21. Civil Union Current challenge of Civil Unions and their impact on the spouses in the State of New Jersey. Currently, Category Society Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual...... Sent 1 to NJ Div of Taxation, NJ dept of treasury, us treasury dept, InternalRevenue Service 8/30/01. Received 1 - from NJ dept of treasury 9/10/01. http://www.geocities.com/njcivilunion/

Civil Unions and Spousal rights in New Jersey The legislative, legal and socio-political struggle regarding miscidemgenation laws is only beginning. This web page will be limited to the current challenge of Civil Unions and their impact on the spouses in the State of New Jersey. Currently, a request is being made concerning the State of New Jersey tax and IRS tax forms that require Civil Union spouses to lie on government documents. Civil Union spouses and tax form correspondence: Sent 1 - to: NJ Div of Taxation, NJ Dept of Treasury, US Treasury Dept, Internal Revenue Service 8/30/01 Received 1 - from: NJ Dept of Treasury 9/10/01 Sent 2 - to: Sent 3 - to: Original letter sent via certified mail: NJ Div of Taxation, NJ Dept of Treasury, US Treasury Dept, Internal Revenue Service 9/24/01 Received 2 - from: Assem Kean 9/24/01 Sent 4 - to: NJ Dept of Treasury, NJ Div of Taxation 9/29/01

22. Patch, Special Unit: US Treasury Dept. Internal Security $5.95. http://www.bairdco.com/pchtreasuryinternalsecurity.htm

23. Ben's Guide: U.S. Government Web Sites For Kids (Subject) List of government web sites for kids arranged by subject.Category Kids and Teens Directories...... TAXi Tax Interactive (IRS); treasury Educational Links (treasury dept.); treasury'sPage for Kids (treasury dept.); us Patent and Trademark Office's Kids Pages http://bensguide.gpo.gov/subject.html

U.S. Government Web Sites for Kids Agency Alphabetical Animals Agriculture ... FirstGov for Kids , from the General Services Administration, also has a listing of Federal Web Sites for Kids. Animals Kids Corner, Endangered Species (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) National Zoo (Smithsonian Institution) ZooTV (Smithsonian Institution) Agriculture ARS Science 4 Kids (Agricultural Research Service) USDA for Kids (Agriculture Dept.) USDA-NASS Kids (National Agricultural Statistics Service) Afterschool.gov (General Services Administration) Art in the White House ARTSEDGE: For Students Discovery Theatre (Smithsonian Institution) Kid's Castle (Smithsonian Institution) National Zoo (Smithsonian Institution) NGAkids (National Gallery of Art) Park Smart (National Park Service) ZooTV (Smithsonian Institution) Top B.E.P. Kids Page Education Resources (U.S. International Trade Commission) H.I.P. Pocket Change

24. Ben's Guide: U.S. Government Web Sites For Kids (Alphabetical) TerraWeb for KIDS! (us Geological Survey); Think College Early (Education dept.);Tips4Youth (Centers for Diseasse Control and Prevention); treasury Educational http://bensguide.gpo.gov/alphabet.html

U.S. Government Web Sites for Kids Agency Subject A B ... Z A Aero Design Team Online Afterschool.gov (General Services Administration) Air Force Link Jr. (U.S. Air Force) American Memory (Library of Congress) America's Story from America's Library (Library of Congress) Art in the White House (White House) ARTSEDGE: For Students ATF Kids Page (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms) B Back to School (Federal Highway Administration) BAM! Body and Mind (Centers for Diseasse Control) Basic Readings in Democracy (State Dept.) Ben's Guide to U.S. Government for Kids (U.S. Government Printing Office) BLM Eastern States Kids' Page (Bureau of Land Management) BLM Kid's Corner (Bureau of Land Management) BTS Education and Careers in Transportation (Bureau of Transportation Statistics) (Treasury Dept.) Top C Career Exploration Children Learning Activities (Consumer Information Center) Children's Health Protection (Environmental Protection Agency) CIA Homepage for Kids (Central Intelligence Agency) Consumer Information Security for Kids (Federal Trade Commission) Cool Science (Federal Energy Technology Center) Cool Sites (NASA Marshal Space Flight Center) Cool Stuff for Young People (Veterans Affairs Dept.)

