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Identifier: e_cle_001355
Title: Transcript of interview with Jim Smith of Schlumburger Limited regarding well service business in Libya, undated
Description: Partial transcript of interview with Jim Smith of Schlumburger Limited regarding well service business in Libya, undated. Smith is interviewed regarding Schlumberger's business history and its purchase of William P. Clements, Jr.'s, SEDCO company, with only his portion of the interview provided. Smith also addresses criticism of Schlumberger by Texas Democratic Chairman Bob Slagle. Annotation notes that R.P. Marks provided transcript and that the interview was conducted by Jane Ely for the publication World Oil Magazine. Facsimile transmission date is August 22, 1986.
Page Count: 9
Creator: Smith, Jim
Subject Name: Clements, William P., 1917-2011, Schlumberger Limited, Slagle, Bob
Subject Topic: Governors--Election, Oil fields
Time Period: "White Interregnum, 1983-1986"
Themebook Term(s): Mark White, SEDCO

Identifier: e_cle_005700
Title: Letter from William Clements to Mark White, November 18, 1981
Description: Letter from William Clements to Mark White, November 18, 1981, regarding Louis Terrazas vs Bob Slagle case
Page Count: 7
Creator: Clements, William P., 1917-2011
Contributor: White, Mark, 1940-
Subject Name: Slagle, Bob, Terrazas, Louis
Time Period: "Texas Governor Term 1, 1979-1982"
Themebook Term(s): Mark White

Identifier: e_cle_001111
Title: Newspaper clipping headlined "Slagle demands Clements cut ties with Libya," August 21, 1986
Description: Newspaper clipping from the Austin American-Statesman headlined "Slagle demands Clements cut ties with Libya," August 21, 1986 by Dave McNeely. State Democratic Party Chairman Bob Slagle accuses Clements of 'giving aid and comfort' to terrorist. George Bayoud claims Mark White behind this accusation and calls it the "lowest form of politics".
Page Count: 1
Creator: McNeely, Dave
Subject Name: Slagle, Bob, Schlumberger Limited
Subject Topic: International trade, Terrorism
Time Period: "White Interregnum, 1983-1986"
Themebook Term(s): Mark White