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Federal Outlays for Education 137<br />

N o . 2 1 6 . Federal O utlays fo r Education and Related Activities: 1970 t o 1981<br />

{In million* o f dollars, except as Indicated. For years ending June 30 except, beginning 1977, ending September 30. includes<br />

Puerto Rico and outlying areas. Minus sign ( - ) denotes repayments exceeding new loans tor data on loans, and decrease tor<br />

percent change. For explanation of average annual percent change, see Guide to Tabular Presentation]<br />

TYPE OF SUPPORT, LEVEL, AND PROGRAM AREA 1970 1975 1978 1977 1978 1979<br />

1980,<br />

est.<br />

1981,<br />

est.<br />

Federal outlays supporting education In<br />

educational institutions, total.................. 9,236 17,604 19,553 18,780 21,598 24,383 26,763 26,771<br />

Average annual percent change1.................. 8.4 13.8 11.1 -3 .9 15.0 12.9 9.7 .1<br />

Grants..................................... 8,728 17,124 19,157 18,459 20,795 22,995 24,952 25,275<br />

Elementary-secondary education 3,208 4,884 4,679 4,965 5,707 6,714 7,355 7,737<br />

School assistance—Fed. affected areas............... 656 619 599 765 766 912 821 554<br />

Assistance for educationally deprived3........... ..... 1,208 2,766 2,647 2,856 3,408 4,083 4,677 5,187<br />

Economic opportunity 4.................<br />

534<br />

Supporting services 8....................<br />

296 361 336 377 398 403 395 393<br />

Teacher Corps.............................<br />

16 39 24 3 8 14 14 15<br />

Vocational education.................... 181 351 388 309 297 358 4 6 0 4 6 1<br />

Dependents’ schools abroad......... 137 235 238 280 297 350 356 421<br />

Public lands revenue for schools... 82 149 131 93 256 270 322 373<br />

Assistance in special areas ®........ 79 136 118 84 79 50 49 54<br />

Emergency school assistance............................... - 197 172 181 169 238 212 2 2 7<br />

Higher education...................................................... *3,911 7,992 9.675 8,899 9,385 9,322 9,904 9,828<br />

Basic research in U.S. educational institutions<br />

proper 7............................................................. 964 1,271 1.421 1.638 2,111 2,459 2,733 3,002<br />

Research facilities ’ ............................................. 225 166 225 312 431 456 461 401<br />

Training grants, fellowships, traineeships.............. 896 1,082 1,037 985 1,126 974 1,076 1,004<br />

Facilities and equipment....................................... 513 336 296 329 169 100 102 86<br />

Other institutional support..................................... 178 426 486 458 474 541 587 585<br />

Other student assistance..................................... 1,102 4,706 6,209 5,177 5,075 4,791 4,926 4,750<br />

Vocational-technical and continuing......................... 1,611 4,248 4,603 4,594 5,703 6,658 7,692 7,710<br />

Vocational, technical and work traininga............... 1,269 3,037 3,405 9,575 4,964 6,356 7,200 7,230<br />

Veterans education............................................... 251 498 393 331 265<br />

66 172<br />

General continuing education 8.............................<br />

1,013<br />

152<br />

1,125<br />

206<br />

779<br />

190 187 156 117<br />

Training of Federal, State, and local government<br />

personnel.......................................................... 25 47 65 51 54 52 45 43<br />

Loans, higher education................................. 508 480 396 322 802 1,388 1,802 1,496<br />

Student loan program, NDEA10............................... 197 449 420 378 748 1,371 1,766 1,475<br />

College facilities Teens " .......................................... 311 31 - 2 4 - 5 7 55 17 35 21<br />

Other Federal outlays for education and<br />

related activities, total............................. 3,441 5,908 6,169 7,615 7,485 8,461 9,304 9,349<br />

Average annual percent change *.................. - 1 .0 12.0 4.6 23.3 -1 .7 12.7 10.0 .4<br />

Applied research and development' 1,240 2,067 2,166 2,575 2,614 2,940 3,097 3,269<br />

School lunch and milk programs 676 1,832 1,890 2,792 2,665 3,064 3,521 3,289<br />

Training of Federal military personnel...................... 676 996 976 1,037 1,033 1,192 1,279 1,300<br />

Professional training, military 492 727 694 754 739 (NA) (NA) (NA)<br />

U.S. military academies__ 184 270 282 282 294 (NA) (NA) (NA)<br />

Library services..................... 170 287 304 306 333 359 469 474<br />

International Development Assistance...................... 111 45 33 46 44 71 73 85<br />

Olher1................................... 567 681 801 858 797 836 863 912<br />

Agricultural extension service 125 219 219 239 240 262 250 264<br />

Educational television facilities 19.......................... 19 65 79 110 129 125 155 168<br />

Surplus personal property transferred ................ 246 216 295 262 197 216 184 203<br />

Surplus real property transferred M....................... 12 37 22 29 13 6 14 (NA)<br />

- Represents zero. NA Not available. ‘ For 1970, change from i960; for 1975, change from 1970. ’ Includes other<br />

outlays not shown separately. ’ Comprises Elementary and Secondary Education Act Title I, handicapped c h ild re n , d ro p o u t<br />

prevention, bilingual education, Kendall School for the Deaf, and Model School for the Deaf. Comprises Office of Economic<br />

Opportunity, Indian education, Appalachian Regional Development, Department of Labor, and Head Start preschool.<br />

* Comprises supplemental centers school library materials, strengthening of State education agencies, captioned films for the<br />

deaf, dissemination of information, school counseling end testing, American Printing House for the Blind, planning a n d e v a lu a tio n ,<br />

and equipment and minor remodeling.<br />

‘ Comprises funds for District of Columbia, Canal 2one (beginning 1960 excludes Canal Zone), territories and dependencies,<br />

Cuban refugees, and payments in lieu of taxes other than P.L 81-874 and P.L. 81-815 for federally affected areas.<br />

7 Data from U.S. National Science Foundation, F e d e ra l F u n d s fo r R e s e a rc h , D e v e lo p m e n t, a n d O th e r S c ie n tific A c tiv itie s . H ig h e r<br />

education data Include university operated research and development centers.<br />

‘ Comprises adult vocational education and manpower training programs.<br />

‘ Comprises Office of Education, ACTION (previously P e a c e Corps), Social and Rehabilitation Service, Depl of Housing and<br />

Urban Development, Office of Economic Development, and additional programs for continuing education. '“Comprises National<br />

Defense Education Act and insured student loans. "Comprises net amounts (loans minus loan repayments) for Dept of<br />

Housing and Urban Development college housing loans, Oitice of Education college facilities loans, and Federal loans to the<br />

District of Columbia for school construction.<br />

'’ Includes education broadcasting facilities. "Acquisition cost. "Fair value.<br />

Source: U.S. National Center for Education Statistics. D ig e s t o f E d u c a tio n S ta tis tic s , annual.

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