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Oversight lags behind bailout outlay

Source: USA Today
Washington : DC : USA | 12 months ago  
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In passing the $700 billion financial system bailout package, Congress insisted on naming watchdog officials and creating a panel to scrutinize how the money is spent. Yet, oversight of the plan is just getting started after two months have passed and nearly half of the money has been allocated. •...
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