On the recordJuly 12, 1995
Correct, Mr. Chairman, in that they are not paying current payments, but not correct to the degree that they got subsidized loans initially not available to other parts of the country.
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govinfo.govScott Klug: “Correct, Mr. Chairman, in that they are not paying current payments, but not correct to the degree that they got…”
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Discussing the issue of subsidized loans during a committee meeting.
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