.aiio'Bdnkrupt Firm Is $25 Million In Debtnr-Vilt;e?rlt«i eUFAULA, Okla, (UP1) — holders want to be paid for ~^As much as $25 million in their invesments in bonds r*i bonds may have been issued across Oklahoma, Kan-generated by aetivites of sas and Missouri, he said, bankrupt Eufaula Enter- Naifeh said the firm or its prises,.an attorney for the parent firm. Perry, Adams court-appointed trustee says, and Lewis Inc. of Kansas City, Robert Naifeh of Norman Mo., has managed bond sales ..^■represents former Cor- and investments in Wellston, poration Commission Newkirk, Keystone Reservoir :„vChairman Charles Nesbitt, devel opments near Tulsa; i named trustee by the federal subdivisions on Lake of the court in Oklahoma City after Ozarks in southern Missouri, a (.ji-the firm was declared utility development at ^bankrupt June 28. Mayfield, Kan., an oil drillingjo* A hearing is scheduled in effort in Kanapolis, Kan., and ^Oklahoma City federal court a “possible tie-in” with Caddo Tuesday to determine whether County Gas Authority at Nesbitt, as trustee, can take Eakley, Okla. over management of the “We're trying to make sfimeWellston Natural Gas Au- semblance of sense out of the thority. whole mess, Naifeh said.Naifeh said if the trustee is . p.,, ■ .. .SETS utnuytaking over other trusts Authority, which buys water 'f . . tr-./Qi.ia from ^e city and charges a• g .operaled y E - ^ rflte j.Qr wa^er connections.3^,prises, w ay j0 homeowners^ Iri develop-^ The Muskogee Daily ments owned by lhe firm‘1 Phoenix quoted Naifeh as Naifeh said in one tran-,}V saying $20 to $25 million in saction Eufaula Enterprises ^bonds may be “floating apparently conveyed “con-„ t,around the United States, tracts for deed to a Missouri '^ generated by activities of firm in exchange for stock in '! Eufaula Enterprises. Bond- that corporation.