25. Welcome To MILVETS Systems Technology, Inc. Fri., Mar 21, 2003 us dept. of treasury / BATF, http://www.milvets.com/ll.mv?Projects&DocId=16

26. Section 508: US Dept Of The Treasury - Richard Miller Communications/Media. Resources Links. AT Showcase. Contact us. us dept of thetreasury Richard Miller. Department of the treasury Response to FAR Case 1999-607. http://www.section508.gov/index.cfm?FuseAction=Content&ID=31

27. FMS GLOBE US Dept. Of The Treasury us Department of the treasury group. Chapters, aims, activities, contact details, guest book, some Category Society Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Workplace Support Groups......us dept. of the treasury. FMS GLOBE. Financial Management Service GayLesbian Or Bisexual Employees. PO Box 34704 Kansas City, Missouri http://home.att.net/~bill.todd/

US Dept. of the Treasury FMS GLOBE Financial Management Service Gay Lesbian Or Bisexual Employees P.O. Box 34704 Kansas City, Missouri 64116-1104 M I S S I O N The mission of Financial Management Service Gay Lesbian Or Bisexual Employees (FMS GLOBE) is to create an FMS work place that includes and respects gay, lesbian and bisexual employees. We will provide a community for our members, facilitate honest communications among the people of FMS, and advocate inclusive FMS policies and practices. FMS GLOBE has formed to represent the interests of the gay, lesbian and bisexual FMS employees. We are affiliated with the larger Federal GLOBE organization, representing all federal agencies. Since forming, we have adopted a mission and strategies, provided a sense of community for gay and lesbian FMS members, assisted FMS employees who have troubled relations with their gay and lesbian children, and helped the local community with gay and lesbian awareness programs. C H A P T E R S FMS GLOBE chapters in the following location: San Francisco CA, Kansas City MO, Austin TX, Birmingham AL, Philadelphia PA, Washington DC, Hyattsville MD. Please mark your calender and participate in the National Day of Silence on April 10, 2002

28. Search The Internet of Commerce. dept of treasury dept. of Justice dept. of Health and Human Servicesdept. of Housing and Urban Development. THOMAS us Congress on the Internet. http://albemarle-regional.lib.nc.us/federallinks.htm

29. U.S. Dept. Of The Treasury Listing us dept. of the treasury Logo, Executive Branch treasury, us Departmentof. Daniel J. Evans Library, Government Documents/Maps Mailstop http://www.evergreen.edu/library/govdocs/executive/treasury.html

Executive Branch Treasury, U.S. Department of Daniel J. Evans Library, Government Documents/Maps Mailstop L-2300, Olympia, Washington, 98505 phone: (360) 867-6251, fax: (360) 866-6790 Last update: July 18, 2002 Department of the Treasury Searching Treasury Searching Treasury Site Map En Español, Información Sobre el Departamento de la Tesorería Kids' Pages ... Production Figures of Currency (1980 - Present) Bureau of the Public Debt (BPD) Searching BEP Searching BEP Site Map Public Debt Public Debt to the Penny ... Comptroller of the Currency Searching Currency Searching Currency Site Index Subject Index Annual Reports Quarterly Journal (1998 - Present) Domestic Finance, Office of Interest Rates Statistics Quarterly Borrowing Estimates (1997 - Present) Economic Policy, Office of Working Papers Enforcement, Office of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, Bureau of (ATF) ... Alcohol Statistics Annual Reports Brady Law FFL Newsletter (1995 - Present) Most Wanted Publications Study on the Sporting Suitability of Modified Semi-Automatic Assault Rifles Tobacco Statistics Youth Crime Gun Interdiction Initiative Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) Site Map Annual Reports Catalog of Training Programs Student Information Bulletin Training Programs Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FINCEN) Searching FINCEN Searching FINCEN Site Map Publications Foreign Assets Control, Office of (OFAC)

