JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
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May 8, 1970
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JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Friday - 8 May 1970
1' Called Mr. Durham, in, the
office of the Deputy Attorney General, Department of Justice, con-
cerning the prospects of Federal agency exemption from the Truth
in Lending Act Amendments (S.-823; H.R. 16340) as proposed by
the Justice Department to the House Banking and Currency Committee.
He said the Justice Department's views did not receive a good reception
from the Committee, that they do not have good contacts with the
Committee, and he asked what we had heard. I repeated what I told
him on 28 April that we had heard indirectly that the Committee was
against the exemption. He suggested that we might want to contact
the FBI since they had "better contacts. "
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us that it had been determined that was entitled to the
2. in the Office of Personnel,
called to advise us of a telephone call they had received from Richard 25X1
Sullivan, Chief Counsel, House Committee on Public Works, on behalf
of a former employee who had been advised that she
was not eligible to receive the retroactive pay increase. wanted
to alert us to the fact that a call had been recei
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retroactive pay increase and arrangements were being made for its
payment.
3. alked with James McKenna, in the 25X1
office of Senator John Pastore (D. , R.I. ), about I
advised McKenna that some time had been taken in settling
claim for damage to household effects because of the necessity of his 25X1
pursuing a claim against his insurance company. I told him that of the
amount of $650.30 which he claimed after insurance payments a Property
Review Board had awarded him $320. McKenna thanked me for this
information and said he would pass this on to Mr. Maisano, the Senator's
administrative assistant who is presently in Rhode Island.
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