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Credit card abuse targeted
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TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2002 The Pentagon is looking into alleged misuse of government credit cards after a Congressional report and testimony documented millions of dollars of unpaid debt. According to Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), who testified at a House hearing last Wednesday, more than 46,000 defense employees have defaulted on $62 million. He said the debt grows by $1 million a month. Get the Story:
DOD to probe credit card abuse (Federal Computer Week 3/19)
Pentagon Looking Into Allegations of Credit Card Abuse (AP 3/19) Get GAO Testimony:
Purchase Cards: Continued Control Weaknesses Leave Two Navy Units Vulnerable to Fraud and Abuse, by Gregory D. Kutz (3/13) Related Stories:
Military credit card abuse cited (3/14)
Interior has more credit cards than workers (8/15)
BIA employee given probation (10/11)
BIA employee indicted for credit card misuse (5/18)
BIA credit card application rejected with a bigoted slam (4/26)
BIA credit card misuse widespread, officials say (4/5)
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