NASA faces possible leadership shakeup under Clinton
NASA chief Daniel Goldin weighs uncertain future as Clinton transition team mulls his replacement. Goldin vows change and pushes broad aeronautics reform including a high speed civil transport, air traffic control improvements, and stronger NASA centers at Langley Ames and Lewis. He refrains from campaigning while outlining priorities and a joint government-private sector funding future.
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Post office high pay reputation still intact
Washington reports the Postal Service preserved a view of paying top salaries amid a restructuring that cut 30,000 middle managers and support jobs. Top earners ranged from 143,800 for Postmaster General Runyon to 112,500 for chief judicial officer Cohen, with Caraveo at 142,000 and Coughlin at 135,000. Officers defend pay as proportional to size, noting 687,000 employees and 46.2 billion in revenue, and acknowledge housing and travel benefits for elite executives.
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