Deletion of Richard A. Fineberg

Comment: It's unfortunate the only detailed personal biography appears to be his own website, but I have to agree with {{u|RadioKAOS}} here: the source searches don't seem to have been very careful. https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=5uPuHCWazxQC&pg=PT97#v=onepage&q=%22one%20of%20Alaska's%20most%20diligent%20oil%20industry%22 This book on Alaskan politics (published by an imprint of University of Nebraska Press) describes Fineberg as "{{tq|one of Alaska's most diligent oil industry watchdogs}}". https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=gv9aVUCGPgwC&q=%22Richard+A.+fineberg%22+Alaska This publication by Congress confirms that he has worked as a senior state and federal government advisor in various capacities. I can find half a dozen instances where he's been cited as an authority in Congress just from a cursory search—in fact the earliest citations https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/ED118324.pdf go back to his PhD work in 1968 (p. 1442). That seems like a very long record of wide citation as an authority. {{re|MaskedSinger}} "It's been here for 12 years and it's still bad" is explicitly not a valid argument for deletion; see 
Stance: keep
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