When Congress reauthorized the Impact Aid law in 1994 and created section 8007, it envisioned this part of the Impact Aid Program to be funded at a minimum of $25 million each year. Section 8007 has only been appropriated at $5 million each of the last few years. Currently the House bill includes $7 million for section 8007. What we see here is not in gratitude but a simple statement of fact and intent. While again I join with my colleague, the gentleman from Texas, on behalf of federally impacted schools and impact aid, this shows again why we should add these funds, why we should respect not only the committee process but the amendments process and pass this amendment.
NAN A. S. HAYWORTH: “When Congress reauthorized the Impact Aid law in 1994 and created section 8007, it envisioned this part of the Impact…”
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Discussing funding for the Impact Aid Program during a House floor debate.
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