Crocker National Bank Buys Insolvent San Diego Bank
Crocker National Bank has purchased an insolvent San Diego bank in a deal approved by the FDIC and the SEC. Crocker agreed to assume deposits and liabilities while paying cash and receiving assets from the failed bank. Emmett G. Salomon, Crocker bond chairman, said Crocker outbid other California banks for the acquisition.
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Crocker
Bank
San Diego
Francisco Crocker National Bank
Su Piven Bank
Arnholl Smyth
United
Cua
Crane Neil
Tudas
Tyne
Federsl Depositssurdaee
Ca Fisty
Frank Wile
Secenteshia
Dames E Smith
FDIC
Reeds
Vonmussian
Avy
Meels
Weathy San Francio
Millian
Sete Fata
Ton Wty
Vos
Davie
Fate Thurseh
Rocker Wispureha
FITC
Cracker
Milion Rede
Cracker National Corp
Hi Brinaches Ross
SLO
San Diegos County
Emmett G. Salomon
Crocker Bond
Calfornia
World hunger warned as climate shifts threaten food supplies
Environmental scientist Reid A Bryson told Congress that renewed efforts to allocate food and curb population growth are needed due to changing weather patterns. He warned mass starvation could rise in Africa and Asia without action, citing cooling in the Northern Hemisphere and shifting rainfall. Senator Hubert Humphrey supported hearings on world food problems and reserves. Calder to begin a South America painting project. Crown International commissions a jet exterior artwork to raise international awareness. Oregon Statesman and Capital Journal will merge to form a single daily paper with 44,000 circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Reid A. Bryson
Congress
Africa
Asia
Bryson
Institute For Environmental Studies
University of Wisconsin
Humphrey
Alexader Calder
South America
Calder
Braml Internationl
Pany
oRrimnifis
Calders
Urant
San Francisco Airport Expansion Faces Environmental Critique
The San Francisco International Airport expansion proposed at 39 million faces a major adverse environmental impact per the city planning commission. The report cites increased traffic and air noise, pollution, fossil energy use, and solid waste, while state law allows approval despite negative findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
APIA
San Francisco International
City Planning Commission
Allan B. Jacobs
Commissiono
Train blocked by pickup driver in Fort Worth
A Fort Worth man named Bill Miller decided a freight train was delaying him and drove his pickup onto the tracks after the train passed, locking the doors and walking to work. Police traced the VIN, persuaded him to move the vehicle, and issued no ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
UPI
Bill Miller
Potice
Miller
Sale notices and bids from Yokoto and Redwood areas
Fragmentary classified style notices show multiple sale items including Redwood fence sections, fuel or energy related terms, a Yokoto house sale, and several unreadable numeric fragments. The readable parts indicate a general retail and property sale listing from local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokoto
Picketing cabbies force sale at Scull art auction
European buyers pursued a 2.24 billion sale of 40 paintings and sculptures from taxi magnate Robert Scull’s collection at Sotheby Parke Bennet. Skulls Angels picketed outside claiming underpayment as works by Johns Newman Warhol and others set records, with top piece a Johns map painting selling for 240,000 and a Newman canvas bought by Basel for 158,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew York
UPI
Sotheby Parke Bennet
Willion
Robert Scull
Skulls Fleet
Skulls Angels
Jasper Johns
United States
Alaska
Johns
Internal Revenue Service
Hwas
Barnett Newman
Kunst Museum of
Robert Rauschenberg
Larry Poons
James Rosequist
Cy Twombly
Lucas Samaras
Tom Wesselman
Wesselman
Warhol
Campbell
George Segal
Claes Oldenburg
Harvard Law debate canceled over climate of disruption
The Harvard Law School Forum canceled a planned October 26 debate between William Shockley and CORE executive Ray Jonis, citing a less than free intellectual climate and likely disruption to the community. CORE condemned the decision as an outrage to academic openness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Harvard Law School Forum
William Shockley
Ray Jonis
Congress of Racial Equality Core
Howard Bronstein
CORE
Innis-Shockley
Bystander Attacks West German President Heinemann
A bystander struck West German President Gustav Heinemann during a speech at a convent. Spokesmen reported Heinemann was injured but stable. Meier, described as a white haired scholar, delivered a speech moments before the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Gustav Heinemann
Te Heinemann
West Hernding
Meier
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Polleg
Bremen
Mmavel
Anne
Montgomery
San Leandro
Rae UR
Red Cain Seay
LO Boy Furnace
T.V. & Stereo
Igs
Rattan
Alvarado
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Dineeteset
Reg. Its
Anos Ify Teenlogy
Aris
Hood Terres
Elec
Broda Cine Ts
WACS
Westas
Bystander
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