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TENTH CONGRESS OF THE FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA FIRST SPECIAL SESSION, 1997 CONGRESSIONAL BILL NO.

10-91, C.D.1, C.D.2 PUBLIC LAW NO.

10-45 AN ACT To further amend Public Law No.

8-19, as amended by Public Laws Nos.

8-72, 8-80, 8-107, 9-016, and 9-044, by further amending section 2, as amended by Public Laws Nos.

8-72 and 8-80, to modify the use of funds appropriated therein under subsections (1) and to exempt Public Law No.

8-19 from the lapse provisions of Public Law No.


9-040, and for other purposes.

BE IT ENACTED BY THE CONGRESS OF THE FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA: Section 1.

Section 2 of Public Law No.

8-19, as amended by Public Laws Nos.

8-72 and 8-80, is hereby further amended to read as follows: "Section 2.
The sum appropriated under section 1 of this act shall be apportioned as follows: (1) Chuuk State (a) Faichuk (i) Eot Elementary School $ 10,000 (ii) Nesonupong annex school10,000 (iii) Romalum Elementary School .................................... 10,000 (iv) Fanapanges Elementary School ................................... 10,000 (v) Tolokas Elementary School ................................... 10,000 (vi) Sapitiw Elementary School ................................... 20,000 (vii) Penieta Elementary School .................................... 10,000 (viii)Sopota Elementary School ................................... 10,000 (ix)Epin Elementary School ....................................$ 10,000 (x) Chukuram Elementary School .................................... 10,000 (xi)Sapou Elementary School .................................... 10,000 (xii) Neirenom Elementary CONGRESSIONAL BILL NO.
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10-45 School ................................... 10,000 (xiii) You Elementary School ................................... 10,000 (xiv) Munien Elementary School .................................... 10,000 (xv) Faro Elementary School ................................... 10,000 (xvi) Wichukuno Elementary School .................................... 10,000 (xvii) Amuachang Elementary School .................................... 10,000 (xviii) Foup Neman Elementary School ................................... 10,000 (xix) Fasoon Elementary School .................................... 10,000 (xx) St. Julia School.......20,000 (xxi) Faichuk Jr. High School .................................... 30,000 (xxii) School shipping costs..20,000 (b) Southern Namoneas (i) Tonoas ................$ 57,000 (ii) Uman .................. 57,000 (iii) Fefan .................. 57,000 (iv) Tsis ................. 10,000 (v) Parem .................. 10,000 2 of 6 CONGRESSIONAL BILL NO.
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10-45 (vi) Southern Namoneas student vehicle for students residing in Honolulu .. 19,000 (c) Mortlocks .................. 200,000 (d) Northern Namoneas (i) Nepukos School annex matching fund ............................ 25,000 (ii) School water catchments 40,000 (iii) Other school needs .... 10,000 (e) Northwest islands (i) Pattiw Jr. High School .. 40,000 (ii) Elementary school(s) water catchments ......................... 25,000 (iii) Other elementary school needs .................................... 10,000 (f) Saramen Chuuk Academy ...... 60,000 (g) Moen Jr. High School ...... 50,000 (h) Berea Christian School .... 20,000 (i) Mizpah High School ........ 20,000 (j) Xavier High School ........ 20,000 (2) Pohnpei State (a) PICS High School (i) Music and Drama Club ..$ 5,000 (ii) Other PICS High School needs .................................... 195,000 (b) Madolenihmw and Kitti (in 3 of 6 CONGRESSIONAL BILL NO.
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10-45 equal shares) ............................ 200,000 (c) Sokehs .................... 200,000 (d) Nett, U, Mwoakilloa and Pingelap ................................. 200,000 (3) Yap State ...................... 500,000 (4) Kosrae State (a) Kosrae High School (i) Language Arts Section: textbooks, instructional materials, supplies and equipment ...........................$ 25,000 (ii) Science and Math Sections: textbooks, instructional materials, supplies and equipment............................. 25,000 (iii) Social Studies Section: textbooks, instructional materials, supplies and equipment ............................ 25,000 (iv) Library: books, library equipment, subscriptions and reference materials ................................ 20,000 (v) Construction/renovation of restrooms and/or installation of water catchments ...............................$ 15,000 (b) Lelu and Sansrik Elementary Schools: textbooks, instructional materials, supplies and equipment, construction/renovation 4 of 6 CONGRESSIONAL BILL NO.
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10-45 of restrooms and/or construction of water catchments ............................... 50,000 (c) Tafunsak and Walung Elementary Schools: textbooks, instructional materials, supplies and equipment, construction/renovation of restrooms and/or construction of water catchments ............................... 50,000 (d) Malem Elementary School: textbooks, instructional materials, supplies and equipment, construction/renovation of restrooms and/or construction of water catchments ............................... 40,000 (e) Utwe Elementary School: textbooks, instructional materials, supplies and equipment, construction/renovation of restrooms and/or construction of water catchments ............................... 40,000 (f) Seventh Day Adventist School, for non-religious educational purposes: textbooks, instructional materials, supplies and equipment; materials, supplies and equipment for classroom facilities and ground maintenance; construction/installation of water catchment ..........................$ 10,000" 5 of 6 CONGRESSIONAL BILL NO.
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10-45 Section 2.

The authority of the allottee to obligate funds appropriated by Public Law No.

8-19 shall be exempt from the lapse provisions of Public Law No.

9-040.

Section 3.

This act shall become law upon approval by the President of the Federated States of Micronesia or upon its becoming law without such approval.

, 1997 Law without Signature September 30, 1997 Jacob Nena President Federated States of Micronesia 6 of 6