21. FOXNews.com - Politics - Treasury Dept. Urges Probe Over O'Neill Paper treasury dept. the document as shown on 60 Minutes that said secret, treasuryspokesman Rob Nichols more than two years before the start of the usled war http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,108167,00.html

OAS_AD('Top'); Treasury Dept. Urges Probe Over O'Neill Paper Tuesday, January 13, 2004 Paul O'Neill search OAS_AD('Middle'); Saddam Hussein search Ron Suskind search Nichols acknowledged that it was customary for departing officials to take documents when they leave. But the Treasury spokesman said the investigation will focus on how possibly classified information appeared on a television interview as one of O'Neill's papers. Bush, who is in Mexico for meetings with Mexican President Vicente Fox and others, was asked about O'Neill during a press conference Monday. "I appreciate former Secretary O'Neill's service to our country. We worked together during some difficult times," Bush said, mentioning the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks on the United States and the recession that affected the American economy during Bush's early years. But it's the U.S. war against Saddam Hussein and not the American economy that is raising questions with regard to O'Neill. The official American government stance on Iraq, dating to the Clinton administration, was that the United States sought to oust Saddam. But O'Neill said he had qualms about what he asserted was the pre-emptive nature of the war planning. "For me, the notion of pre-emption, that the U.S. has the unilateral right to do whatever we decide to do, is a really huge leap," according to an excerpt of the CBS interview.

22. Cuba Friendshipment Crosses Border Despite U.S. Treasury Dept. Threats Cuba friendshipment crosses border despite us treasury dept. ThreatsKen Weeks July/August 1999. On the 15th of June the IFCO/ Pastors http://www.afn.org/~iguana/archives/1999_07/19990702.html

Cuba friendshipment crosses border despite U.S. Treasury Dept. Threats Ken Weeks July/August 1999 On the 15th of June the IFCO/ Pastors for Peace caravan converged it's fifteen routes in the border town of McAllen, Texas. The 18 colorful buses, trucks, ambulances and cars, loaded with tons of humanitarian aid, medicines, medical equipment, raw pharmaceutical materials and eighty-three participants crossed the Mexican border. Even though there were threats from U.S. Treasury officials of fines of up to $55,000 per person, the Caravanistas had voted unanimously to cross into Mexico with their 200 tons of humanitarian aid and take it on to Cuba. Reverend Lucius Walker, IFCO's Executive Director, said, "The U.S. Government just doesn't understand the power of people committed to doing justice." The eighty-three participants from across the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Europe and Africa traveled to Tampico, Mexico. There the humanitarian aid and the donated vehicles were loaded onto a ship by longshoremen who donated their labor as they had in previous years. The Caravanistas, joined by the longshoremen, flew to Havana to spend a week in Cuba, visiting medical facilities, several cities, and many other areas of interest to all. The U.S. economic blockade of the nation of Cuba has existed for nearly 40 years and has resulted in the suffering and hunger of the children and elderly of this small island neighbor. The world has spoken out against this embargo through the United Nations resolutions to end it and has voted overwhelmingly against the U.S. in eight consecutive years. In 1998 there were 2 countries voting for the U.S. and 157 countries voting to end the U.S. embargo of Cuba.

23. Treasury Dept. Releases Proposed U.S. Aid Increases treasury dept. Releases Proposed us Aid Increases. Date March 20, 2002.The us treasury Department has released numbers demonstrating http://www.useu.be/Categories/Sustainable Development/Mar2002AidIncreasesTreasur

Treasury Dept. Releases Proposed U.S. Aid Increases Date March 20, 2002 The U.S. Treasury Department has released numbers demonstrating how much U.S. foreign aid spending would increase annually under President Bush's proposed initiative. Just ahead of Bush's appearance at the International Conference on Financing for Development, a Treasury press release added a few details to the proposal: It would increase foreign aid over spending already planned by $1,660 million in the fiscal year beginning October 2003 (FY2004), by $3,330 million the following year and by $5,000 million a year in later years. Bush announced his proposal, called "A New Compact for Development," in a March 14 speech to the Inter-American Development Bank. Congress would have to pass legislation implementing it. The money would go into a "New Millennium Fund" aimed at helping certain developing countries that embrace good government, health, education and economic policies. Following is the text of the Treasury press release: (Note: In the text "billion" equals 1,000 million.)

