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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 2002

Page

5

Lawsuit eyed against CoBank over co op closure in Kansas

Lawrence based Farmers Cooperative Assa board may sue CoBank over its 2000 pull of the line of credit. Topeka attorney Tom Haney hired to pursue lender liability claims to recover patronage payments owed to about 5,800 members totaling around 8 million dollars. Final decision by mid September if a suit will be filed, with officials citing possible breach of lending agreement and impact on the cooperative’s collapse.

Farmers Cooperative Assa Co-Op Tom Haney Topeka CoBank Haney Pat Ross Lawrence Farmer FCA Post Confirmation Trust Board Ross Dean Nieder Nieder Jack Cassidy

Adelphia Files for Chapter 11 Amid Debt Revelations

Adelphia Communications began bankruptcy protection after three months of revelations about off the books debt, accounting problems, and deals by the founding family. The cable giant reported assets of 24.4 billion and debts of 18.6 billion, with figures subject to revisions as reorganizing proceeds. Deloitte & Touche had certified statements until March 2001, now replaced by PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Adelphia Communications Adelphia Deloitte & Touche

Indictment Expands Charges Against Tyco Executive Kozlowski

Former Tyco chief Dennis Kozlowski, 55, pleads not guilty to a new 14 count indictment accusing him of tampering with evidence. He and remains free on 3 million dollars bond. The superseding indictment alleges he removed a bill of lading from a Boca Raton office file after a request from Manhattan DA.

Tyco International Ltd Dennis Kozlowski Manhattan State Supreme Court Michael Obus Kozlowski Boca Raton Fla Manhattan District Attorney’s Office

Stewart shares tumble as probe widens on ImClone sale

Martha Stewart Living Omni Media Inc. stock fell about 24 percent amid reports of a widening investigation into her sale of nearly 4,000 ImClone shares on December 27. Prosecutors may scrutinize potential obstruction of justice and false statements in her explanations. ImClone stock later dropped after the FDA decision.

Stewart Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc ImClone Systems Inc Multmedia NYSE Food and Drug Administration ImClone

Wall Street Firms Announce Dividends

Overland Park firm Waddell and Reed said its board approved a quarterly dividend of 13 cents a share. Topeka based Westar Energy also reported a quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share.

Waddell & Reed Westar Energy

WorldCom accounting scandal hits markets and telecoms

Investors sent stocks lower after WorldCom revealed a $3.8 billion misstatement, pushing the Dow below 9,000 for the first time since October as telecom shares slide. Analysts see a industry tarnish and lingering corporate ethics worries despite late-day buying. Sprint and AT&T seen as potential beneficiaries amid broader sector declines and bank loan concerns.

New York WorldCom Wall Street Richard A. Dickson Hilliard Lyons Louisville America Dow Citigroup Bank of America

Fed Holds Rates Steady at 40-Year Low

The Federal Reserve left the federal funds rate at 1.75 percent for the fourth time this year amid a spotty recovery, a stock market slide, and slipping consumer confidence. The decision keeps the prime rate at 4.75 percent as economists weigh possible future cuts amid Scandal-driven market jitters and a cautious outlook.

Washington Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan Federal Open Market Committee Federal Funds Fed WorldCom Mark Zandi Economy.com

OPEC to Hold Oil Production Steady Through September

OPEC said it will keep crude production at 21.7 million barrels a day through September, citing balanced markets and adequate supply. Ali Naimi of Saudi Arabia noted no need for extra shipments as prices remain reasonable and demand is OK. Delegates met at OPEC headquarters in Vienna to discuss market conditions before the next review in September.

Vienna Austria OPEC Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Ali Naimi Naimi

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