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  Sunday, April 04, 2004

Altering of Worker Time Cards Spurs Growing Number of Suits
Experts say the illegal doctoring of hourly employees' time records is far more prevalent than most Americans believe. By Steven Greenhouse. [New York Times: NYT HomePage]
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  Saturday, March 27, 2004

House Approves $2.41 Trillion Budget
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  Thursday, March 25, 2004

Report Says Medicare to Go Broke by 2019
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  Monday, March 22, 2004

Despite the Sluggish Economy, Welfare Rolls Actually Shrank
Despite the Sluggish Economy, Welfare Rolls Actually Shrank. Federal welfare rolls have declined over the past three years, even as unemployment and poverty have surged in a weak economy. By Robert Pear. [New York Times: NYT HomePage]
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  Saturday, March 20, 2004

Bush, Kerry to Spend Almost 500 Million
Bush, Kerry to Spend Almost Half-Billion [AP Politics]
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  Friday, March 19, 2004

Democrats to Take in Millions at Galas
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  Thursday, March 18, 2004

Bush's Election Money
Center For Public Integrity: "MBNA surpasses Enron as the president's top lifetime contributor."
Have a look at the list of Bush supporting officials indicted for fraud. [Heli's Heaven and Hell Radio]
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Pentagon Withholds Halliburton Payment
The Pentagon will withhold about $300 million from payments to a Halliburton subsidiary until auditors are certain that the government has not been overcharged. By The New York Times. [New York Times: Business]
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As Prices Rise, Washington Debates Saving Oil or Selling It
Members of Congress and administration officials are giving new scrutiny to the government's main tool for preventing price shocks, but they are reaching opposite conclusions. By Matthew L. Wald. [New York Times: Business]
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Questioning Free Trade Mathematics
Some economists have begun to rethink the costs of exporting jobs. By Jeff Madrick. [New York Times: Business]
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Articles Index
Altering of Worker Time Cards Spurs Growing Number of Suits
House Approves $2.41 Trillion Budget
Report Says Medicare to Go Broke by 2019
Despite the Sluggish Economy, Welfare Rolls Actually Shrank
Bush, Kerry to Spend Almost 500 Million
Democrats to Take in Millions at Galas
Bush's Election Money
Pentagon Withholds Halliburton Payment
As Prices Rise, Washington Debates Saving Oil or Selling It
Questioning Free Trade Mathematics
Defining segments and antitrust
Little Job Creation Is Found in Audits of Tax-Break Zones
Subsidies May Be Cut for Student Loans
Halliburton
Greenspan Urges Against Trade Limits
Deficit in Trade Tops $43 Billion, a Monthly Record
Many Major Kerry Donors Actually Give More to Bush
Record Trade Deficit in January Fuels Political Fight
Uncertain Cost of Iraq War Has Some Wary
Halliburton View on U.S. Work
Bush Budget Plans Are Seen as Not Affecting Economy Much
Mystery of the Missing Jobs
In stock market, US senators beat averages
Outsourcing Is Becoming a Harder Sell in the U.S.
Senate Panel OKs GOP's $2.36 Trillion Dollar Budget
Job Growth Stalls in February, Surprising Forecasters
Service Sector Grows, But Jobs Still Lag
Chairman of Oil Giant Shell Quits Over Reserves Shock
The El Paso Shuffle
The Social Security Promise Not Yet Kept
Utah Oil and Gas Leases Stir Criticism
Showdown: Greenspan vs. Fannie
Grasso Says He Won't Return $139.5 Million to Big Board
Supermarkets, Union Reach Tentative Pact
Funds Want Oil Companies to Report on Climate
European Union to Impose Trade Sanctions on U.S.
Orders for Durable Goods Drop 1.8 Percent
Fed Chief Warns of a Risk to Taxpayers
Baby boomers face retirement squeeze
Govs. Get Message of Fiscal Austerity
Where America's white-collar jobs go: It's not just India
The Price war that never happened
To Trim Deficit, Greenspan Urges Social Security and Medicare Cuts
Senators' Stocks Beat the Market by 12 Percent
Greenspan Urges Congress to Reign In Deficit
Bank Service Convicted of Illegal Transfers
Small business is big loser under Bush
Greenspan Says Mortgage Debt May Be Threat
Adelphia Is Next in Parade of Fraud Trials
Debate Over Exporting Jobs Raises Questions on Policies
Two Tales of American Jobs
FEC Issues New Limits on Big Donations
Foreign Threats to U.S. Profits
El Paso Reduces Proven Reserves
Take This Job and Be Thankful (for $6.80 an Hour)
Mrs. Bush Opens 3-State Fund-Raising Trip
The Bush tax increases
We've Come a Long Way, Ladies
