Under this amendment the surplus remaining out of the 1percentnt debt tax and the two-mill sewage, water and drainage tax — after meeting, first, the premium bonds; secondly, the $10,000,000 constitutional4ss; and, thirdly, the $12,000,000 public improvement 4s — was assigned towards the payment of the principal and interest of these new bonds.
SEE $30,000,000 SURPLUS Reverse Charge of Politics, and Allege Misrepresentation of Facts on Amendments.
Felando's amendment "would eliminate all incentives for cities to purchase surplus school sites for parks," said Torrance Councilman Tim Mock, who will probably go to Sacramento to testify against it.
Paul's amendment would have empowered federal agencies to identify "any potential surplus funds" and return them to the treasury.
The complaint relied also upon an amendment of § 23, on February 24 , 1897 attempting to make the above-mentioned surplus profits a debt, and to make the company accountable from the beginning of such profits.
In order to create such a system, Paul's amendment would give additional power to the executive branch by exempting the surplus funds from existing law that forbids the executive branch from seizing congressionally appropriated funds.
Therefore Towne v. Eisner cannot be regarded as turning upon the point that the surplus accrued to the company before the act took effect and before adoption of the amendment.
A Senate committee unanimously approved an amendment to the Coast Guard reauthorization bill that would more tightly restrict how private owners could use surplus Coast Guard vessels obtained from the government.
A surplus of political will ended up reversing the course of the DC legislature, with a no-fare minimum amendment passed specifically for Uber.
