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Congressional Budget Report 2008

By Anonymous
This is a large document but if you do a search using the words _Lawrence Livermore National Lab_ it will take you to every page that pertains to us. I suggest you look at pages 569 - 581 and note what projects are getting what level of funding. Of course this can all be altered at the directors level, but it's what you were slated to get.

Congressional Budget Report 2008

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Anonymous said…
Does anyone care to write Homer and ask him where those employee commentsare posted. It's been a long time and I for one want to know what the employees had to say. Homers address is at this web site. I think 8000 e-mails should get his attention.
12/21/2007 12:50 PM
Anonymous said…
"This is a large document but if you do a search using the words _Lawrence Livermore National Lab_ it will take you to every page that pertains to us..."

This report doesn't reflect the final budget picture. It shows the RRW funding at 80 million plus. Funding for the RRW has been canceled.
12/22/2007 7:37 AM
Anonymous said…
December 22, 2007 7:37 AM

That could only mean one thing.

There will be more than 900 people out the door by April of 2008, you can bank on it. What amazes me more than anything is, why and how did ULM become RIF exempt.

That's 17 pages of overpaid pukes that are cutting you throats and getting paid more for doing it and none of them are getting axed.

I guess that manament for you.
12/22/2007 10:13 AM
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