Less Access to Less Information By And About the U.S. Government Xxviii: a 1997 Chronology: January – June 28
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"Information Glut Hampered U.S. Troops in Bosnia, Pentagon Say," The Washington Post, 3 April 1997, A22.) Weather service cuts said to cost lives Some employees of the National Weather Service are fighting personnel cuts being made at the agency, maintaining that the cuts will impair forecasting and endanger lives and property. The weather service also said it would temporarily defer maintenance on vital computer and forecasting systems and freeze its program to replace equipment to meet a fund...ing cut of $27,5 million in FY97. The Administration has proposed an increase of $10.8 million in FY98 for the weather service, but unless Congress approves this level, further deep personnel cuts will be necessary.
As an example of the risk to public safety resulting from these cuts, National Weather Service officials point out that three Coast Guard crewmen died in February off the coast of Washington when their boat capsized in rough seas during a rescue. The seas were forecast to be 12 to 15 feet high, but were actually as high as 24 feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Information Glut Hampered U.S. Troops in Bosnia, Pentagon Say," The Washington Post, 3 April 1997, A22.) Weather service cuts said to cost lives Some employees of the National Weather Service are fighting personnel cuts being made at the agency, maintaining that the cuts will impair forecasting and endanger lives and property. The weather service also said it would temporarily defer maintenance on vital computer and forecasting systems and freeze its program to replace equipment to meet a fund...ing cut of $27,5 million in FY97. The Administration has proposed an increase of $10.8 million in FY98 for the weather service, but unless Congress approves this level, further deep personnel cuts will be necessary.
As an example of the risk to public safety resulting from these cuts, National Weather Service officials point out that three Coast Guard crewmen died in February off the coast of Washington when their boat capsized in rough seas during a rescue. The seas were forecast to be 12 to 15 feet high, but were actually as high as 24 feet.
What to read after Less Access to Less Information By And About the U.S. Government Xxviii: a 1997 Chronology: January – June 28?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Library Association. Washington Office to read onlineMoreLess
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