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OPM helps Treasury with hiring flexibilities (GovExec) In Bleak Times, the I.R.S. Looks Good (NYTimes) Change Expands Eligibility for Intelligence Hires (Washin...

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October 29, 2008 8:53 am

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OPM helps Treasury with hiring flexibilities (GovExec)

In Bleak Times, the I.R.S. Looks Good (NYTimes)

Change Expands Eligibility for Intelligence Hires (WashingtonPost)

Wounded troops’ pay overhauled (Stars&Stripes)

Campaign advisers say CIO job should be a career position (NextGov)

In Hot Political Year, Hatch Act Complaints Surge (WashingtonPost)

NTSB seeks fixes to air-ambulance safety (USAToday)

DHS’ Global Entry program grows (FCW)

Man leaps Treasury fence near Bush (WashingtonTimes)

Gates urges new nuclear-reduction deal with Russia

Microsoft says next Windows won’t be as annoying

Doorknobs and TV remotes are germ hotbeds

Set clocks back this weekend

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