Fifth Emergency Extension Act of 1985-86
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Fifth Emergency Extension Act of 1985-86 - Extends until March 15, 1986: (1) the increase in the excise tax on cigarettes; (2) the trade adjustment assistance program; (3) borrowing authority under the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act; and (4) Medicare hospital payment rate provisions. Extends until January 31, 1986, Medicare physician payment rate provisions. Extends certain provisions of the Social Security Act relating to prevailing charge levels for physician's services and customary charges for physician's services until December 31, 1986.
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