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...have been when working conditions in the office became so bad that Hirtle went over the heads of human resources and shop officials and called in the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to fine Harvard and order a cleanup...
...determination to make sure they do not have to go back to Congress ever again (though the Congressional Budget Office fears they might still be $5 billion short). Congress can blame itself for some extra cost. In 1992 it refused to put up any more money, so the federal cleanup agency for almost a year has been unable to sell off the assets of 83 failed S&Ls it has taken over. It can only absorb losses that mount every day that Congress dawdles...
...bats cleanup...
This winter's heavy snowfall is wreaking havoc on the Cambridge city budget, as cleanup costs have far surpassed expenses from previous years...
Clinton must convince voters like Meredith that his new spending proposals represent a different kind of government activism. The bill for his new "investment" and stimulus would amount to a four-year cost of $169 billion for new highways, summer jobs, environmental cleanup and other measures. Overall government spending would grow from $1.48 trillion in 1993 to $1.68 trillion in 1997. That is roughly the rate of current inflation and less than the average 6.4% growth of the Reagan-Bush presidencies. But that does not factor in the cost -- anywhere from $30 billion to $90 billion a year -- for extending...