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Senator preps driver license bill

Illinois senator expects to introduce legislation soon providing minimum standards for state-issued driver's licenses

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Army releases major network RFP

The Army has released its RFP for the Warfighter Information Network-Tactical program

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Intranet open for victim notification

Web-based system can notify victims of federal crimes about changes in the status of their cases

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Career Channels

Career Channels

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Lab helps cities prep for terror

Initiative is designed to help agencies prepare for terrorist attacks involving chemicals and biological weapons

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Roster change

Brig. Gen. David Clary assumed leadership of the Air Force's homeland security directorate at the Pentagon March 28

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Denver pitches official Web site

City will advertise its Web site in an aggressive marketing campaign, unusual for the government sector

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OMB allocates $4.1 million of e-gov fund

The Office of Management and Budget soon will dole out $4.1 million to a trio of <br>e-government programs, the FirstGov project and to an effort to educate agencies about managing change.

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Harris to defend Army computers

A Harris Corp. vulnerability assessment tool will scan more than 1.5 million Army workstations

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Mayo picked for Navy network command

Navy Vice Adm. Richard Mayo has been nominated to head the new Naval Network Warfare Command

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NIST opens new round of ATP competitions

The National Institute of Standards and Technology has set deadlines for the latest R&D funding competition of its Advanced Technology Program and is encouraging applicants to submit their proposals online.

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Letter to the editor

Job-swap is non-issue

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Letter to the editor

Token effort on IT security

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Politics as usual

Bureaucratus column: The Bush administration plans to borrow billions of dollars from feds' retirement funds, and employee unions aren't happy

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Voting accessibility gains momentum

Election reform bill provision requires states to upgrade voting technology to enable visually impaired voters to cast ballots without assistance

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Air traffic system faces obstacles

Software development and security requirements could delay the FAA's oceanic system, IG report says

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HHS goes back to school

Department pursues hosted approach to train 60,000 workers

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DOD sets e-learning course

An e-learning partnership may someday extend e-learning all the way to the foxhole

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Munns takes NMCI helm

The Navy's multibillion-dollar outsourcing project has a new point person

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Bite-sized keys lock aeronautical network

Elliptic curve cryptography makes security workable for air-to-ground communications