Maybe it's the $700,000. Washington, D.C., Nov. 29. Maybe it's the $700,000 deficit left over from the last presidential campaign they are discussing - at any rate Chairman John Hamilton, right, and former Chairman Henry P. Fletcher, seemed mighty serious in their conversation at today's meeting of
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