Continuing to read from the report: Adult basic education: By June 30. 40 State plans had received some form of approval. 5 additional plans had been completed and submitted. and 43.372 participants had been enrolled. Rural loans: Nearly 11.000 lowinterest rate loans to lowincome farm or rural families had been made. with an additional 82 loans to cooperatives providing marketing. processing. or other services predominately to lowincome rural families. Migrants: Fiftythree grants made to assist in meeting housing. sanitation. day care. and education needs of an estimated 73.000 migrant agricultural workers. All of us who have taken part in recent years in the debate In the Senate over migrant workers know what a serious. sad. and unfortunate situation migrant agricultural workers have suffered and must acknowledge the great good this kind of program can do for those people. Continuing to read from the report: Small business loans: One hundred and fiftyfive loans were approved for small business enterprises in 16 States and the District of Columbia. Work experience: By June 30. 164 projects to provide work experience. training. and other assistance to unemployed fathers and other needy persons had been inaugurated in 46 different Jurisdictions (including the District of Columbia.
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