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Feds rack up travel card debt
Federal employees are abusing their travel charge cards and defaulting on millions of dollars
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Overruns plague patient data system
GAO says DOD and the VA have made little progress on a system to share health records
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Vermont site boosts businesses
State hopes new Web features help market businesses and ease the way to securing contracts
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D.C. court pilots e-filing
Electronic filing mandated for a year to see how it streamlines busy court's legal process
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E-gov bill gains bipartisan backing
Lieberman introduces E-Government Act of 2001, calling for federal CIO, broader online services
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Cecom commander to retire
Maj. Gen. Robert Nabors has been a key player in the Army's effort to digitize its forces
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State education net revs up
The first county has hooked up to California's Digital California Project, a high-speed network
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Connecticut opens virtual library
Libraries, schools and athome users can log in for databases, periodicals and book recommendations
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IRS e-filing misses target
A record number of people filed taxes electronically this year, but e-filing fell short of IRS goals
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Roster change
President Bush last week said he intends to nominate Stephen Cambone to be principal deputy undersecretary of Defense for policy.
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Agency mines e-gov help
Booz-Allen is Web-enabling the Minerals Management Service's offshore leasing program
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Web ends hunt for information
Montana hunters can go online to find out what is in season and where to find it
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Navy networking deal due
The Navy should award a delivery order this week for networking products and services outside the U.S.
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Ashcroft eyes privacy chief
Attorney General John Ashcroft told privacy advocates that he will name an official to spearhead privacy issues.
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The paper trail
Following is a sample of some agencies' progress in meeting requirements of the Paperwork Reduction Act.
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