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... major im- provement in the administration of the department . I am proud of the level and quality of service the men and women of the U.S. Capitol Police provide on a daily basis . Securing the Capitol complex is a daunting task . With ...
... major im- provement in the administration of the department . I am proud of the level and quality of service the men and women of the U.S. Capitol Police provide on a daily basis . Securing the Capitol complex is a daunting task . With ...
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... major impact on the Department's ability to more effectively manage many of its administrative functions . I would be remiss if I did not acknowledge the long - standing support of this Com- mittee in making a unified payroll for the ...
... major impact on the Department's ability to more effectively manage many of its administrative functions . I would be remiss if I did not acknowledge the long - standing support of this Com- mittee in making a unified payroll for the ...
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... major concern is the Off - Site Delivery Inspection Center located at Half and " P " St. S.E. ( South Capitol Street Warehouse ) . The Off - Site Delivery Center will soon be required to screen vehicles delivering items to the House ...
... major concern is the Off - Site Delivery Inspection Center located at Half and " P " St. S.E. ( South Capitol Street Warehouse ) . The Off - Site Delivery Center will soon be required to screen vehicles delivering items to the House ...
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... major category of legislation , such as Senate bills . Each category includes the successive versions in which all measures were printed during their legislative cycle ( such as a Senate bill which is introduced , reported , and printed ...
... major category of legislation , such as Senate bills . Each category includes the successive versions in which all measures were printed during their legislative cycle ( such as a Senate bill which is introduced , reported , and printed ...
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... major part of the project completed in 1997 was the generation and correction of retire- ment records for each of the 650 police personnel . Records required correction due to the many changes in computer systems and tracking over the ...
... major part of the project completed in 1997 was the generation and correction of retire- ment records for each of the 650 police personnel . Records required correction due to the many changes in computer systems and tracking over the ...
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105th Congress 1999 budget request 2000 compliant Accounting additional agency analysis Answer appropriation Architect areas bill Capitol Police Board Chairman CONGRESS THE LIBRARY Congressional Congressional Accountability Act continue Copyright Office cost covered employees CRS products debate clause dissemination distribution documents efforts electronic employing offices ensure estimates expenses facility Federal filed fiscal year 1999 funding Government GPO's HANTMAN hearings House implementation increase Internet Joint Committee staff legislative branch Library of Congress Library's mainframe mainframe computer Members ment million needs Office of Compliance operations percent personnel Printing proposed Question Record replacement response revenue Scheduled Senate offices Senator BENNETT Senator DORGAN Sergeant at Arms speech or debate Subcommittee Thank tion U.S. Capitol Police U.S. Senate upgrade
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