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Agnew of $2,500 in return for the awarding by the General Services Administration of a contract to a small engineering firm in which Matz had a cooperation to the attention of the Court at the time of his sentencing. ’ The Government has not agreed to make any specific. recommendation with respect ~5- contained money still owed to Mr. Agnew in connection with work awarded to Matz’. firm by Governor Agnew"s administration and that more such monies would be owed and paid in the future. Matz did make several subsequent payments to the Vice President; “he believes that he paid an additional $5,000 to Mr. Agnew in cash. In or around April, 1971, Matz made a cash payment to Vice President financial ownership interest. An intermediary was instrumental in the arrangement for that particular corrupt payment. ~ ee **FULL EXPOSITION I. THE RELATIONSHIP OF MR. AGNEW, I. H. HAMMERMAN, II AND JEROME B. WOLFF g I. H. Hammerman, II is a highly successful real estate developer and mortgage banker, “He has entered into a formal written. agreement with the Government, pursuant to which he has tendered his complete cooperation to the Government with respect to the present investigation. Under the terms of this agreement Hammerman will plead guilty to a charge of violating a felony 7 provision of the Internal Revenue Code. AS a result of that plea, Mr. Hammerman will be exposed to a maximum sentence of three years in prison. In return, the Government has agreed not to charge Mr. Hammerman with any other crime relating to the subject matter of this investigation and to bring his to the period of incarceration, if any, to which the Government believes it would be appropriate for Mr. Hammerman to be sentenced, and, in particular, the Government has made no representation to Mr. Hanmmerman that it will recommend to the Court that he -be placed on probation. Jerome B. Wolff is an-engineer and aiso an attorney. He is the President of Greiner Environmental Systems, Inc. Wolff has tendered his complet: