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Excerpts from this story referencing "Robert A. Belfer":

"… y 1999-2001Soft Money 1999-2001TotalKenneth L. Lay##$82,850$307,910$390,760Robert A. Belfer$56,673$15,000$71,673Jeffrey K. Skilling$19,238$50,000$69,238Lou L. Pai$51, …"

"… nbsp;NAMECANDIDATES/PARTYENRON PACTOTALKenneth L. Lay##$77,850$5,000$82,850Robert A. Belfer$47,000$9,673 $56,673Jeffrey K. Skilling$11,500$7,738 $19,238Lou …"

"… BushNamePresidentialTexasTotalKenneth L. Lay##$44,000 $122,500$166,500Robert A. Belfer$1,000 $1,000$2,000Jeffrey K. Skilling$1,000 $5,000$6,000Lou L. P …"