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pp 97-206 Ee “with regard to the matter, but that he would have to discuss url > Goleman stated that the meeting with Al-Shahati “only lasted approximately 20 minutes, at what he believes 5" vag in the Grand Hotel in Rome. He stated that prior to his . return to the United States, he and Cheokas toured Greece. Upon Coleman's return to the United States, Burki would be back in Rome, Italy, the latter part of May, 1979, and that they should again meet with him. Coleman stated _. that he and Carter departed for Rome and met with Al-Shahati | on what he believes was the last Saturday of May, 1979, in Rome, Italy. At this meeting with Al-Shahati was Ali Al Houderi, who was then head of the Libyan Embassy in Washington, ani, the matter with the Libyan Minister of O11, ©. HG lg oe! again contacted him and Carter, informing them that Al-Shahati oe D.C. Coleman stated that he and Carter were informed that | all oil contracts were handled by the Libyan Government during December of each year, and further, that the Libyan _ Government dealt directly with the oll companies, not ever Gealing with any commission men or third parties. Coleman advised that they were informed that he and Carter would have to negotiate their own commission contracts with the oil company, but further assured them that they saw no problen with obtaining an increase in the of1 quota for the particular oil company with which he and Carter might be Gealing. Coleman advised he was given to understand by Shahati that what ever oil company they were dealing with would be made aware that the increase in the quota was being given because of the Libyans relationship _ with Billy Carter. re oe - It was during this game meeting that Carter also. suggested the possibility of a $500,000 loan from the Libyan Government, to which they were informed by Al-Shahati and Houderi that they would discuss the matter with their Government -.-.. and would let them know the results when he and Carter returned — to the United States. Coe i, a -- Goleman stated that in June, 1979, Burki contacted | Carter and informed him that someone from the Embassy in to work out the details of the §500,000.00 loan. He stated that in July, 1979, Carter had a personal appearance engagement in New York City, and that Carter, his wife Sybil, Donny “+ Roland, a certified public accountant from Americus, Georgia, oe we . ow F 3 . . : a) ~ ee ! - _" =: ““"1. gashington, D.C. wished to discuss the matter of specifics —=: =~