The Watcher: September 7, 2004

Vol. 5     No. 18      PDF Version

Citizen Health & Safety

Politics over Science: Change in Recovery Plan for Salmon Smells Fishy

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Citizen Health & Safety

FDA Quietly Drops Rule to Protect Recipients of Contaminated Blood

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Revenue & Spending

Appropriations: A Look Ahead

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Revenue & Spending

Economy and Jobs Watch: Sluggish Growth Continues

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Revenue & Spending

Labor Day Finds Little to Celebrate in Recent Trends

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Revenue & Spending

'State of Working America' Calls Economy Unbalanced

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Revenue & Spending

CBO Updates Budget Estimates: Massive Deficits to Grow

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Open, Accountable Govt.

City Cites Terrorism in Secret Meeting on Gangs

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Open, Accountable Govt.

Security Measures Invoked to End Safety Measures

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Open, Accountable Govt.

Industry Data Quality Challenge Weakens Dietary Guidelines: Deadline for Comments Sept. 27

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Open, Accountable Govt.

Coalition Reports Massive Classification Abuse, Secrecy Rose 60%

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Open, Accountable Govt.

Senate Approves FOIA Exemption for Satellite Images

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Protecting Nonprofit Rights

Bush Campaign Files Suit to Force FEC to Shut Down 527s

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Protecting Nonprofit Rights

FEC Seeks Comments on Electioneering Rule

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Protecting Nonprofit Rights

IRS Audits Nonprofits, Lets Big Business Slide

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Protecting Nonprofit Rights

Commission Finds Muslim Charities Shutdown Without Cause

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