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P. L. 91–230, The Elementary and Secondary Education Act Amendments of 1969: Title VI, the Education of the Handicapped Act

A feature of the Title VI package is that it cements newly created and existing legislation into a single statute. Senator Claiborne Pell (R.I.) who chairs the Senate Subcommittee on Education said the purpose of the codification is "to insure efficient administration of the many programs administered by the Bureau of Education for the Handicapped." The codification concept originated in Senator Pell's subcommittee, and he was a key Senate proponent of the move which may set a legislative precedent for other education programs. In treating the authorities of programs for the handicapped as a single, interlocking package, the Congress has: • clearly recognized the distinctiveness of the handicapped as a major target population; • established a legislative framework which prepares for a total response to their needs, increasing authorizations from $320 million to $486 million by 1973;