Pardoned FBI officials praise Reagan clemency
W. Mark Felt and Edward S. Miller, once top FBI figures, were pardoned by President Reagan for authorizing warrantless searches of Weather Underground suspects in the early 1970s. Reagan said their actions aimed to protect national security and that the pardons erase fines and absolve them. Miller welcomed the decision as bolstering the intelligence community.
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Federal worker survey shows fraud and waste across agencies
A Merit Systems Protection Board survey of 13 000 federal employees across 15 civilian agencies finds almost half observed fraud, waste or mismanagement in the past year. 70 percent did nothing, and 43 percent of those who reported saw no action. The study cites reprisals fears and disbelief in response.
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