GAO: Congress Watchdog and Gadfly For 18 Years
GAO, described as Congress watchdog and gadfly, oversees 2,400 auditors scrutinizing federal programs for waste and compliance. The agency faces pushback over access to FDIC data, with Comptroller General Staats noting GAO cannot meaningfully audit the FDIC under current rules. Hearings before the House Banking Committee spotlight tensions with the Federal Reserve and FDIC.
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Newell Seen as Willsey's Successor at Cal
BERKELEY AP Ray Willsey elevated California's football program to national respectability in four years and now appears the likely successor to Pete Newell as athletic director. Newell stunned by resigning effective mid July after eight years in the post and six before as basketball coach.
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