Eagleton charges Air Force lied on covert computer projects
Senator Eagleton alleges top Air Force officials tried to hide the continuing Project Max and other computer programs from Congress despite 1975 orders to terminate nonessential work. He accuses Maj. Gen. Robert Edge of deception, while Air Force and Pentagon aides defend policies as misinterpreted and necessary for mission needs.
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Government Contactor Spending Sparks Reform Push
A government drive to curb outside consulting highlights HPW and GAO findings. Rockwell’s $2.2 million contract, apparent overrun, and unanswered HEW counts underscore concerns about 60,000 government outside contracts. Officials cite Bechtel pipelines and Defense retirements as examples of the omnipresent contractor system.
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