Linda G. Stuntz Nomination: Hearing Before the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, United States Senate, One Hundred Second Congress, Second Session, on the Nomination of Linda G. Stuntz to be Deputy Secretary of Energy, May 7, 1992, Volume 4 |
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Acting Assistant Secretary Acting Deputy Secretary Admiral Watkins applicable BENNETT JOHNSTON Bud Brown Chairman client Committee on Energy conflicts of interest Congress current calendar Date Mo Date Month date of filing Department of Energy Deputy Under Secretary employee Energy and Commerce Energy and Natural energy legislation Federal Financial Disclosure Report Fossil Energy Gillespie Oil Government Ethics Henson Moore Identify each asset issues Jim Broyhill KENT CONRAD less than $201 Linda G Linda Gillespie Stuntz Linda Stuntz MALCOLM WALLOP Minority Counsel National Energy Strategy Natural Resources nomination Number Office of Government Planning and Analysis position of Deputy prepared statement President Question Reavis & Pogue Reporting Individual's Name reporting period role Schedule Secretary for Fossil Secretary for Policy Secretary of Energy Senator HATFIELD Senator WALLOP served spouse Staff Director Standard Form 278 Termination Filer Thank U.S. Government U.S. SENATOR United States Senate Washington WYCHE FOWLER
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Page 8 - Senator Conrad. STATEMENT OF HON. KENT CONRAD, US SENATOR FROM NORTH DAKOTA Senator CONRAD. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
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Page 4 - So it is with a great deal of pride that I present to this committee '^* Honorable Robert Scott, Governor of the State of North Carolina.
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Page 24 - ... entirely convinced of the need for a national energy strategy. She could not quite isolate the specific problems that an "integrated strategy," as Watkins referred to it, would actually resolve. She was familiar, if unimpressed, with the country's previous energy policy plans from her two-year tenure as minority counsel and staff director of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. She had, furthermore, served for a previous five years as associate minority counsel for the House Subcommittee...