Corporate Disclosure: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Budgeting, Management, and Expenditures and the Subcommittee on Intergovernmental Relations of the Committee on Government Operations, Ninety-third Congress, Second Session ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1974 |
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Page 597
... industry . In tax year 1971 , only 45 out of 100 industrial corporations had made intelligible information available to the SEC by the filing date . I might add at this point , that the Securities Exchange Commission sometimes does not ...
... industry . In tax year 1971 , only 45 out of 100 industrial corporations had made intelligible information available to the SEC by the filing date . I might add at this point , that the Securities Exchange Commission sometimes does not ...
Page 600
... industry . The House of Representatives will probably soon be send- ing the Senate an oil windfall profits tax bill - and if history is any judge , you will be making some changes and adding some ideas of your own . It is time , however ...
... industry . The House of Representatives will probably soon be send- ing the Senate an oil windfall profits tax bill - and if history is any judge , you will be making some changes and adding some ideas of your own . It is time , however ...
Page 602
... industry would have been $ 2 billion greater for 1972 . Mr. VANIK . I had hoped that this year's study would be easier to conduct than the past two . I had been encouraged in this belief by the action of the SEC last fall in issuing a ...
... industry would have been $ 2 billion greater for 1972 . Mr. VANIK . I had hoped that this year's study would be easier to conduct than the past two . I had been encouraged in this belief by the action of the SEC last fall in issuing a ...
Page 607
... industry will be minimal , with only about 2,000 of America's largest corporations affected . Nevertheless , in light of past history , I do not believe that we should be confident that the FTC will be able to proceed with a free hand ...
... industry will be minimal , with only about 2,000 of America's largest corporations affected . Nevertheless , in light of past history , I do not believe that we should be confident that the FTC will be able to proceed with a free hand ...
Page 636
... industry should take into account in the discharge of our duties financial relationships that could affect the ability of com- panies to furnish vitally needed transportation services . Pursuant to the subcommittees ' request , we have ...
... industry should take into account in the discharge of our duties financial relationships that could affect the ability of com- panies to furnish vitally needed transportation services . Pursuant to the subcommittees ' request , we have ...
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Accounting acquisitions AFFILIATIONS American antitrust Arkansas Louisiana assets Average carriers Chairman Board Chemical Chief Executive Officer Clayton Act clearance Commission's Committee corporations cost debt Director disclosure diversified companies Elec Electric ENGMAN Federal Power Commission Federal Trade Commission firms Florida Gas Transmission Fuel holders holding company industry institutions Insurance interest interlocks International Interstate Commerce Commission investment investors John largest LEE METCALF Line of Business listed manufacturing mergers million Mississippi River Transmission NASSIKAS National Bank natural gas pipeline nominees Northern Natural Oil Company operations ownership percent Petroleum Pipe Line pipeline companies production proposed Public Utility regulations regulatory agencies report forms request require revenues securities Senator METCALF Service SOMMER staff stockholders Stone & Webster Subcommittee Subsidiary tax expense Tenneco Texas Eastern tion Total Transmission Corp Trust TURNER U.S. Senate William York
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