Word: budgeteering
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Budget: $188 million Employees: 4,365 Mission: To collect, produce and disseminate intelligence on foreign and domestic narcotics production and trafficking...
...Budget: est. $926 million Employees: Unavailable...
...Budget: $24.7 million Employees: Unavailable Mission: To produce and disseminate intelligence about foreign energy supplies, production, intentions and policies...
...budget has grown to an estimated $10 billion (v. the $7 billion that the U.S. spends on the CIA, NSA and other intelligence agencies), and its roster, which approaches half a million employees, has grown dramatically since 1974. Western experts believe it has five times as many people involved in foreign intelligence as the CIA and Western European spy agencies combined...
Enough already. First the winter of '78 clobbered the East with heavy snow (Boston, 21 in.; New York, 16 in.), the West with drenching rains and high winds, the South with frigid temperatures and a score of tornadoes. In Massachusetts, the state's $9 million snow-removal budget is already exhausted. California drought officials traded in their sun visors for umbrellas and began dispensing flood-control information. Motorists in Georgia shuddered at the foreign squeal of back tires spinning...