HARTFORD — David Lehman, a former Goldman Sachs banker who presided over controversial financial instruments there as the nation’s economy was melting down in 2008, doesn’t want any salary in his new role as commissioner of the state Department of Economic and Community Development. But he paid a price on Tuesday as lawmakers dredged up his banking past, while interviewing him for the position he has held for about a week. His future in the job, after a crucial committee vote, will depend on a supportive vote in the state Senate.
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