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...agency will use income from the fees, expected to total about $30 million, to maintain the database and hire new officers to ensure compliance with its demands, explained Monday’s proposal...
Your report "Chasing A Mirage" said some Iraqi scientists claim the country's WMD were destroyed before the war [COVER STORIES, Oct. 6]. Rather than spend more money looking for the elusive weapons, President Bush should allocate a few million dollars to hire the Iraqi personnel who were supposedly responsible for hiding or destroying the WMD. The government could save some money, and our intelligence agencies might learn a few things. BARRY STEVENS Arlington, Texas...
...Where Are the WMD? Your report "Chasing A Mirage" said that some Iraqi scientists claim the country's weapons of mass destruction were destroyed before the war [Oct. 6]. Rather than spend more money looking for the elusive weapons, President Bush should allocate a few million dollars to hire the Iraqi personnel who were supposedly responsible for hiding or destroying the WMD. The government could save some money, and Bush and our intelligence agencies might learn a few things. Barry Stevens Arlington...
...bound to the same curriculum - instead they can opt for specializations - and everyone will be expected to intern in a business setting rather than exclusively in government. What's more, Public Service Minister Jean-Paul Delevoye has proposed measures to make it easier for the state to hire bureaucrats from the private sector. Next year, he announced, the government will begin a plan to pay bureaucrats partly on merit rather than seniority alone. Getting there will require intensive discussions with unions entrenched in the French public service - and opposed to change...
Colleges do not increase tuition in an effort to swindle students; just the opposite, schools would likely lose applicant interest if they raised their rates without improving the product they provide. A school that rapidly increases the price to attend presumably uses the revenue to hire more, and better, professors and improve services, which attract higher achieving students and enhance the college’s competitive edge. In fact, at the schools where tuition is rising the fastest, per student spending often far exceeds tuition—and the number of applications to these schools continues to rise every year...