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U.S. Governmental News Archives for November 17, 2005

American charged in Iraq scheme an ex-con
Nov 17 2005 8:00PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. occupation officials gave a man with a federal fraud conviction control of millions of dollars for Iraqi reconstruction. Now the man is charged with accepting kickbacks to steer contracts to a businessman.
 
AP Exclusive: Student progress trials OK'd
Nov 17 2005 7:52PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - In a federal experiment, up to 10 states will be allowed to change how they measure yearly student progress, the cornerstone of President Bush's education law, The Associated Press has learned.
 
Republican Abernathy to leave FCC
Nov 17 2005 5:42PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Republican Kathleen Abernathy said Thursday she will leave the Federal Communications Commission early next month, which could leave the five-member commission with two open seats and give Democrats a temporary 2-1 majority.
 
Head of GOP group denies trading access
Nov 17 2005 4:18PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - The head of an environmental group that Interior Secretary Gale Norton helped found denied on Thursday trading access to the Bush administration for contributions from lobbyist Jack Abramoff's tribal clients.
 
Woodward CIA leak admission may aid Libby
Nov 17 2005 11:37AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Bob Woodward's version of when and where he learned the identity of a CIA operative contradicts a special prosecutor's contention that Vice President Dick Cheney's top aide was the first to make the disclosure to reporters.
 
U.S. may face gaps in tracking hurricanes
Nov 17 2005 10:59AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States could face gaps in forecasting and tracking hurricanes and other severe weather because of $3 billion in cost overruns and a three-year delay in a new satellite program, officials said Wednesday.
 
   

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