ELIMINATED FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, 1995+
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Thanks to the people who replied to my request for the names of agencies
closed by the 104th Congress.  This does nto refer to the temporary
shutdown of inessential services which the government is currently
enduring, but to agencies eliminated.  I welcome additions or
corrections:

AGENCIES CLOSED OR SCHEDULED TO CLOSE:

Administrative COnference of the U.S.
Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations
Bureau of Mines
House District of Columbia Committee
House Merchant Marine and Fisheries COmmittee
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Office of Information Transfer, National Biological Survey
Office of Technology Assessment

THE FOLLOWING AGENCIES WERE NOT CLOSED BUT BILLS INTRODUCED IN
CONGRESS EITHER PROPOSED OR ASSUMED THEIR ELIMINATION:

(parenthesis gives the bill, resolution, or amendment that proposed
or assumed the elimination of the agency)

Agency for Health Care Polict Research (H.Con Res. 67)
Alaska Power Administration (S. 395)
American FOlklife Center (H.R. 1854, H. Amd. 454)
Appalachian Regional COmmission (HCR  67)
Commerce Department (HCR 67)
COrporation for National and Community Service (HCR 67)
Economic Development Administration (HCR 67)
Education Department (HCR 67)
Energy Department (HCR 67)
Federal Maritime Commission (HCR 67)
Federal Transit Administration (HCR 67)
International Trade Administration (HCR 67)
Joint Committee on Printing (HR 1854)
Legal Services COrporation (HCR 67)
Maritime Administration (HCR 67)
Minority Business Development Administration (HCR 67)
National BIological Survey (HR 1977)
National Endowment for the Arts (HR 209)
Tennessee Valley Authority (HCR 67)
Travel and Tourism Administration (HCR 67)

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