Where to Find Government Information

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I created a link to your website b/c of your valuable service

Submitted by Steven Brier (not verified) on Sun, 2006-10-08 15:27.

I just added you to my blog WhiteHouseHypocrisy.com
and http://whitehousehypocrites.blogspot.com

I am trying to chronicle G W's death wishes with a slightly different slant

Unclaimed Money

Submitted by Reginald C. Watson Jr. (not verified) on Sun, 2006-12-03 13:19.

I would like to claim my unclaimed money without having to pay to find out where my money is!

Check out Lori Smith's "Missing Some Money"

Submitted by dcornwall on Sun, 2006-12-03 14:56.

Reginald,

Lori Smith's posting on Missing Some Money? provides several free ways of locating unclaimed property. I used it this morning to find that I was owed $25 from a former employer in Texas back in 1998. Who knew?

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"And besides all that, what we need is a decentralized, distributed system of depositing electronic files to local libraries willing to host them." -- Daniel Cornwall, tipping his hat to Cato the Elder for the original quote.

Free source for info on government information technology

Submitted by Robert T (not verified) on Tue, 2007-07-10 16:58.

It's fascinating to see how the government is spending our money on information technology, computers, network equipment, etc. Especially by agency and by technology. You'll find some surprises here, and it tracks exactly how public funds are being budgeted for these solutions.
http://www.govitwiki.com

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