'house report 106 110 from the u.s. government publishing office 106th congress report 1st session house of representatives 106 110',
'j.j. jake pickle federal building april 27, 1999. referred to the house calendar and ordered to be printed mr. shuster,',
'from the committee on transportation and infrastructure, submitted the following r e p o r t to accompany h.r. 118',
'including cost estimate of the congressional budget office the committee on transportation and infrastructure, to whom was referred the bill',
'h.r. 118 to designate the federal building located at 300 east 8th street in austin, texas, as the j.j. jake',
'pickle federal building, having considered the same, report favorably thereon without amendment and recommend that the bill do pass. james',
'jarrell jake pickle was born in roscoe, texas, on october 11, 1913. he attended public schools and earned his b.a.',
'from the university of texas in 1938. upon graduation from college, congressman pickle accepted and held the position of area',
'director for the national youth administration, from 1938 until 1941. he then spent the next three and a half years',
'with the united states navy in the pacific during world war ii. after serving in the navy, congressman pickle returned',
'to austin, texas, and entered the radio business, and engaged in advertising, and public relations from 1946 to 1956. from',
'1957 until 1960, congressman pickle served as the director of the texas state democratic executive committee. in 1961, he was',
'appointed to the texas employment commission and served on the commission until his resignation in 1963. in 1963, congressman pickle',
'was elected to the united states house of representatives in a special election to fill a vacant seat created by',
'congressman thornberrys resignation. he was then re elected to the next fifteen succeeding congresses until his retirement on january 3,',
'1995. during his tenure in congress, congressman pickle provided a strong voice on civil rights issues. he vigorously advocated and',
'supported such historic legislation as the civil rights act of 1964 and the voting rights act. for over thirty years,',
'congressman pickle continuously worked on behalf of civil rights issues, and equal opportunities for women and minorities. in addition, as',
'chair of the ways and means oversight subcommittee and the social security subcommittee, he worked to shape the system of',
'medicare and see that it fulfilled its intended purpose of providing basic health care for those that required assistance, and',
'assured the continuance of social security. congressman pickle was a dedicated public servant who remained close to his texas constituents.',
'this legislation honors congressman pickle. hearings and legislative history no hearings were held on h.r. 118. committee consideration on april',
'22, 1999, the full committee met in open session and ordered reported h.r. 118, to designate the federal building located',
'at 300 east 8th street, austin, texas as the j.j. jake pickle federal building, approved april 21, 1999 by the',
'subcommittee on economic development, public buildings, hazardous materials and pipeline transportation, by voice vote with a quorum present. there were',
'no recorded votes taken during committee consideration of h.r. 118. rollcall votes clause 3 b of rule xiii of the',
'house of representatives requires each committee report to include the total number of votes cast for and against on each',
'rollcall vote on a motion to report and on any amendment offered to the measure or matter, and the names',
'of those members voting for and against. there were no recorded votes taken in connection with ordering h.r. 118 favorably',
'reported. a motion by mr. franks to order h.r. 118 favorably reported to the house was agreed to by voice',
'vote, a quorum being present. committee oversight findings with respect to the requirements of clause 3 c 1 of rule',
'xiii of the rules of the house of representatives, the committees oversight findings and recommendations are reflected in this report.',
'cost of legislation clause 3 d 2 of rule xiii of the rules of the house of representatives does not',
'apply where a cost estimate and comparison prepared by the director of the congressional budget office under section 402 of',
'the congressional budget act of 1974 has been timely submitted prior to the filing of the report and is included',
'in the report. such a cost estimate is included in this report. compliance with house rule xiii 1. with respect',
'to the requirement of clause 3 c 2 of rule xiii of the rules of the house of representatives, and',
'308 a of the congressional budget act of 1974, the committee references the report of the congressional budget office included',
'below. 2. with respect to the requirement of clause 3 c 4 of rule xiii of the rules of the',
'house of representatives, the committee has received no report of oversight findings and recommendations from the committee on government reform',
'on the subject of h.r. 118. 3. with respect to the requirement of clause 3 c 3 of rule xiii',
'of the rules of the house of representatives and section 402 of the congressional budget act of 1974, the committee',
'has received the following cost estimate for h.r. 118 from the director of the congressional budget office. u.s. congress, congressional',
'budget office, washington, dc, april 26, 1999. hon. bud shuster, chairman, committee on transportation and infrastructure, house of representatives, washington,',
'dc. dear mr. chairman: the congressional budget office has reviewed the following bills, which were ordered reported by the house',
'committee on transportation and infrastructure on april 22, 1999. cbo estimates that their enactment would have no significant impact on',
'the federal budget, and would not affect direct spending or receipts; therefore, pay as you go procedures would not apply.',
'the bills contain no intergovernmental or private sector mandates as defined in the unfunded mandates reform act and would impose',
'no costs or state, local, or tribal governments. the bills reviewed are: h.r. 118, a bill to designate the federal',
'building located at 300 east 8th street, in austin, texas, as the j.j. jake pickle federal building; h.r. 560, a',
'bill to designate the federal building and united states courthouse located at the intersection of comercio and san justo streets',
'in san juan, puerto rico, as the jose v. toledo federal building and united states courthouse; h.r. 686, a bill',
'to designate a united states courthouse in brownsville, texas, as the garza vela united states courthouse; h.r. 1121, a bill',
'to designate the federal building and united states courthouse located at 18 greenville street in newman, georgia, as the lewis',
'r. morgan federal building and united states courthouse; s. 437, an act to designate the united states courthouse under construction',
'at 333 las vegas boulevard south in las vegas, nevada, as the lloyd d. george united states courthouse; and s.',
'460, an act to designate the united states courthouse located at 401 south michigan street in south bend, indiana, as',
'the robert k. rodibaugh united states bankruptcy courthouse. if you wish further details on this estimate, we will be pleased',
'to provide them. the cbo staff contact is john r. righter. sincerely, barry b. anderson for dan l. crippen, director',
'. constitutional authority statement pursuant to clause 3 d 1 of rule xiii of the rules of the house of',
'representatives, committee reports on a bill or joint resolution of a public character shall include a statement citing the specific',
'powers granted to the congress in the constitution to enact the measure. the committee on transportation and infrastructure finds that',
'congress has the authority to enact this measure pursuant to its powers granted under article i, section 8 of the',
'constitution. federal mandates statement the committee adopts as its own the estimate of federal mandates prepared by the director of',
'the congressional budget office pursuant to section 423 of the unfunded mandates reform act. public law 104 4. advisory committee',
'statement no advisory committees within the meaning of section 5 b of the federal advisory committee act were created by',
'this legislation. applicability to the legislative branch the committee finds that the legislation does not relate to the terms and',
'conditions of employment or access to public services or accommodations within the meaning of section 102 b 3 of the',
'congressional accountability act. public law 104 1.',