Regan Sentenced to Nine Years in SBA Fraud Case
Former head of the Richmond SBA office, Thomas F. Regan, was sentenced to nine years in prison for defrauding the Small Business Administration. He was convicted on 13 of 15 counts including fraud and bribery, with additional probation on other counts. The case involved dummy corporations to obtain loans and loan guarantees costing SBA and Virginia banks about $800,000 in 1973.
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Richmond
Thomas F. Regan
The
Small Business Administration
SBA
Regan
U. S. District Court
Robert R. Merhige
Merhige
Virginia
Tyle
Matthew Ott
West Virginia notice bids on college and demolition contracts
The Purchasing Division seeks sealed bids for 16 mm camera and chairs at Fairfield State College with forms from Charleston offices. Urban Renewal Authority of Bluefield invites bids for demolition and site clearance of 20 buildings, notices, deposits, bonds, and wage nondiscrimination conditions with bid opening July 1976.
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State of
State of West Virginia Purchase Division
Concord College
Rean
Concord Ware
M & Operate
College
Department of Finance & Administration
Capitol Building
Charleston
West Virginia
Ben E. Aubrecht
Urban Renewal Authority of
Bivefield
No. W. Va
Bluefield
500van Street
Urban Renewed Authority of
Fred P Burton
Wie
Over The Counter Securities Quotations Snapshot
Quotations provided by Wheat First Securities as of 4 00 p m show inter dealer quotes for Bassett Furniture Heilig Meyers Westmoreland Coal and other firms. Quotes reflect representative inter dealer rates and exclude retail markups commissions and day variations.
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Wheat First Securities, Inc
Bluefield Supply
Dominion Bankshares
Heilig-Meyers
Lowes Companies
National Mine Soc
Pulaski Furniture
S Corp
Strother
Westmoreland Coal
Market Registers Slight Loss In Volatile Trading
The Dow Jones industrial average slid 1.07 to 996.56 as gains in Digital Equipment IBM Texas Instruments and Xerox failed to offset broad weakness. NYSE volume fell to 17.53 million shares with total market turnover about 20.90 million. The Dow fluctuated within a narrow range after stalling below 1,000.
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New York
duPont
NCR Cp
Wed
Eas
Norflk Wa
Eaton
Exxon
Ohio Ed
Owen Ill
Airco Inc
Flintkot
Penn Cent
Alley CP
Penney
Wa Ord M
Pepsi Co
Ally PW Gannett
Pfizer
Alid Ch
Dynam
Phil Morr
Alcoa
Phill Pet
Am Airlin
Brads
Pullma
Ralston
RCA
Reich
Am Motors
Gillette
T& T
Goodric
Rockwl
Goodyr
Fe Ind
Greyhound
Scott Pap
Armco
Gulf Oil
Sears
Ad Rich
Hercules
Shell Oil
Avco
Singer
Sou Pac
Babck
Sperry
Bendix
Int
St Brands
Beth
Jhn Man
Cal Boeing
Joy
Ind
Borden
Koppers
Kresges
Ster Drug
Chessie
Kroger
Texaco
Chrysler Lof
Ligg My
Timlin
Lyke
Dow
Mobil Oil
Woolwth
Dresser
Nat Stl
Xerox
Wheat First Securities Inc
Freeport Minis
Alighny Airtin
Allis Chimrs
Grhart Owen
Overnite
Amax Gould
Parsons
Amerada
Great A&p
Amer Stand
Pbdy Galion
AMF
Grumman Pennwalit
Ampex
Gift & West
Phelps Dodge
Gulf Res
Pittston
Apeco Hanes
Potomac el
Armstork
Asarco
Hanna Min
Proc & Gam
ATO
Hecks
Atlas Corp
Holiday Inns
Reynids Ind
Hosp Corp
Reynids Met
Hou
Robins AH
Balt Gae
Robertshaw
Bank of Va
Hughes Tool Bearings
Humana
Beico Pete
INA Corp
Scoa Ind
Boise Cas
Inmont
Inti Moris
Smiths Tran 1658
Braniff Air
Brunswick
Inti Paper
Southern Co Bunker Ramo
Southern Ry
Burl No
Jim Walter
Sou Roy
Stevens JP
Burroughs Kennecott
Storer Erdest
Carboning
Caro Pwr
Lear Siegler
Tenneco
Caterpillar
Gen
Mesa Pete
Union Pac
Deere
Merck
United Nu
Disney
Mgic Invif
United Tech
Milgo
Univ
Duke Pwr
Mitchil Enrgy Eastin G&f
Motorola
Elec
el Paso Co
Vikoa
Engelhard
NL Indus
Nati Gypsm
Warner Lam
West UN
Air
New New York
NYSE
Digital Equipment
IBM
Texas Instruments
American Stock Exchange
Geico Seeks Three Month Bankruptcy Reprieve
Washington AP reports Geico will not face bankruptcy for at least three months. Insurance officials credit a rival re insurance plan and improved operations. State Farm joins to back 15 percent. Allstate pledges 15 percent. Aetna about 10 percent. Travelers and Continental abstain.
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Washington
Government Employees
D.C
Maximilian Wallach
Wallach
Geico
State Farm Mutual
State Farm
Allstate
Aetna Life and Casualty
Travelers
Continental Group
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Ott
4Th U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Miami
Sanford E. Rafsky
Gan
Rafsky
Peter O. Headley
Virginia Beach
Herbert L. Zucker
Howard Horowitz
Alexander Heller
Black Industries, Inc
Durham
N.C
C. M. Black
A R Hodge
Cumberland Road
Birefield
W. Va
Fredericton
Canada
Eastport
Maine
Pittston Co
A. F. Koulakis
Head Harbor Passage
VEPCO
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Old Dominion Electric Cooperative
Federal Power Commission
Old Dominion
Amtrak
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Washington-Cincinnati
Byrd
Cumberland
Keyser
W.va
Bowlesburg
Grafton
Clarksburg
Parkersburg
Bassett Furniture
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Big Flea
Leager
NEW River
Virginia Valley
Hutch
New River Supply
Princeton
Mercer ST
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