30. Marxism Message, Fw: Voices Fined By The Treasury Dept And Our Response Voices fined by the treasury dept and our response, LouPaulsen Wed 04 Dec 2002,0214 GMT; The strategic importance of European ports in us military deployment http://archives.econ.utah.edu/archives/marxism/2002w49/msg00114.htm

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31. U.S. Police Agency Structure And Organization us Congress (federal crimes). Its 4 primary agencies are listed below with the FBIas the largest and Border Patrol as the fastest growing. The treasury dept. http://faculty.ncwc.edu/toconnor/polstruct.htm

POLICE STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATION: A STATE-BY-STATE GUIDE to Federal Agencies State/County/Municipal , and The Table of Links There are approximately 18,760 separate police agencies in the U.S. with approximately 940,275 employees and a combined annual budget of about $51 billion (year 2000). Although a strict interpretation of the 10th Amendment reserves police powers to the states, both federalism and tradition have resulted in a fragmented police structure at three levels of government: federal, state, and local. This fragmentation is further compounded by the separation of local into two levels: municipal and county. In addition, the majority of states have special agencies separate from their state police or highway patrol, and most metropolitan cities also have special port, transit, causeway, housing, school, and/or capitol police. There are approximately 60 different federal police agencies, and the Big 8 reside in either Justice or the Treasury Department. Defense, Interior, State, and Agriculture also have police agencies, and a few of them are listed here . There are also about 13 intelligence agencies that can be counted as law enforcement, if you like, along with

32. MyAuctionFriends.com Auction Directory : Rate U.S. Dept Of Treasury Seized Prope Link Advanced Search. Home Rate us dept Of treasury Seized PropertyAuctions. Rate us dept Of treasury Seized Property Auctions. http://www.myauctionfriends.com/cgi-bin/links/rate.cgi?ID=74

33. Trivona Corp. V. Michigan Dept. Of Treasury, 498 U.S. 358 (1991) Trivona Corp. v. Michigan dept. of treasury (891106), 498 us 358 (1991). v.Director, Div. of Taxation, New Jersey dept. of treasury, 490 us 66, 74. http://supct.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/89-1106.ZS.html

Trivona Corp. v. Michigan Dept. of Treasury (89-1106), 498 U.S. 358 (1991) Opinion Concurrence Syllabus Dissent HTML version WordPerfect version HTML version WordPerfect version ... WordPerfect version Syllabus NOTE: Where it is feasible, a syllabus (headnote) will be released, as is being done in connection with this case, at the time the opinion is issued. The syllabus constitutes no part of the opinion of the Court but has been prepared by the Reporter of Decisions for the convenience of the reader. See United States v. Detroit Lumber Co., 200 U.S. 321 Syllabus ATRINOVA CORP. v. MICHIGAN DEPARTMENTOF TREASURY Bcertiorari to the supreme court of michigan CNo.89-1106. Argued October 1, 1990 Decided February 19, 1991 E Held: As applied to Trinova during the tax year at issue, the SBT's three- factor apportionment formula does not violate either the Due Process Clause or the Commerce Clause. Pp.11-26. F(a)Under the test stated in Complete Auto Transit, Inc. v. Brady, 430 U.S. 274 , 279, a state tax levied upon multistate businesses is valid under the Commerce Clause if, as relevant here, it is fairly apportioned and does not discriminate against interstate commerce. Moreover, the Complete Auto test encompasses the Due Process Clause requirement that

34. Trivona Corp. V. Michigan Dept. Of Treasury, 498 US 358 (1991) v. Director, Div. of Taxation, NJ dept. of treasury, 490 us 66, 80 (1989)(Scalia, J., concurring in judgment); Tyler Pipe Industries Inc. http://supct.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/89-1106.ZC.html

