Conflict of Interest: Full-time Government Employees. Hearings Before Antitrust Subcommittee (Subcommittee No. 5) [on] Activities of Peter A. Strobel, Commissioner, Public Buildings Service, General Services Administration. October 26, 28, and 31, 1955 |
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... as to whether he could serve as Commissioner and at the same time continue to operate his engineering firm . This individual , Mr. Strobel said , subsequently advised him that he had checked with Attorney General 16 CONFLICT OF INTEREST.
... as to whether he could serve as Commissioner and at the same time continue to operate his engineering firm . This individual , Mr. Strobel said , subsequently advised him that he had checked with Attorney General 16 CONFLICT OF INTEREST.
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... advised him that he had checked with Attorney General Brownell and Thomas Stevens , an assistant to the President , and that they concluded that it would be perfectly proper for Mr. Strobel to continue to operate his engineer- ing ...
... advised him that he had checked with Attorney General Brownell and Thomas Stevens , an assistant to the President , and that they concluded that it would be perfectly proper for Mr. Strobel to continue to operate his engineer- ing ...
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... advised you not to have any contacts whatsoever with the Corps of Engineers regard- ing contract matters pertaining to your firm ? Mr. STROBEL . I don't recall that . Mr. MALETZ . You do not recall that advice , sir ? Mr. STROBEL . I do ...
... advised you not to have any contacts whatsoever with the Corps of Engineers regard- ing contract matters pertaining to your firm ? Mr. STROBEL . I don't recall that . Mr. MALETZ . You do not recall that advice , sir ? Mr. STROBEL . I do ...
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... advise Mr. Lawton that Mr. Petroff was to be instructed to start work immediately ? Mr. STROBEL . I might have instructed Mr. Lawton to start work immediately , but I do not recall any reference to have Petroff start immediately ...
... advise Mr. Lawton that Mr. Petroff was to be instructed to start work immediately ? Mr. STROBEL . I might have instructed Mr. Lawton to start work immediately , but I do not recall any reference to have Petroff start immediately ...
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... advised that the architect was to be instructed to start work immediately so that the weekend could be available to make one - half - inch scale layout drawings for estimating purposes . I. & N. representatives reiterated that the ...
... advised that the architect was to be instructed to start work immediately so that the weekend could be available to make one - half - inch scale layout drawings for estimating purposes . I. & N. representatives reiterated that the ...
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activities advised agency answer approval architectural firms August August 26 basis Blumenthal CHAIRMAN clients of Strobel code of ethics Commissioner of Public committee Compliance conflict of interest CONGRESS THE LIBRARY construction consulting engineers Contract Architect contractors Corps of Engineers correct counsel December 27 Department discussed document Eggers & Higgins Elliott EMANUEL CELLER employees Evans & Delehanty fact Ferrenz & Taylor files firm of Strobel Government hangars Harrison & Abramovitz incinerator indicated KEATING LAWTON letter MALETZ MANSURE matter memorandum ment MOODY negotiated Owings & Merrill participate personally prepared Public Buildings Service question recall record referred request RHIND ROBB Robert RODINO SCHWARZ selection September September 13 Serge Petroff Services Administration signed solicit statement Strobel & Salzman submitted tell testified testimony tion told Urbahn violation Washington York City Young & Moscowitz Zackrison
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