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Lucrative moonlight for House clerks details pay subsidies
GAO audits reveal House clerks Thomas Lankford and David R. Ramage run private printing businesses with tax paid salaries while using space and utilities provided by the Capitol. Each firm posts profits and significant asset values, with subsidies estimated by rivals at about 46 thousand dollars yearly. Ramage and Lankford deny misconduct, noting service convenience and tax payments.
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