Homeland Security Department details its $40 billion budget

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The Bush administration has requested for a $40.2 billion budget for homeland security in fiscal 2005 that includes $33.8 billion in discretionary spending towards procurement and research while the remainder would be mandatory spending. This budget request which is a $3.6 billion increase over the 2004 enacted level includes funds to improve security along the country's land and sea borders and to protect the nation from biological attacks through the development and pre-purchase of medical countermeasures against doomsday agents.

Financial management, National Security, Defense Administration & Finance, Civil Defense, Finance, Defense spending, Company financing, Defence spending, Civil defence

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AIA sees new duties in homeland defense

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The Aerospace Industries Association of America has stepped out of its usual lobbying role to provide security for the industry.

General services, Methods, Safety and security measures, Aerospace industry, National security, Aerospace Industries Association of America

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