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Box 21, Folder 43, Document 68
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FLETCHER THOMPSON
Stu District or GEORGIA
RICHARD ASHWORTH
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Mr. W. B. Satterfield
Manager
Atlanta
Atlanta,
Dear Mr.
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ATLANTA, GEORGIA
1641 LonaworTH BuilLoinc
WASHINGTON, D.c.
Congress of the Gnited States
House of Representatives
Washington, B.C.
Housing Authority
Georgia
Satterfield:
Enclosed you will find a copy of a report to
the Congress just issued by the Comptroller General cov-
ering activities of local housing authorities throughout
the United States, including the Housing Authority of the
City of
Atlanta,
I was deeply distressed by the Comptroller Gen-
eral's comments on the Atlanta authority operations on
pages 8-11, though the report eventually concludes that
HACA is
now handling its fiscal affairs "in accordance with
guidelines in the HAA management handbook,"
To say the least, the Comptroller's comments in-
dicate there is much to be desired in fiscal management
practices of the period covered in the report -- practices
which cost HACA thousands of dollars in interest revenue on
its excess funds. I call this matter to your attention in
the hope that you may want to consider corrective legisla-
tion amending the Housing Authority Act during this session
of the General Assembly to avoid such occurrences in the
future.
loss of
Certainly, it would seem difficult to defend the
such revenues through the practices commented upon
at a time when the city is seeking additional funds for low-
rent housing.
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With kindest regards, I am
Sincerely yours,
FLETCHER THOMPSON
Member of Congress
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AdOG
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FLETCHER THOMPSON
Stu District or GEORGIA
RICHARD ASHWORTH
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Mr. W. B. Satterfield
Manager
Atlanta
Atlanta,
Dear Mr.
E
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| AuOD | Adoo!
\ounk Quay
327 OLD Post Orrice BulLoins
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
1641 LonaworTH BuilLoinc
WASHINGTON, D.c.
Congress of the Gnited States
House of Representatives
Washington, B.C.
Housing Authority
Georgia
Satterfield:
Enclosed you will find a copy of a report to
the Congress just issued by the Comptroller General cov-
ering activities of local housing authorities throughout
the United States, including the Housing Authority of the
City of
Atlanta,
I was deeply distressed by the Comptroller Gen-
eral's comments on the Atlanta authority operations on
pages 8-11, though the report eventually concludes that
HACA is
now handling its fiscal affairs "in accordance with
guidelines in the HAA management handbook,"
To say the least, the Comptroller's comments in-
dicate there is much to be desired in fiscal management
practices of the period covered in the report -- practices
which cost HACA thousands of dollars in interest revenue on
its excess funds. I call this matter to your attention in
the hope that you may want to consider corrective legisla-
tion amending the Housing Authority Act during this session
of the General Assembly to avoid such occurrences in the
future.
loss of
Certainly, it would seem difficult to defend the
such revenues through the practices commented upon
at a time when the city is seeking additional funds for low-
rent housing.
FT/bb
With kindest regards, I am
Sincerely yours,
FLETCHER THOMPSON
Member of Congress
whe r
Yo
Or
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