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Visit of Regional Counsel Staff to HUD Headquarters - Visit of Regional Counsel staff to HUD Headquarters for meeting with Secretary Steve Preston, General Counsel Robert Couch

Visit of Regional Counsel Staff to HUD Headquarters - Visit of Regional Counsel staff to HUD Headquarters for meeting with Secretary Steve Preston, General Counsel Robert Couch

 
 
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Event: Visit of Regional Counsel Staff to HUD Headquarters

Subject Description: Visit of Regional Counsel staff to HUD Headquarters for meeting with Secretary Steve Preston, General Counsel Robert Couch.

Photographer: Ronald T. Bennett
Visit of Regional Counsel Staff to HUD Headquarters - Visit of Regional Counsel staff to HUD Headquarters for meeting with Secretary Steve Preston, General Counsel Robert Couch

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18/08/2008
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