24. Treasury Dept.'s Dam Sketches Emerging Plan On Development treasury dept. s Dam Sketches Emerging Plan on Development. Dam s remarks was howthe treasury Department plays overlooked role in carrying out us foreign policy http://www.useu.be/Categories/Sustainable Development/June2702DamDevelopmentPlan

Treasury Dept.'s Dam Sketches Emerging Plan on Development Date June 27, 2002 Treasury Deputy Secretary Kenneth Dam predicts the Bush administration's emerging bilateral development assistance plan will emphasize results from recipient developing countries on clean-water treatment, universal education and AIDS prevention. In June 27 remarks in Chicago to the Council on Foreign Relations, Dam promoted President Bush's proposed Millennium Challenge Account, which aims to direct more money to those developing countries that implement civil and economic reforms successfully. The administration is still elaborating its proposal. The theme of Dam's remarks was how the Treasury Department plays an important but overlooked role in carrying out U.S. foreign policy. He cited a number of areas: promoting expansion of the U.S. economy, on which the rest of the world depends. participating in international financial institutions to reform foreign debt programs, prevent contagious spread of economic crisis and improve the way loans to developing countries are approved. promoting financial services trade, seeking international reform of export credit practices and enforcing U.S. customs laws.

25. Treasury Dept. Advisor Langford To Deliver Keynote At Patriot Act iCopyright Reprint permission. treasury dept. Final Patriot Act rulings are scheduledto be published by the us treasury Department this year, after which there http://www.nationaljeweler.com/nationaljeweler/headlines/article_display.jsp?vnu

26. U.S. Police Agency Structure And Organization us Congress (federal crimes). Its 4 primary agencies are listed below with the FBIas the largest and Border Patrol as the fastest growing. The treasury dept. http://faculty.ncwc.edu/toconnor/polstruct.htm

POLICE STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATION: A STATE-BY-STATE GUIDE to Federal Agencies State/County/Municipal , and The Table of Links There are approximately 18,760 separate police agencies in the U.S. with approximately 940,275 employees and a combined annual budget of about $51 billion, of which the federal contribution is only about 15% and with part-time employees counted as half an employee. Given the fact that most money to support the police establishment is raised locally, and the fact that two out of every three small towns in America have no police agency at all, the United States is far from a police state. The 10th Amendment of the Constitution reserves police powers to the states, and both federalism and tradition have resulted in a fragmented police structure at lower levels of government; this fragmentation exemplified by the separation of local into two levels: municipal and county. States also have special agencies or task forces separate from their state police or highway patrol; counties may have railroad or tribal police; and metropolitan cities may have special port, transit, causeway, housing, school, and/or capitol police. State, county, and local governments are also frequently involved in consolidating or creating new police departments. Massachusetts, for example, has abolished several county governments and assigned their police function to state agencies. In other states (Michigan for example), a state police agency may be assigned to a single city or county, and for all practical purposes, is a local police agency. Consolidation occurs when two or more departments are combined, and typically occurs in places where twin cities have come together or a city has grown so large it takes over the whole county.

27. Isham Shah Vikram Kumar us treasury dept. Our concerns are different. First,we see intellectual property rights endangered by the producers http://www.uwmc.uwc.edu/political_science/IGS_AIDSinAFRICA/Treasuryshah.htm

Vikram Kumar US Treasury Dept. Our concerns are different. First, we see intellectual property rights endangered by the producers of generic drugs in India, Thailand, and Brazil. The WTO has made it possible for generic producers to sell abroad. E ither the US helps poor countries buy US drugs or we lose the market. Granted, we don't sell much in poor countries, but we need to protect important businesses in the US as well as patents. We know that any government can override patents for emergencies, or in cases of public interest or concern about anti-competition. This is called compulsory licensing Secondly, the Harvard study suggested the US pay $6-$10 per capita annually to to treat AIDS in Africa; that is too much but we can manage if we rely on the private sector. Some firms in Africa have offered to provide treatment for their employees and their families, but don't want to buy the drugs. If we offer a tax incentive for US-based corporations that provide AIDS treatment in the Third World, that might solve problems, including infrastructure and accountability. It also ensures protection of vital economic personnel in African societies.

28. United States Department Of The Treasury dept. The basic functions of the Department of the treasury include Federal finances;;Collecting taxes, duties and monies paid to and due to the us and paying http://www.fact-index.com/u/un/united_states_department_of_the_treasury.html

Main Page See live article Alphabetical index United States Department of the Treasury Dept. of the Treasury Established: September 2 Activated: September 11 Secretary John W. Snow Deputy Secretary: Vacant Treasurer Vacant Budget: $11.1 billion (debt financing and tax credits account for another $357.7 billion) (2003) Employees: The United States Department of the Treasury is a Cabinet department, a treasury , of the United States government established by an Act of Congress in to manage the revenue of the United States government. It is administered by the United States Secretary of the Treasury and the Treasurer of the United States who receives and keeps the monies of the United States. The Department prints and mints all the Federal Reserve notes and coins in circulation through the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and the United States Mint . It also collects all taxes through the Internal Revenue Service The basic functions of the Department of the Treasury include: Managing Federal finances; Collecting taxes, duties and monies paid to and due to the U.S. and paying all bills of the U.S.; Producing all postage stamps currency and coinage Managing Government accounts and the U.S. public debt

