Federal Insider: Departures Will Trickle Down

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Tuesday, November 16, 2004 FEDERAL DIARY: STEPHEN BARR Impact of Cabinet Departures Will Trickle Down the Ranks The turnover at the top is only the start. The building wave of Cabinet departures will ripple through the sub-Cabinet over the next several months, leading many political appointees to leave or transfer jobs inside the government. • Live, Noon ET: Stephen Barr Takes Questions With the President of GEHA CABINET CHANGES Powell Announces His Resignation Secretary of State Colin L. Powell announced his resignation Monday, ending four years of battles with Vice President Cheney and Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld over the course of U.S. foreign policy. • Abraham Leaving Energy Department • Veneman Resigns as Agriculture Head THE REGULATORS: CINDY SKRZYCKI Mining Safety Rules Got the Shaft, Workers Union Says Joseph A. Main, health and safety director of the United Mine Workers of America, figures he has his work cut out for him. For the past four years, the union has been dissatisfied with decisions the Bush administration's Mine Safety and Health Administration has made to place former industry officials in high-ranking jobs and eliminate long-standing regulatory proposals. Advertisement Get your news just the way you like it. Add your favorite columnists and topics to a washingtonpost.com newsletter delivered to your in-box each morning. It's a free and easy way to make sure you never miss a thing. Personalize your e-mail today and enjoy customized articles tomorrow. More From The Federal Page Homeland Security Employees Required to Sign Secrecy Pledge: Gag Order Raises Concern on Hill (By Spencer S. Hsu) Ex-Boeing CFO Pleads Guilty in Druyun Case (By Jerry Markon and Renae Merle) Pension Agency's Deficit Hits Record (By Albert B. Crenshaw) Congress Over the Past Century Reid Set to Lead Senate Democrats: Nevadan Has Won Praise From Both Sides of Aisle (By Charles Babington) E-Mail Newsletter Services To sign up for additional newsletters or get help, visit the E-mail Preferences Page. •   To unsubscribe, visit the E-mail Preferences Page (do not reply to this e-mail). •   For feedback, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]. •   For advertising information, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]. •   To subscribe to the print edition of The Washington Post newspaper, click here.     Privacy Policy © 2004 The Washington Post Company Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive c/o E-mail Customer Care 1515 N. Courthouse Road Arlington, VA 22201 Previous message View by thread View by date Next message Reply via email to Search the site The Mail Archive home camp03 - all messages camp03 - about the list Expand Previous message Next message The Mail Archive home Add your mailing list FAQ Support Privacy WATH06BF4D2352949E17F3F1EAF570.pimailer1.DumpShot.0@letters.washingtonpost.com