Neil Bush Defends Thrift Credit In Testimony
Neil Bush testified as a go-between for a $900000 Silverado line of credit tied to oil ventures with Kenneth Good and Bill Walters. He denied conflict of interest and said he abstained from voting while acknowledging possible future benefits.
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Denver
Bush
Neil
Silverado Banking, Savings and Loan Association
Office of Thrift Supervision
OTS
Silverado
Kenneth Good
Bill Walters
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
S&l
Daniel Davidson
Good
Walters
JNB Exploration
Argentina
Yers For Good
Stephen Hershkowitz
Chamber sought Nobel honor in secret campaign
The U S Chamber of Commerce ran a covert effort named Special Project to secure a 1990 Nobel Peace Prize nomination. It courted lawmakers and a former laureate, hired an editor, and promoted its role in spreading democracy and free markets worldwide. Nominations closed February 1, with Morse and Lugar nominating the chamber.
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Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
the Business Federation
U.S
Oslo
Norway
Chamber
Europe
David Morse
New York
International Labor Organization
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Barry King
Milt Mitler
Sen. Lugar
Morse
Miller
Lugar
Evangelist attacks arts endowment over puppet show
Pat Robertson alleged a puppet show at the Atlanta Arts Festival featured simulated oral sex and was funded in part by the NEA. NEA and Georgia officials denied any federal money, while festival officials claimed the production had no explicit content and relied on earned income.
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Evangelist Slams Arts Endowment
Says
Washington
Pat Robertson
Atlanta
National Endowment For the Arts
Robertson
NEA
Georgia State Arts Council
Jon Ludwig
Arts Endowment
Jack Lichtenstein
Christian Coalition
Chesapeake
Congress
Georgia Council On the Arts
Lichtenstein
Frank Ratka
Ratka
Patrician Gann
Ludwig
Center For Puppetry Arts
Ken
Barbie
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Sharon
Secret Service
SONY
RCA
Edgewood Plaza Mall
Reg. Price
HALL
China Hutch
Country Oak
Norwalk
KING
Dan
Blue
Collins Road
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Cedar Rapids
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