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35. Text: Treasury Dept.'s O'Neill On Afghanistan Reconstruction Text treasury dept.'sO'Neill on Afghanistan Reconstruction. Department of the treasury. terrorismrequires strong and sustained efforts from all of us on many http://usembassy.state.gov/islamabad/wwwh01112104.html

Text: Treasury Dept.'s O'Neill on Afghanistan Reconstruction (A long-term, sustained commitment required, he says) November 21, 2001 Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill says that the international community faces a daunting task in helping to rebuild Afghanistan from years of neglect and mismanagement. "Because the need is so clear and compelling, it is my hope that we will demonstrate to the world that not only we care, but we know how to change conditions quickly in a way that makes a difference in Afghan life," he said. Speaking at the Afghanistan Reconstruction and Development meeting at the State Department in Washington, O'Neill said November 20 that the post-war mission in Afghanistan will require a long-term, sustained commitment. The United States and other countries engaged in reconstruction efforts have to confront major challenges, he said, including an increased and swift delivery of direct humanitarian aid, the restoration of essential services and the reintegration of refugees with their communities. But O'Neill said that restoring Afghanistan to where it was many years ago will not be enough if the world wants to see a vibrant and peaceful country. He said that the international community must also help the Afghan people in laying the foundation for a market economy, democratic institutions, and a stable, civilized society.

36. Embassy Directory Customs (us Customs Service); Drug Enforcement Administration; Economic Section;Environment, Science Technology Section; Financial Attaché (treasury dept.). http://usembassy.state.gov/tokyo/wwwh0021.html

i-mode U.S. Mission Home The Ambassador What's New ... Links United States Embassy Tokyo, Japan Embassy Directory American Embassy Tokyo 1-10-5 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-8420 JAPAN U.S. mail address: APO AP 96337-5004 USA (03) 3224-5000: general switchboard (03) 5354-4033: visa information (03) 3224-5168: passport information FAX: (03) 3505-1862 When dialing from outside Japan, first dial the international access code (011 in the United States), then the Japan country code (81), then the area code (3 when calling from outside Japan, 03 from inside Japan), then the Embassy telephone number. American Embassy Tokyo - Principal Sections The Ambassador's office The Deputy Chief of Mission (Charge d'Affaires ad interim) Agricultural Trade Office (Agriculture Dept.) American Citizen Services (Consular Section) American Center Reference Services (Public Affairs Section) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) (Agriculture Dept.) Customs (U.S. Customs Service) Drug Enforcement Administration Economic Section Foreign Commercial Service (Commerce Dept.) NASA Japan Representative Office (NJRO) National Science Foundation Political Section Public Affairs Section (Press and Cultural affairs) Visa Services (Consular Section) U.S. Agency for International Development

37. Home Page Of The US Freedom Girls of us soldiers stationed overseas. However, the women have been fighting, mostlyin vain, all year to find sponsorship and support from the treasury dept., http://www.usfreedombonds.com/save the savings bond program.htm

Press releases "Freedom Girls" fighting to save "Saving Bonds Program"

38. CDFI Fund Quarterly (U.S. Dept. Of The Treasury) - Spring 2001 - "Wainwright Ban an active commercial lending operation, and conveniences such as Debit Cards andOnline Banking, Wainwright resembles most other us financial institutions. http://www.wainwrightbank.com/site/Article-CDFI-Spring01.asp