Cheney Presses Congress to Keep Tax Cuts
Belated Disclosure
Indefensible Secrecy
Lawmakers' Pet Projects Divert Money
Fraud Kicks in Months Ahead of Medicare Drug Discount Card
Cheney Presses Congress to Keep Tax Cuts
Arabs in U.S. Raising Money to Back Bush
THE WORKING POOR
DOD CONTRACTORS ABUSE TAX SYSTEM
GAO: Contractors Owe $3B in Unpaid Taxes
Government Ran $130B Deficit in 2004
Greenspan Says Economy Improving but Risks Remain
Wages up for the well-off, but not for others
The Truth About the Reagan Deficits
Political Money Said to Sway Pension Investments
OPEC to Cut Crude Output by 1 Million Barrels a Day
What's in a Name?
Cheapening the Dollar
Skewed Priorities
G-7 Statement Signals Worry About Dollar
Executive Pay, Hiding Behind Small Print
JOBS CREATED BY US PRESIDENTS
Survey Finds Profit Pressure Is Leading to Poor Decisions
Sanction Violators Are Said to Have Paid Kickbacks to Hussein
Job Growth Picks Up But Misses Forecasts
Help Grandparents of Rich Kids Now. Deal With Real Problems Later
Unsustainable Secrecy
Hospital Industry Is in 'Crisis'
Retirement Lessons From Sweden
Services Booming But Jobs Not Plentiful
Seat at the table, hand on the pen
The Shifting Burden of Emergency Care
Multiple Missions Put Teaching Hospitals at Risk
Bush May Seek More for Iraq, Afghanistan
Bush Budget Has Tax Incentives for Saving
Bush Offers Budget Stressing Security and War on Terror
Bill Gates paving way to Internet Taxes?
Bush Giving Congress $2.4 Trillion Budget
Several Democrats Began Year Nearly Broke
Dean Spent $6.5M on Campaign Salaries
A Politically Confusing Economy
Democrats Assail, and Tap, 'Special Interests'
Profit Almost Doubles at ChevronTexaco
Finance Industry Donates to Bush Campaign
Research Around the World Links Religion to Economic Development
Prices Boost Earnings at Exxon Mobil
Bush's Aides Put Higher Price Tag on Medicare Law
US Banks seeding end of American economic recovery.
Time to Slay the Inequality Myth? Not So Fast
Report: Two Halliburton employees accepted kickbacks
Immigrant-Labor Economics
CORPORATIONS ARE PSYCHOPATHS
War on cheap drugs
Question Raised on Halliburton's Kuwait Contract
Tax Withholding Proposed for Independent Contractors
Bush's 2005 Budget May Be Less Ambitious
The Death of the Dollar
The Specter of Outsourcing
Greenspan Calm on Trade Gap and Dollar
In-House Audit Says Wal-Mart Violated Labor Laws
To Understand U.S. Jobs Picture, Connect the Dots, and Find the Dots
Business Cheers Bush's Plan to Hire Immigrants More Easily, but Labor Is Wa...
U.S. Companies Added Few Workers in December
NAFTA at 10
Health Spending at Record Rate
Bush to Announce Ventures to Mars and the Moon, Officials Say
Bush to Seek Another $2B for Education
The Joyless Recovery
Cattle Grazers Welcome New Grazing Rules
The Cow Jumped Over the U.S.D.A.
Effort to Promote U.S. Falls Short, Critics Say
A Recovery for Profits, but Not for Workers
Changing the rules
Ease a Little Guilt, Provide Some Jobs; It's Pork on the Hill
Bush Says Halliburton Will Have to Repay Any Overcharges
The American price for Free Enterprise.
At I.R.S., a Systems Update Gone Awry
Commerce Department Revises GDP Numbers
High Payments to Halliburton for Fuel in Iraq
Who Wins and Who Loses as Jobs Move Overseas?
Iraq delays hand Cheney firm $1bn
Biotech Industry Banks on Medicare Law for Help on Drug Bills
Budget Busters
Broad Bills Stuffed With Lawmakers' Pet Items
Both Parties Aim to Keep Soft Money Alive
U.S. Trade Deficit Grew to $41.3 Billion in September
Rich Colleges Receiving Richest Share of U.S. Aid
States Pay for Jobs, but It Doesn't Always Pay Off
Bush Signs $87.5 Billion Package for Iraq
Drug Companies Settle 7 Suits for $1.6 Billion
I.R.S. Clears Way for Fuel Tax Credits, Amid Doubts
Where are the missing billions?
Once at Arm's Length, Wall Street Is Bush's Biggest Donor
In Races With One Deep Pocket, the Law Tries to Tailor a Second
Top 1% in '01 Lost Income, but Also Paid Lower Taxes
House Clears $368 Billion for Pentagon
U.S. Income Gap Widening, Study Says
Weak-Dollar Medicine
China's Strange Hybrid Economy
Stiffing Homeowners
Consumer Debt Increased by $6 Billion in July
Costly aircraft lease stirs ire in Congress
Money Flows Past Loopholes in Recall Race
GDP Is Revised Upward, Boosted by Defense Spending
China's Growth Creates a Boom for Cargo Ships
U.S. Job Losses Blamed on China's Currency
Under Deregulation, Montana Power Price Soars
Factories Move Abroad, as Does U.S. Power
Inquiry of Morgan Stanley Focuses on Sale Incentives
WHITE HOUSE FOR SALE
Report Cites I.R.S.'s Failure to Follow Up on Tax Cases
Booming China trade rankles US .
Demand Picks Up, but Will U.S. Manufacturing Rebound? .
Budget Crises in States Slow an Economic Recovery .
Recession Is Over; Jobs Aren't Trickling Down
Congress Playing the Shell Game
DROWNING, FIRST-CLASS STYLE
Halliburton pays $6m claim .