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It's Waste as Usual at the Pentagon
Kaye, Tony | June 15, 1985 issue
The U.S. Air Force suspended General Electric, the Pentagon's fifth largest contractor, from doing business with the government for doctoring labor time...

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Strange Bedfellows
Rozen, Laura | November 10, 2003 issue
The author questions why an Iraqi firm that is believed to have connections to al Qaeda is being used by US contractors in Iraq. One reason the Bush Administration...

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Millionaires' Beveridge Plan
March 25, 1944 issue
At one point a report proposes direct payments to subcontractors at the discretion of procurement agencies, the principal procedure it recommends would...

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Editorials
June 27, 1959 issue
The article presents information on the renegotiation controversy which involve accusation by the General Accounting Office. In most of these cases exaggerated...

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The Reconversion Problems of Small Business
Podell, David L. | October 21, 1944 issue
In the early stages of the war there developed a tendency to concentrate war purchasing and procurement in the hands of the U.S. giant mass-production industrial...

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Will Americans Learn to Fly?
William P. Mangold | January 25, 1928 issue
The majority of air-mail contractors lost money in 1927, yet the aeronautical industry has entered the new year with an impressive record of development...

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Editorials
June 19, 1890 issue
This article presents information related to political and social issues. The two branches of the U.S. Congress, after some weeks of dispute over their...

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The Week
November 8, 1883 issue
The article focuses on political conditions of the U.S., as of November 8, 1883. The Director of the Mint renews his recommendation that the coinage of...

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Exchange
Samson, David A. | August 8, 1994 issue
Presents letters to the editor concerning workplace conditions at Levi Strauss & Co. Obligation of the company in requiring ethical and human operating...

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Summary of the Week's News
December 15, 1881 issue
This article focuses on several socio-political developments in the U.S. as of 1881. A Cabinet meeting was held on Friday. Among the questions said to have...

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