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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 2003

Page

5

Judge orders shutdown to crack down on hackers

A federal judge shut down many Interior Department Internet systems to protect the $1 billion American Indian money fund. The action follows prior court-ordered tests and a 2001 shutdown that halted access to parks and land records, delaying royalty payments to landowners.

Washington Interior Department Department Royce Lamberth Lamberth Justice Department John Warshawsky Warshawsky Dennis Gingold Alan Balaran Bureau of Indian Affairs

Do Not Call registry nets 735000 on first day

The new national do not call list drew more than 735,000 phone numbers on its first day as the FTC struggled with site traffic and expanded access by toll free numbers. President Bush voiced sympathy for residents disrupted by telemarketing while urging calm as the registry ramps up.

Washington Helen McKenna San Diego Donotcall Gov Federal Trade Commission FTC Mississippi River Minnesota Louisiana Cathy MacFarlane White House Bush

National do not call list to curb telemarketers

FTC launches a national do not call registry starting October for those who sign up. Some states still lack do not call laws and only the phone number is used for identification. While many telemarketing calls will be blocked, charities surveys and some businesses such as telephone companies and banks may be exempt.

Federal Trade Commission Aries Banks

Tax credit expansion debated as Congress weighs child refund plans

The Senate favors a 15 percent refundable credit for income over 10500 up to 1000 per child with no Treasury cost due to offsets, while House plans extend the credit through the decade and widen eligibility at 82 billion. Lawmakers clash on military family credits and timing of rebates. Treasury warns new law could delay checks until September.

Senate Treasury House Treasury Department Congress

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