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Robert Lee Walker, vice president and corporate counsel, Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co., on behalf of the American Bankers Association-Continued

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Proper structure of legislation.

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Summary and conclusion..

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Exhibit I. Privacy protection cost study: Estimated costs to imple-
ment commission recommendations about consumer credit and de-
pository services..

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Exhibit II. Privacy protection cost study: Summary of most signifi

cant costs by recommendation.

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Frederick S. Hammer, senior vice president, Chase Manhattan Bank, on behalf of Consumer Bankers Association

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Article from the University of San Francisco Law Review entitled "The
Relationship of Federal to State Law in EFT and Consumer Credit
Regulation" by Roland E. Brandel and Kathleen M. Danchuk-
McKeithen

Eugene T. Merrigan, senior vice president, Marketing Equifax Services, Inc.,
accompanied by A. Lee Lester.....

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Cost of providing copies of employment reports to consumers.
Cost of disclosure-in person (1979).

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Cost of disclosure-in person (1980).

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Cost estimate to supply 62,000 accounts with 100 interview guides.....
Conclusion

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Summary overview and commentary concerning Equifax Services;
organization and operation.

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Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan, response to Senator Tsongas, April 9, 1980, correspondence.......

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Supplemental statement in letter from A. Lee Lester, attorney.

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John L. Spafford, president, Associated Credit Bureaus, Inc., accompanied by
H. Barry Connelly..

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Nancy Teeters, Governor, Federal Reserve Board-Continued

Prepared statement-Continued

Attachment A-Federal Reserve Board staff draft of title II: Fair
Credit Information Practices......

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Attachment B-Federal Reserve Board staff commentary on title II
and staff draft.......

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Lewis H. Goldfarb, Assistant Director for Credit Practices, FTC..

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Accuracy.

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Obligations of suppliers of credit information.

Failure of national creditors to utilize smaller bureaus having files

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The United Credit Bureau of America newsletter.
Execu-Charge introductory notice to consumer..

Response to request for consumer complaints or inquires relating to
information practices within the credit and insurance industries.
Commission interpretation-Prescreening.....

Article from the American Banker, "Operations-Technology, Statistical
Cardholder Screening Technique Derived From Consultant's Work for
Government".

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Neil M. Day, Esq., president and general counsel, Medical Information
Bureau, Inc...

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Modification of time limitations.

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Prepared statement.

1085

John Cavanaugh, Representative in Congress from the Second Congressional
District of the State of Nebraska

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Citibank misstudy of the bill..

1093

Prepared statement.

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Barry M. Goldwater, Jr., Representative in Congress from the Twentieth
Congressional District of the State of California

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Civil liability and compliance

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Prepared statement

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Jeremiah S. Gutman, Esq., American Civil Liberties Union

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Jeremiah S. Gutman, Esq., American Civil Liberties Union-Continued
Prepared statement-Continued

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Disclosure of marketing information..

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Factual data supporting shorter limitation on reporting open arrest records.......

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Nelson Slayback, corporate credit manager, Carter Hawley Hale Stores, Inc., on behalf of the American Retail Federation.

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Randolf H. Aires, senior attorney, governmental affairs, Sears, Roebuck &
Co., on behalf of the National Retail Merchants Association

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Comptroller of the Currency, statement of John E. Shockey, chief counsel

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Need for statutory protections.....

Existing law.

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AFL-CIO, statement submitted for the record

United Auto Workers, statement submitted for the record

Paul A. Laudicina, prepared statement submitted for the record

Correspondence relative to consumer credit information:

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The General Convention of the Episcopal Church, April 18, 1980.

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Federal Trade Commission, May 18, 1979

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Senator Ford, Chairman, Subcommittee on Consumer Affairs, May 29, 1979.

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The General Convention of the Episcopal Church, April 4, 1979

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Edward J. Van Allen, official reporter of debates (ret.), April 14, 1980
Doris P. Batten, April 20, 1980.

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John J. Prendergast, Ltd., attorney, September 21, 1977.

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