The article discusses the relationship between laws and regulations as it relates to the effective implementation of Title V of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (P.L. 93-112), which guarantees civil rights of disabled persons. (DLS)

Considers the manner in which the concept of deregulation has been used in the literature, describes several forms of deregulation, and discusses the tactics likely to be employed by agencies and by the regulated parties. (Author/IRT)

The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission presents the principles that will guide him and the commission during his tenure as chairman. Issues discussed range from the maintenance of the commission's integrity and independent control, through equal employment, to the encouragement of new technological utilization. (RAO)

Originally, Congress approved only "qualitative" restrictions on immigration ensuring the good health and character of aliens entering the country. When the country moved from an agricultural to an industrialized society, Congress enacted "quantitative" restrictions to protect the nation's economy by limiting the number of aliens. Past and present…

In the deregulatory fervor of the 1980's, the distinction between banks, nonbank depositories, and nondepository firms is becoming less clear as each tries to expand its activities in the emerging financial services industry. (RM)

This hearing provides the statements from the following individuals: Chairman Simpson; Hon. Silvestre Reyes; Hon. Ander Crenshaw; and Hon. Lane Evans (prepared statement of). This document also includes statements from over 10 wittinesses and contains an article, bill, chart, and statement submitted for the record relating to this hearing.…

Head Start and Early Head Start are comprehensive child development programs providing services to children from birth to age 5, pregnant women, and their families. The Head Start Program Performance Standards, mandatory regulations that grantees and delegate agencies must implement in order to operate a Head Start program, are designed to ensure…

Civil and criminal liability may result from institutional failure to follow federal regulations about hazardous waste. Insurance coverage requirements should be determined. (MLF)

Discusses the problems caused by lobbyists who abuse their rights in influencing legislation. Government expenses are increased when lobbying costs are included in the cost of government contracts. The problems involved in improving federal controls over lobbyists are examined. (AM)

Strategies for increasing evaluation research leverage are reviewed. Alignment of evaluation research with regulatory bodies with authority to suspend public program expenditures is advocated. Several likely obstacles in the development of the regulatory evaluation model are anticipated and addressed. (Author/RL)

Discusses the possibility that the memorandum on fair representation cases issued by the general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board is invalid because it is a set of rules, promulgation of which requires compliance with Section 4 of the Administrative Procedure Act. (Author/IRT)

Argues that equal employment regulations are cost effective both in an economic sense and in a social sense. (IRT)

Summarizes a report noting that although federal regulations require that summary plan descriptions (SPDs) of pensions must be written at low readability levels, both the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) regulating such plans and a mandatory statement for inclusion in SPDs are written at an exceptionally difficult college level.…

Describes various trends apparent in the development of videotex services (teletext/viewdata) in the United States and outlines forthcoming experimental applications. Author discusses policy issues raised by existing systems and concludes that the main constraint to development in the USA derives from uncertainty regarding consumer demand and…

Discusses Federal Communications Commission policies concerning comparative license renewal standards; examines the application of those standards to the case involving control of television station WESH in Daytona Beach, Florida; and evaluates the implications of that case. (FL)