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Common- SESSION H. R. 2884 Act

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State SEC Secretaries U.S.C. Labor Education Congress Work Opportunities the Job Training Partnership Act Federal, State Senate the Department of Labor 104 Skill Standards Board the State of the Union WAIVER.—Each the State School-to-Work Opportunities Applied Technology Education RESTRICTIONS.—A Work Programs QUIREMENTS the Bureau of Apprenticeship FEDERAL ADMINISTRATION Nation LIMITATION.—A State the National Apprenticeship Act CONGRESSIONAL the Job Opportunities Dissemination Network the Whole House the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico Ms. SCHOOL-BASED LEARNING COMPONENT Bureau IB Union Calendar No PAYNE Interior APPROPRIATIONS the Bureau of Appren- the State for review the General Education Provisions Act United 9 States the State School-to-Work House of Representa- REPORTS.—Each State PRIORITY.—In TITLE IV The Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act

Carl D. Perkins Vocational Carl D. Perkins CRITERIA.—In STRICKLAND STARK FISH GIBBONS MURPHY MILLER ROMERO-BARCELO´ FILNER WILLIAMS GILLMOR LEVIN CLAY DE LUGO MENENDEZ STEWART PAYNE LLOYD HUGHES RANGEL Stewart B. McKinney KILDEE PELOSI LOWEY GENE GREEN MAZ- ZOLI GEPHARDT ROEMER Carl D. EDWARDS GUNDERSON KAPTUR BECERRA MARTINEZ SAWYER FORD RUSH KOPETSKI UNSOELD HOYER NORTON CASTLE DELAURO MOLINARI REED FALEOMAVAEGA SANDERS ANDREWS

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