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Program Mergers/Consolidations In anticipation of many program mergers or consolidations due to the reconfiguration of service areas for 2002, LSC, along with the National Legal Aid and Defender Association and the Management Information Exchange sponsored a "Making Mergers Work" workshop during the March ABA/NLADA Equal Justice Conference.

Approximately 70 participants examined the practicalities of mergers and consolidations, considered ways in which new service area configurations can better serve clients, prepared for the challenges of joining different program cultures and emerging with an effective larger organization, and talked with peers about the specific opportunities and problems they face.

LSC staff presented a session on LSC program requirements for mergers and consolidations.

The Office of Program Performance has revised internal procedures for handling program mergers/consolidations.

LSC's internal procedures for clearing mergers and consolidations involve the work of several offices within LSC including the Executive Office, the Office of Inspector General, the Office of Compliance and Enforcement, the Office of Legal Affairs and the Office of Information Management, with the Office of Program Performance having primary responsibility for the clearance process.

Shortly beyond the reporting period in May 2001, the Office of Program Performance held a special telephonic conference for 2002 grant applicants involved in mergers/consolidations.

The program consolidations have been completed, and each region is moving forward on its delivery plan.

• Technical Assistance to Assist with Consolidations.

6 This note of caution is not intended to dissuade the Congress from seeking logical and important consolidations in government agencies and programs in order to improve homeland security missions.

Rather, it is meant to suggest that reorganizations of government agencies frequently encounter start-up problems and unanticipated consequences that result from the consolidations are unlikely to fully overcome obstacles and challenges, and may require additional modifications in the future to effectively achieve our collective goals for defending the country against terrorism.

First, the increasing effort to bring about publicity of all such matters as well as of the annual books and accounts, well exemplified in the Massachusetts statute, second, the usual strong prohibitions against consolidations to permit trusts or contracts to further monopoly.

Doctrine is where it was, and usage, and precedence, and principle, and policy; there may be changes, but they are consolidations or adaptations; all is unequivocal and determinate, with an identity which there is no disputing.

By empowering such an authority to buy the companies out in full, with money borrowed at 3 or 3½ per cent., we should come into possession of their works at an annual charge for interest, less, by nearly two-fifths, than our present annual payment to the companies; by consolidating the nine establishments thus acquired, we should save more than half the present working costs; and by the further consolidations referred to above, for which this first one would prepare the ground, we should still more reduce our annual charges, and still more improve our sanitary condition.' MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL: Return to Table of Contents A STATUETTE.

Thus the direction, over time, was in larger consolidations of landholdings.

One accomplishment to his various eliminations and consolidations to the state government was a surplus of $20 million in the state treasury.

In the early 1990s, the absence of an active high yield market prompted KKR to change its tactics, avoiding large leveraged buyouts in favor of industry consolidations through what were described as leveraged buildups or rollups.

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