29. SJF Ventures - PR: Treasury Dept Designed by CitySoft, SJC Receives us treasury dept. Award. DurhamNC, The Sustainable Jobs Corporation (SJC) has been selected by http://www.sjfund.com/CMS/viewPage.cfm?pageId=113

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32. Treasury Dept., Postal Service, KeyCorp treasury dept., Postal Service, KeyCorp to deploy ATMs in post offices for EBT. 09 November 1999 BALTIMORE The us treasury Department, the us Postal http://www.atmmarketplace.com/news_story_2879.htm

Advanced Search Printable version E-mail this article Treasury Dept., Postal Service, KeyCorp to deploy ATMs in post offices for EBT English to Spanish English to Portuguese English to Korean English to Japanese English to Italian English to French English to Chinese 09 November 1999 BALTIMORE The U.S. Treasury Department, the U.S. Postal Service and KeyCorp announced a pilot program to place ATMs in post office lobbies to distribute government benefits. The initial program will involve ATMs at three urban locations in Maryland and three rural locations in Florida. Officials will study the potential for distributing Social Security payments, federal retirement payments and other benefits via ATM before deciding whether to expand the program nationwide. "This project represents a very complementary joining of forces among the three organizations to try to deliver a service that ultimately will benefit the end-user public," Robert W. Gillespie, chairman and CEO of KeyCorp said. "We expect it will bring easier and quicker access to recipient funds, particularly since many post office lobbies are conveniently located. It should also make the government's distribution process more efficient and less costly."

33. United States Department Of The Treasury dept. The basic functions of the Department of the treasury include Federal finances;;Collecting taxes, duties and monies paid to and due to the us and paying http://www.worldhistory.com/wiki/U/United-States-Department-of-the-Treasury.htm

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35. U.S. Embassy In Brasilia treasury dept. Welcomes Recent Announcement by Brazil and the IMF. Says USwill support oneyear extension of Brazil s IMF program. 06 November 2003. http://www.embaixadaamericana.org.br/index.php?action=materia&id=1850&submenu=1&

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37. Vigilant.tv - US Treasury Dept Threatens Fines For Advertising Cuban Conference vigilant.tv. freedom and technology. us treasury dept threatens finesfor advertising Cuban conference. 1249 PM +1000, Dec 28 2002. http://vigilant.tv/article/2631

@import "http://vigilant.tv/main.css"; vigilant.tv freedom and technology US Treasury dept threatens fines for advertising Cuban conference 12:49 PM +1000, Dec 28 2002 Via Unknown News , the president of the "Seattle/Cuba Friendship Committee" has reportedly been threatened with fines by the US Treasury Department for posting information about a Cuban conference on his web site. Treasury Department officials, saying that Warner lacked a "specific license" to promote the conference, are threatening to fine him up to $55,000 if he doesn't tell them everything he knows about the conference and the organizations involved. Treasury officials also contacted King County Councilman Dwight Pelz, D-South Seattle, and Alice Woldt, head of the Church Council of Greater Seattle, who unlike Warner actually attended the conference. Warner's attorney, Lynne Wilson, wrote in response that Treasury "has no authority under the U.S. Constitution (or federal regulations) to interfere with someone's rights to post information on the Internet about a conference in Cuba." Treasury Department spokesman Rob Nichols declined to comment specifically on the Warner case. But when department officials are presented with information of possible violations of the 40-year-old embargo, he said, "we have to follow up on it."

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40. 3-4-98, Statement Of The Treasury Dept. The treasury Department believes that EFT 99 provides an important opportunityfor us to provide the high quality of service that our customers deserve, and http://financialservices.house.gov/banking/3498dot.htm

EMBARGOED UNTIL 10 A.M. EST Text as Prepared for Delivery March 4, 1998 TREASURY UNDER SECRETARY FOR DOMESTIC FINANCE JOHN D. HAWKE, JR. HOUSE BANKING AND FINANCIAL SERVICES SUBCOMMITTEE ON FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND CONSUMER CREDIT Chairwoman Roukema and Members of the Subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the Treasury Department's progress in implementing EFT '99, the law that requires the Federal government to make its payments by electronic funds transfer (EFT) after January 1, 1999. This Congressional mandate, which excludes only tax refunds, will have far reaching implications for the millions of Americans who receive government payments. I commend the Subcommittee for the interest it has shown in carrying out this legislation in a manner that truly benefits all Federal payment recipients. The Department's approach to implementing EFT '99 has been characterized by outreach to all affected parties. We have met with interested organizations throughout the country; we held public hearings in four cities, all of which were very well attended by a diverse audience; and over the course of a 90-day comment period on our proposed implementing regulation, which was published September 16, 1997, we received and have analyzed over 200 comment letters. We are keenly aware that the many stakeholders in this process have important views to share, and we have made every effort to hear those views. I will discuss more about our outreach and public education efforts later in my remarks.

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