Synthetic Fuels Corporation: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations of the Committee on Energy and Commerce, House of Representatives, Ninety-eighth Congress, Second Session, April 3 and June 27, 1984 |
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administrative agreement allowance for possible AXELROD Board members Board of Directors BROYHILL Chairman coal Comptroller concerning confidential Congress copy Corporation's correct cost counsel DINGELL disclosure documents energy loans Energy Security Act Ethics Officer evaluation executive Federal filed financial assistance going interest Issue June 30 Lenox Square letter of intent LEWIS loan portfolio MALONE matter meeting million MUSCA NOBLE operating Oversight and Investigations participation past due peat Penn Square Bank person possible loan losses prior proposed proprietary provision for possible question Replication Potential request response Retirement safe houses Schroeder Section September 30 SFC's shredders SIKORSKI SLATTERY solicitation specific staff statement Subcommittee on Oversight submitted Synfuels Synthetic Fuels Corporation TASHMAN taxpayers third quarter THOMPSON tion Utica Bank Vice President Victor Schroeder Victor Thompson
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