Book title where Gen Dynamics fed contractor was exposed for overbilling govt in 1980's?
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The book you are looking for may be "BROTHERHOOD OF ARMS: General Dynamics and the Business of Defending America" Author: Goodwin, Jacob. Published by New York Times Books 1985.  \n\nHere's a description from TomFolio.com: "A thought-provoking book about powerful, ambitious, and strong-willed men; about American big business at its most competitive; about the interesection of economics, politics, international affairs, and national security. . .also it charts the motives--both noble and evil--of the men who arm America. Gets deep into accusations, illegal kickbacks, fraud charges, the corporate headquarters, grand jury hearing rooms, accusations and denials, & much more. "\n\nThere is another book about the scandal called "Running critical : the silent war, Rickover, and General Dynamics" \nAuthor: Tyler, Patrick. Publication: New York : Harper & Row, 1986. \n\nThere is a description of this book at amazon.com.
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Watson, Julie. "J.K. Rowling And The Billion-Dollar Empire ." Forbes Online. 26 Febryary 2004. 17 Nov 2006 <http://www.forbes.com/maserati/billionaires2004/cx_jw_0226rowlingbill04.html>.\n\n\nYou can plug things in on this website and get the citations easily.\nGreat Web Site!!!
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2002-George W. Bush\nhttp://www.whitehouse.gov/ogc/
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Sounds like a G****e phisher!  Or perhaps "shopper."  \n\nThere is no particular piece of information that I would pay one dollar to have.  I have my reference books, my Internet connection, and my own brain to find information I want.
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Have you read anything by Robert Kiyosaki?  His two books, "Rich Dad, Poor Dad," and "Cash Flow Quandrant" are very important for an understanding of this issue.
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Its a Book by Dan Brown\n\nwww.danbrown.com
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Bill Clinton.  Not sure of his religion because he did not make a big deal about it.  When he left office the deficit was at 0 (zero).  He tried to get Bin Laden but the republican congress would not allow him.  Ken Starr spent how many millions of dollars to investigate a bj.  I read his book, very interesting reading from a very intelligent and articulate man.
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Well, you could try Bill Clinton's "My Life", which was his memoirs. "Madam Secretary" by Madeline Albright, and "The Art of Transformation" by Newt Gingrich. I'm not saying any of them are good reads, but they meet your criteria.\n\nEither way, good luck!
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No. That was some of the same crap that came out of that Demacrook Billionaire in Texas that first came up with the forged military records on GW back when he first ran for Governor against Ann Richards. It got kinda revived when He ran against Gore but most of that died except for the CBS scam that ended Dan Rather's (and others) reigns over in left leaning media land.
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http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/cic_text/money/investor-bill/investor.htm
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It is called the ESCHELON system.  It has been around for about 15 years and was put into full use under the Clinton Administration.\n\nYes you're being watched.
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Unfortunately these sites are county, city or state related and the fed base isn't very user friendly.\n\nHere is an address that might help you.\nhttp://www.isp.state.il.us/sor/\n\nI went to my county site and was absolutely floored when I saw two men who used to come to my pool hall listed as child molesters. Nice guys too! Goes to show you, never trust anyone until you REALLY know them!
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http://www.seekerbooks.com/image/author/1985s.jpg\nwww.seekerbooks.com/ prod/9780835608022/
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If the fraud is against the government you can use what is called the Qui-Tam statute.  This is a law originally begun by Abraham Lincoln during the civil war to reward people who reported fraud in the war effort.  It has been used in a variety of situations such as defense contractor fraud and healthcare fraud.  The person who brings it to light is called the relator, who with the help of an attorney files a lawsuit that is not public information (under seal).  The government reviews the case and determines if it has merit.  If they agree, they intervene and the case proceeds.  At the end of the case the relator receives a portion of whatever the government recovers.
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I do believe every administration had several. I do not recall them all but here are a few really good ones.\nWarren Harding and the Teepot Dome scandal where his administration gave away navel oil reserves in exchange for bribes.\n\nUlysses Grant administration had so many scandals that they are almost too numerous to recount here. But Credit Mobilier is worth a mention. The builders of the Union Pacific railway had a scheme to create a company called Credit Mobilier to handle the construction of the railroad and charge the railroad exorbitant fees which then went into their pockets. They thought that congress might intervene so they distributed blocks of credit mobilier stock to key Republican congressmen and the vice president Schuyler Colfax. \n\nBut let us not pick on only the Repulican administrations. There was good old Andrew Jackson. He shipped all the Cherokees off to Oklahoma so his friends could steal their land. Not bad. Even got his picture on the $20 bill for doing that. I think Grant got his picture on the $50 for his contributions to corruption. Can't wait to see where they stick Clinton and GWB's pictures. \n\nI could go on for page after page but that should give you an idea.
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Tom Kean, Jr.\nhttp://www.nrsc.org/newsdesk/document.aspx?ID=2452
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Bern\nhttp://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/fields/2057.html