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Sunday, May 20, 2007

Congress demanding answers

In case anyone would like to take a look, the Oversight Committee sent a letter to FEMA last Tuesday, reiterating prior requests that the Committee made. The letter explained that compulsory process would be implemented if documents were not provided by May 29, 2007. I have included a link below.

http://oversight.house.gov/story.asp?ID=1319

Erik

Erik C. Jones
Counsel
Committee on Oversight and Government Reform
(202) 225-4407

NOTE: The oversight committee months ago requested information from FEMA about the problem with formadelhdye in FEMA trailers, but FEMA has withheld key data.
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