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MANAGEMENT - ALL ARTICLES
OMB backs congressional effort to review programs
An Office of Management and Budget official offers qualified support for base-closing style legislation aimed at killing poor-performing programs.
VA offers plan to close hospitals, build clinics
VA Secretary Anthony Principi seeks billions of dollars for construction of outpatient facilities.
House committee advances DHS financial accountability bill
Measure would require the creation of a chief financial officer at the Homeland Security Department.
Leading vs. Managing
There's a big difference between the two, readers said in their reactions to last week's column.
Coast Guard weighs changes to multibillion-dollar modernization deal
The service struggles to keep pace with homeland security demands.
OPM puts security clearance merger plans on ice
Agency postpones absorbing Defense unit, a move that may have speeded up the security clearance process at the Pentagon.
Draft postal overhaul bill draws criticism from mailers
The bill would not grant the agency the broad rate-setting freedom recommended by the President's Commission on the Postal Service.
OMB boasts progress in eliminating government waste
In a report to lawmakers released Tuesday, the Bush administration touted agencies' progress at spending taxpayer dollars more efficiently.
Los Alamos steps up purchase card oversight
Los Alamos is taking steps to prevent purchase card fraud similar to that exposed by two whistleblowers in the fall of 2002, according to Energy Department ...
Foodborne illnesses decline; federal role credited
Since 1996, when three agencies set up a system to track diseases transmitted through food, the incidence of such illnesses has dropped sharply.
