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Digitized from Box 30 of the White House Press Releases at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library
[9-7-76]
CONTENTS OF SPECIAL MESSAGE
(in thousands of dollars)
Rescis-
Budget
sion #
Item
Authority
Funds Appropriated to the President:
International Security Assistance
R76-50
Foreign military credit sales
126,750
SUMMARY OF SPECIAL MESSAGES
FOR FY 1976 AND THE TRANSITION QUARTER
(amounts in thousands of dollars)
Rescissions
Deferrals
Twentieth special message:
New items
126,750
---
Changes to amounts
previously submitted
Effect of the twentieth
special message
126,750
---
Previous special messages
3,455,314
8,335,296
Adjustments to eliminate
double counting
-242,023
Total amount proposed in
special messages
3,582,064
8,093,273
(in 50 re-
(in 117
scission
deferrals)
proposals)
NOTE: All amounts listed represent budget authority except for
$114,828,220 consisting of two general revenue sharing
deferrals (of outlays only). Supplementary reports for
these deferrals (D76-25F and D76-67A) are included in
the seventeenth special message.
Rescission Proposa No: R76-50
PROPOSED RESCISSION OF BUDGET AUTHORITY
Report Pursuant to Section 1012 of P.L. 93-344
Agency Funds Appropriated to the President
New budget authority
TQ $ 140,000,000
Bureau
International Security Assistance
(P.L 94-330
)
TQ
141,560,000
Other budgetary resources
Appropriation title & symbol
Total budgetary resourcesTQ
281,560,000
Foreign Military Credit Sales
1161082
Amount proposed for
126,750,000*
rescission
$
OMB identification code:
Legal authority '(in addition to sec. 1012):
04-09-1082-0-1-052
Antideficiency Act
Grant program
Yes
No
Other
Type of account or fund:
Type of budget authority:
X
Annual
X
Appropriation
Multiple-year
Contract authority
(expiration date)
No-year
Other
Justification
Pursuant to Public Law 90-629, the "Foreign Military Sales Act," approved October 22,
1968, as amended (including Title II of Public Law 94-329, the International
Security Assistance and Arms Export Control Act of 1976, approved June 30, 1976), and
Executive Order No. 11501 of December 22, 1969, as amended, the Secretary of Defense,
under the continuous supervision and general direction of the Secretary of State,
uses appropriated funds to make loans to friendly foreign countries and international
organizations to finance procurement of defense articles and defense services from the
United States or to guarantee loans made by private U.S. financial institutions or the
Federal Financing Bank for the same purpose.
Public Law 94-330, the "Foreign Assistance and Related Programs Appropriation Act,
1976, and the period ending September 30, 1976," approved June 30, 1976, appropriated
$1,065,000,000 for fiscal year 1976 and $140,000,000 for the period July 1, 1976,
through September 30, 1976, "to enable the President to carryout the provisions of
the Foreign Military Sales Act" (now the Arms Export Control Act). At the end of
June 30, 1976, a balance of $134,750,000 of the 1976 appropriation remained unobligated
and would otherwise have expired; however, as a result of section 204 of Public Law
93-554, approved December 27, 1974, that balance remains available until September 30,
1976. On July 1, 1976, the unobligated balance of the 1976 appropriation was merged
with the funds appropriated for the period July 1, 1976, through September 30, 1976,
pursuant to Public Law 94-274, the "Fiscal Year Transition Act," approved April 21, 1976.
In addition, $6,810,000 of fiscal year 1976 funds which were obligated in 1976 have
become available.
*$140,250,000 was placed in reserve on July 30, 1976. On August 30, 1976, the amount
in reserve was revised to $126,750,000.
-2-
R76-50
The President has determined that a part of the available budget authority will not be
required to carry out the full objectives and scope of the Foreign Military Credit Sales
program for which it was provided. Therefore, a rescission of $126,750,000 is proposed.
This excess amount arose as a result of increased reliance on guaranteed loans rather
than direct credit during fiscal year 1976. Under the guarantee program, funds equal
to 10% of the face value of loans are obligated to guarantee loans provided to foreign
aid recipients by the Federal Financing Bank or private lending institutions, while
in direct credit transactions, the full face value of the loans is obligated by the
U.S. government.
Estimated Effect:
Planned programs will not be reduced by this rescission. If rescission of the excess
funds is not effected and the funds are obligated, the funds would have to be used for
lower priority projects or for projects planned for fiscal year 1977.
