Senate investigators say testimony later in the hearings will prove that Huang left his Commerce office for weekly trips to the Washington office of Stephens Inc., an investment-banking firm based in Little Rock, to make phone calls and receive fax transmissions and express mail packages. The company's telephone records have been subpoenaed. Last week, Rep. Gerald Solomon, R-N.Y., said House investigators have evidence that Huang passed classified information to the Lippo Group, which has substantial dealings with China. More than half will be returned by the DNC because of questions about its origin. While he worked at the DNC, Huang visited the Chinese embassy and Chinese ambassador's residence.
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