include repeal of Davis-Bacon Act, union violence, Anti-Extortion Act (S. 462), and Hobbs Act amendment (HR 287).
F28: Correspondence, 1983, Labor, Workers’ Compensation
Topics include wage-loss benefits, HR 3175, and asbestos-related illness.
F29: Correspondence, 1983, Postal Service
Topics include mail fraud (HR 7044), third class mail rates, and cluster mailboxes.
F30: Correspondence, 1983, Postal Service, Martin Luther King Day
Topics include establishing a federal holiday.
F31: Correspondence, 1983, Science and Technology
F32-33: Correspondence, 1983, Taxes
Topics include capital gains holding period (HR 2225), restaurant tip reporting (HR 3803), estate tax, generation skipping tax, HR 1773, indexing tax brackets, tax increases, withholding on interest, Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 1982, Taxpayer Protection Act, flat tax, and home mortgage interest deductions.
Correspondents include Jerald C. Walker and Wanda Jo Peltier.
F34: Correspondence, 1983, Taxes, Bonds
Topics include municipal bonds (HR 3028).
F35: Correspondence, 1983, Taxes, Church Audit Procedures Act (HR 2977)
F36: Correspondence, 1983, Taxes, Employee Fringe Benefits
Topics include Permanent Tax Treatment of Fringe Benefits Act (HR 3525), life insurance, health insurance (HR 2574), Fringe Benefits Tax Act (HR 3789), and airline employee travel privileges.
F37: Correspondence, 1983, Taxes, Flat Tax
Topics include simplified tax structure and personal exemptions.
F38-40: Correspondence, 1983, Taxes, Flat Tax, Opinion Ballots |