Outlay Effect: (Estimated in millions of dollars)
Comparison with the President's 1977 budget:
1. Budget outlay estimate for the transition quarter
192.0
2. Outlay savings, if any, included in the budget outlay estimate
-0-
Current Outlay Estimate for the Transition Quarter:
3. Without rescission
869.0
4. With rescission
854.0
5. Current outlay savings (line 3 NAME line 4)
15.0
Outlay Savings for 1977
39.0
Outlay Savings for 1978
20.0
Outlay Savings for 1979
9.0
-3-
R76-50
FOREIGN MILITARY CREDIT SALES
Foreign Military, Credit Sales
Of the funds appropriated under this head in the Foreign
Assistance and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 1976,
and the period ending September 30, 1976, $126,750,000 are
rescinded.
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Supplementary reports for\nthese deferrals (D76-25F and D76-67A) are included in\nthe seventeenth special message.\nRescission Proposa No: R76-50\nPROPOSED RESCISSION OF BUDGET AUTHORITY\nReport Pursuant to Section 1012 of P.L. 93-344\nAgency Funds Appropriated to the President\nNew budget authority\nTQ $ 140,000,000\nBureau\nInternational Security Assistance\n(P.L 94-330\n)\nTQ\n141,560,000\nOther budgetary resources\nAppropriation title & symbol\nTotal budgetary resourcesTQ\n281,560,000\nForeign Military Credit Sales\n1161082\nAmount proposed for\n126,750,000*\nrescission\n$\nOMB identification code:\nLegal authority '(in addition to sec. 1012):\n04-09-1082-0-1-052\nAntideficiency Act\nGrant program\nYes\nNo\nOther\nType of account or fund:\nType of budget authority:\nX\nAnnual\nX\nAppropriation\nMultiple-year\nContract authority\n(expiration date)\nNo-year\nOther\nJustification\nPursuant to Public Law 90-629, the \"Foreign Military Sales Act,\" approved October 22,\n1968, as amended (including Title II of Public Law 94-329, the International\nSecurity Assistance and Arms Export Control Act of 1976, approved June 30, 1976), and\nExecutive Order No. 11501 of December 22, 1969, as amended, the Secretary of Defense,\nunder the continuous supervision and general direction of the Secretary of State,\nuses appropriated funds to make loans to friendly foreign countries and international\norganizations to finance procurement of defense articles and defense services from the\nUnited States or to guarantee loans made by private U.S. financial institutions or the\nFederal Financing Bank for the same purpose.\nPublic Law 94-330, the \"Foreign Assistance and Related Programs Appropriation Act,\n1976, and the period ending September 30, 1976,\" approved June 30, 1976, appropriated\n$1,065,000,000 for fiscal year 1976 and $140,000,000 for the period July 1, 1976,\nthrough September 30, 1976, \"to enable the President to carryout the provisions of\nthe Foreign Military Sales Act\" (now the Arms Export Control Act). 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Therefore, a rescission of $126,750,000 is proposed.\nThis excess amount arose as a result of increased reliance on guaranteed loans rather\nthan direct credit during fiscal year 1976. Under the guarantee program, funds equal\nto 10% of the face value of loans are obligated to guarantee loans provided to foreign\naid recipients by the Federal Financing Bank or private lending institutions, while\nin direct credit transactions, the full face value of the loans is obligated by the\nU.S. government.\nEstimated Effect:\nPlanned programs will not be reduced by this rescission. If rescission of the excess\nfunds is not effected and the funds are obligated, the funds would have to be used for\nlower priority projects or for projects planned for fiscal year 1977.\nOutlay Effect: (Estimated in millions of dollars)\nComparison with the President's 1977 budget:\n1. Budget outlay estimate for the transition quarter\n192.0\n2. Outlay savings, if any, included in the budget outlay estimate\n-0-\nCurrent Outlay Estimate for the Transition Quarter:\n3. Without rescission\n869.0\n4. With rescission\n854.0\n5. Current outlay savings (line 3 NAME line 4)\n15.0\nOutlay Savings for 1977\n39.0\nOutlay Savings for 1978\n20.0\nOutlay Savings for 1979\n9.0\n-3-\nR76-50\nFOREIGN MILITARY CREDIT SALES\nForeign Military, Credit Sales\nOf the funds appropriated under this head in the Foreign\nAssistance and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 1976,\nand the period ending September 30, 1976, $126,750,000 are\nrescinded."
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