Foreign Bank Secrecy and Bank Records: Hearings, Ninety-first Congress, First and Second Sessions on H.R. 15073 ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1970 - 376 lappuses |
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... problems of the superagency . Other situations involving H.R.A. include : The House Education and Labor Committee announced yesterday that a bipartisan " task force " of committee members - headed by Representative Hugh L. Carey ...
... problems of the superagency . Other situations involving H.R.A. include : The House Education and Labor Committee announced yesterday that a bipartisan " task force " of committee members - headed by Representative Hugh L. Carey ...
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... problems were discovered by teams of investigators from the O.E.O. , one of the Federal agencies that finances local poverty programs . The investigators visited local agencies last June and reported findings then and last December ...
... problems were discovered by teams of investigators from the O.E.O. , one of the Federal agencies that finances local poverty programs . The investigators visited local agencies last June and reported findings then and last December ...
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... problems before Mr. Mitchell I. Ginsberg became HRA ad- ministrator in August , 1967 , and before Mayor Lindsay took office in January , 1966 . HRA's Community Development Agency is now being audited by an inde- pendent accounting firm ...
... problems before Mr. Mitchell I. Ginsberg became HRA ad- ministrator in August , 1967 , and before Mayor Lindsay took office in January , 1966 . HRA's Community Development Agency is now being audited by an inde- pendent accounting firm ...
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... ing bad checks in Washington , was not involved in the present case . Interpol , the international police organization , is still seeking an accomplice of Mr. Coeppicus . PRE - GINSBERG PROBLEMS INDICATED IN U.S. REPORTS The city's 34.
... ing bad checks in Washington , was not involved in the present case . Interpol , the international police organization , is still seeking an accomplice of Mr. Coeppicus . PRE - GINSBERG PROBLEMS INDICATED IN U.S. REPORTS The city's 34.
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... PROBLEMS INDICATED IN U.S. REPORTS The city's anti - poverty program was having problems at least two years before Mr ... problem . " Mr. Sviridoff does believe , however , that the antipoverty program got off to a propitious start under ...
... PROBLEMS INDICATED IN U.S. REPORTS The city's anti - poverty program was having problems at least two years before Mr ... problem . " Mr. Sviridoff does believe , however , that the antipoverty program got off to a propitious start under ...
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