Stock Probe Panel Seeks Will Wilson Appearance
A five member Texas House committee plans public hearings into the Sharpstown stock fund scandal and has asked assistant U.S. Attorney General Will Wilson to appear within three weeks. Central figures include Frank W. Sharp, ex-bankers and state officials tied to a 1969 bill to insulate a Sharpstown bank from FDIC oversight. The probe, tied to a wide SEC civil suit, faces political controversy as parties argue over motives and potential witnesses.
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