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Foster and Richard Dieter , the executive director of the nonprofit Death Penalty Information Center , says that federal prosecutions are much more rigorous than state cases . Now that Federal Aid has been withdrawn from the township we are bracing ourselves , as a privately supported institution , to meet the increasing needs of the distressed . She said that administrative reforms would improve security on the frontlines and reassured lawmakers that federal employee unions would be consulted as officials design a new personnel system for the department . Shortly after the closings , Gov. Mike Easley was working to make sure that federal aid would be available for affected workers as part of the Trade Adjustment Assistance Act. It is axiomatic that the Federal laws and regulations controlling the receipt of gifts by federal employees and officials implement a fundamental principle of public service - that federal officials should not use their public office for their own personal gain or give the appearance that they are not carrying out their official duties with complete impartiality . After the Governor 's budget was distributed , the Division learned that federal officials decided to delay full implementation of the eligibility process redesign mentioned above . The agency also reported that federal officials requested 578 intercept applications in 2003 , a 16 percent increase over those requested in 2002 . And , while we have concluded that federal sovereign immunity does not directly control the interest allowability issue as presented in this case , the basic principle is a collateral reason not to find the Agency 's denial of participation in interest unreasonable . The revenues shown are " own-source , " which means that Federal aid is excluded for the sake of isolating the magnitude of state and local taxes and charges . Although other factors have contributed to the rise in tuition costs , such as greater technology expenses and higher faculty salaries , Wolfram points out that " there can be little doubt that federal aid has , at a minimum , allowed colleges and universities to increase tuition beyond what would otherwise be the case . The tail-dropper is among more than 75 obscure species that federal officials must try to safeguard as they take on the controversial task of logging old-growth forests . 666 affects a substantial and identifiable Federal interest before bringing charges , " because " [ t ] his policy ensures that Federal prosecutions will occur only when significant Federal interests are involved . The Paul Wellstone Mental Health Equitable Treatment Act was modeled on that federal employee benefit . Separate accounts are required to ensure that Federal employee designations are honored . August 7 , 1978 - President of United States declares an emergency under Public Law 93-288 and authorizes actions necessary to save lives and protect property or to avert or lessen the threat of disaster ; U.S. Senate by voice vote approves a " sense of Congress " amendment saying an environmental disaster has occurred and that federal aid should be forthcoming ; Governor goes to Niagara Falls to inform residents that the State will purchase homes affected by Love Canal chemicals . General DeWitt again cautioned the aliens and Japanese-Americans against too hasty disposition of farms , shops , residences and other property , pointed out that Federal officials are being appointed to assist them in handling and transfer of their property .