GSA scandal prompts limits on federal conferences

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The party may soon be over for federal employees who enjoy the perks of lavish trips and extravagant conferences at taxpayer expense.

Reacting to the unfolding scandal surrounding an $823,000 General Services Administration conference in Las Vegas, the Senate on Tuesday easily approved a measure that would curb spending on travel and conferences by government agencies and for the first time require public disclosure of those costs.

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