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In case involving Gallup, man to plead guilty
Tags: Gallup , Justice Department , State , lawsuit , whistleblower , oversight
US Mint testing new metals to make coins cheaper
Tags: Treasury ,
Treasury, HHS, Justice find more areas to cut waste
Cutting back on excess dollar-coins, tackling Medicare prescription drug abuse and prosecuting procurement fraud are just some of the ways the White House says agencies cut back on government waste in 2011.
Tags: management , OMB , HHS , DoJ , Treasury , Campaign to Cut Waste , Joseph Biden , waste , fraud , abuse , Medicare , Medicaid , Kathleen Sebelius , Neal Wolin , James Cole , Jared Serbu
GAO says switch to dollar coins could save $5.5 billion
A jingling of coins may soon replace the rustling of dollar bills, if a new, money- saving plan by the GAO is enacted. The move could save the U.S. more than $5.5 billion over 30 years, GAO's Lorelei St. James told Federal News Radio.
Tags: GAO , Federal Reserve System , Bureau of Engraving and Printing , Federal Drive , Lorelei St. James , money , dollar bill
U.S. Mint rebounding from technology deficiencies
Goutam Kundu, the agency's CIO, is focusing on reducing the number of applications, modernizing its systems and improving online customer service.
June 23, 2011
Tags: technology , Goutam Kundu , cloud computing , customer relationship management , ITIL , Ask the CIO , Jason Miller
New pennies don't feature the Lincoln Memorial
The penny still has President Lincoln on the front, but the back no longer features the Lincoln Memorial. Instead there is a "preservation shield."
Tags: Pennies , Abraham Lincoln , Lincoln Memorial , Gordon Hume
