WOC's and Government Advisory Groups: Hearings Before Antitrust Subcommittee (Subcommittee No. 5) ...

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Committee Serial No. 12. Investigates possible conflict of interests among government consultants employed without compensation (WOCs) and other advisory groups. Focuses on Business and Defense Services Administration employees.--pt.1. Focuses on Business Advisory Council employee-consultants' possible conflict of interests.--pt. 2. Continuation of antitrust hearings with focus on Government advisory groups and possible conflicts of interest--pt.3. Continuation of investigation of possible conflict of interests of Government consultants employed without compensation (WOC's) and other advisory groups. Focuses on the authorship of a Commerce Dept pulpwood-newsprint report.--pt.4. Investigation of the National Petroleum Council.

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