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Treasury chief says attacks reveal leadership weaknesses
Treasury Secretary Paul O’Neill said Thursday that the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks has revealed holes in the leadership and performance of the government.
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Nation's borders still aren't secure, agents say
More than three weeks since terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, the country’s borders are still not adequately protected, Border Patrol agents told GovExec.com .
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Bush says feds will take leading role in airport security
Federal employees will lead an effort to supervise contractors and tighten security at airports across the country, President Bush said Thursday.
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OMB releases first round of 2001 FAIR Act lists
More than 200,000 federal jobs could be performed in the private sector under the 1998 Federal Activities and Inventory Reform Act, according to the first round of 2001 job inventories released Wednesday.
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House scraps Pentagon job competition provisions
The House removed a series of measures in the Defense authorization bill on Tuesday that would have limited outsourcing and allowed Defense employees to compete for work that is traditionally reserved for contractors.
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Airport security won’t be turned over to the government yet
The Bush administration is not yet ready to turn airport security over to the federal government, Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta told Congress on Thursday.
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