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Issue Date:
04/01/2003
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11. After anthrax
HEADNOTE Filled with fear and distrust, yet a sense of pride, Postal Service employees prepare for an anxious homecoming. Not again, Duane Buchanan thought as ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
12. Treasury again places lid on some TSP investments
With the government approaching its debt ceiling, Treasury Department officials announced in late February that they would suspend daily investments in the retirement funds of ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
13. One the record: Bruce James
HEADNOTE Printing office gets a wake-up call. Bruce James became head of the Government Printing Office Jan. 9. A former printing industry executive, he is ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
14. Tracking technology spending
Of the $60 billion the federal government spent on information technology in 2002, more than $54 billion went to contracts for technology services, according to ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
15. Performance flying high at TSA
HEADNOTE Security agency earns kudos for setting goals. The Transportation Security Administration is off to "an impressive start" in motivating its workforce to achieve performance ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
16. More hiring than retiring
HEADNOTE EXECUTIVE MEMO HEADNOTE Feds are staying on the job longer. More than 20 percent fewer federal employees retired in fiscal 2002 than government officials ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
17. Execs train for attack aftermath
IMAGE PHOTOGRAPH 2 Two Army soldiers prepare for a simulated chemical attack. The Army is offering to help federal executives cope with the array of ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
18. Homeland Security cedes intelligence role
Despite expectations that the new Homeland Security Department would become the government's clearinghouse for analyzing intelligence about terrorist threats, the fledgling department will play only ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
19. Port security streamlined
HEADNOTE Chains of command are merged under one chief. In the first of many behind-thescenes changes, Asa Hutchinson, head of border and transportation security at ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
20. Letters
Do the Math When discussing the "costs" of the new Homeland Security Department (Tech Insider, "The Buying Game," March), accounting should total the budgets of ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) | |
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