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to ppa.have small pdas with not a lot of money but for whatever reason decided there needed to be more over the national intelligence program. the effect of the fy 13 of her rations that did help us in that it allowed us to move money around civic and that the money into the path we are committed to by virtue of the fact were five men in before we got a bill. sowo ba dister t it. a cab structure, did allow new start,t also frommocountschss here was what many at the endf the day and of course the of sequestration was doubled because we had to take it in seven months. iraq i was. ealistic impact. >> that is helpful because it provides more of a context of things we might be able to do. again, we have a macro issue of sequestration can watch everyone recognizes it's in packs on your programs. but i stand legislative authorization not on this committee that the intelligence that could have the skinny flexibility, give you the ability whatever you type ynez spend it more wisely? >> as i said, we w

twos ppa so iavthese small ppa's with not a lot of money and many of them are only people and forever they decided there needed to be more control over the national intelligence program. the effect of the fy13 appropriations package did help us in that. it allowed us to move some money around so we could move the money into the pots that were already committed to by virtue of the fact we -- before we got a bill so it would have been a disaster without it. the downside of course it cap the ppa structure and it did allow new starts which is good but it also for most accounts with three specific exceptions which we can't discuss here was less money at the end of the day with the appropriations act and of course the impact of sequestration was actually doubled because we had to take it to seven months so the real cut there was about 13%. >> the realistic impact. that is helpful because i think it provides orbit context of the things we might be able to do. again, we have the macroissue of sequestration which i think everyone recognizes as huge and has an accelerating impact on your progra

so i guess my wish list would be some relief on our ppa structure where the street may like the dod, where i have larger ppa's. >> that is something that could be done not to say microsolutions sequestration, but in the last -- >> in the bill, senator feinstein and senator chambliss thought to do that and not intelligence. parking back to the 90s, one of the themes that seem to be sacrificed weiss to our chagrin. can you balance those programs? without getting into detail obviously, is there one area that is going to suffer more than the other organic aspect to the question, can make you the flexibility to manage better? >> again, not to be a johnny one note, but in this environment, the one thing i ask for is more latitude on how we take the cut in allowingu to put the money where the most important payoff is. with respect to the question you raised commissary, the approach i've tried to take in the last two years is to try to protect in the best and most capabilities that give us the most general coverage. that's why in very strong on sustaining our overhead reconnaissance capabili

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last friday, in an effort to make the air we breathe a little cleaner, the espn ppa proposed rules to cut the amount of sulfur allowed in gasoline by two-thirds. it would reduce ozone and other air pollution by 30% and benefit 100 million american who is live in areas with polluted air. the american lung association says the epa's proposal would be the equivalent of taking 33 million cars off the road in terms of its effect on pollution. according to the epa, the rules would provide up to $7 in health benefits for every dollar spent to meet the new standards and help prevent up to 2400 premature deaths and 23,000 respiratory ailments in children per year. now the new rules may save lives and help us to quite literally breathe easier. but the rules have drawn sharp criticism from oil executives and republicans who argue that the new rules come at too high a cost for consumers and businesses. kentucky congressman ed whitfield, chairman of the house power subcommittee called the rules another example of an overzealous epa. you think saving lives would be reason enough to support the new

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so what that means is that when ppa with the air traffic. that is a combination of contract activities and payroll activities. what we wanted to focus on was first and foremost what could we reduce in the contract area that would enable us to minimize the impact on employees. and as you've heard me say, the contract tower program represents a very large expenditure within that account. we believe it's manageable because these are relatively low activity facilities, fewer than 150,000 total operations and 10,000 commercial operations on an annual basis. and that all of these towers have experience, or all these airports have experience with the exception of one of operating in a non-towered capacity. they are well-established rules of how a non-towered airport would operate. the trade off is for every dollar of savings that i'm not able to achieve in contracts, that it's the payroll account. now, the payroll account is where we find the employees that operate the large facilities, and that's the trade off we have to look at. as i said, none o