Culture/Human Resource Practices Philanthropy Charitable Guidelines Awards ... What People Are Saying With $450 million in assets, an active commercial lending operation, and conveniences such as Debit Cards and On-line Banking, Wainwright resembles most other U.S. financial institutions. However, few others offer the breadth and depth of socially responsible products and services that Wainwright has been supporting for years. In 1998 the bank received a national award from Business Ethics magazine for it's "commitment to social justice inside and out." In an unprecedented move, Wainwright created a senior position at the bank dedicated solely to socially responsible community development financing. In the past 10 years, Wainwright has made more than $140 million in loan commitments to nonprofits ranging from affordable and special-needs housing programs and food banks to homeless shelters, and environmental groups. Wainwright's lending activities have made a significant impact on communities in the Greater Boston area. Wainwright's most recent award was used to finance the development of CommunityRoom.net which provides free hosted websites for nonprofit organizations that are customers of the bank and it enables visitors to the website to make secure online donations with a major debit or credit card. Each organization creates and updates their own site, including areas for programs and services, volunteer opportunities, events, history, and custom graphics with only an e-mail connection and a basic knowledge of Microsoft Word. Other features of the site include a master events calendar, an issues forum providing commentary about current social justice issues, resources for nonprofits, and "Giving 101" which provides tips on how to be a more effective donor. In addition, members are provided with a giving history that can be printed for tax preparation purposes.

39. 51:629(56)CA - - U.S. Dept. Of The Treasury, IRS, Austin Compliance Center, Aust 56. FEDERAL LABOR RELATIONS AUTHORITY. WASHINGTON, DC. _. us DEPARTMENT OFTHE treasury. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE. AusTIN COMPLIANCE CENTER. AusTIN, TEXAS. http://www.flra.gov/decisions/v51/51-056-4.html

51:629(56)CA The decision of the Authority follows: 51 FLRA No. 56 FEDERAL LABOR RELATIONS AUTHORITY WASHINGTON, D.C. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE AUSTIN COMPLIANCE CENTER AUSTIN, TEXAS (Respondent) and MARTHA L. McTEER (Charging Party) DA-CA-21012 DECISION AND ORDER December 19, 1995 Before the Authority: Phyllis N. Segal, Chair; and Tony Armendariz, Member. I. Statement of the Case The Administrative Law Judge issued the attached decision, finding that the Respondent did not violate section 7116(a)(1) and (2) of the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute (the Statute) by transferring the Charging Party to a different branch of the Respondent allegedly because she had filed a grievance under the parties' collective bargaining agreement. The General Counsel filed exceptions to the Judge's decision and the Respondent filed an opposition to the General Counsel's exceptions. The Judge's decision is based on findings that are, in turn, based on credibility determinations. The General Counsel's argument that the Judge erred in dismissing the complaint in effect disputes those credibility determinations. The demeanor of witnesses is an important factor in resolving issues of credibility and only the Judge has had the benefit of observing the witnesses while they testified. We will not overrule a judge's credibility determination unless a clear preponderance of all relevant evidence demonstrates that the determination was incorrect.

40. Dept. Of The Treasury, US Customs Service, Washington, DC And NTEU, Case No. 01 impasse under the Federal Service LaborManagement Relations Statute (Statute), 5usC § 7119, between it and the Department of the treasury, us Customs Service http://www.flra.gov/fsip/finalact/01fs_153.html

United States of America BEFORE THE FEDERAL SERVICE IMPASSES PANEL In the Matter of DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE WASHINGTON, D.C. and NATIONAL TREASURY EMPLOYEES UNION Case No. 01 FSIP 153 DECISION AND ORDER The National Treasury Employees Union (Union) filed a request for assistance with the Federal Services Impasses Panel (Panel) to consider a negotiation impasse under the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute (Statute), 5 U.S.C. § 7119, between it and the Department of the Treasury, U.S. Customs Service, Washington, D.C. (Employer). Following investigation of the Union’s request for assistance, which involves an impasse over numerous issues which arose after the parties reopened their national labor agreement, the Panel declined to assert jurisdiction over two issues which the Employer contended were outside its duty to bargain. As to the remaining issues, the Panel determined that they should be resolved through the issuance of an Order to Show Cause In this regard, the parties were ordered to show why the Panel should not:

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