Word: calhouns
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...uncertain whether Lance may also hold an executive position with Financial General if it is taken over by BCCI. The Securities and Exchange Commission is still examining Lance's management of the National Bank of Georgia and the Calhoun National Bank; among other things, he and his family ran up large and persistent overdrafts while he was the boss of Calhoun. Lance shrugs off rumors that the SEC is debating whether to bar him at least temporarily from holding a management post with a U.S. bank...
...Saybrook-Trumbull running attack, succumbing to the Eli champs, 21-3. Time ran out with Leverett House on the Brnaford-Edwards three yard line, as the Bunnies faltered, 14-8. Davenport-Pierson smashed fumble-ridden Winthrop, 28-0, while Stiles-Morse shut out Mather, 6-0 and Berkeley Calhoun whipped Eliot...
...more than just a desk. It had once belonged to John C. Calhoun, and that alone made it practically a sacred relic. But it had also been used by Huey P. Long, the Kingfish himself, while he served in the U.S. Senate, and then by his son Rus sell. South Carolina's Senator Olin Johnston coveted that desk. Russell Long was running for Senate majority whip in 1964 when the matter of the desk came up. Long needed every vote he could command or cajole from his colleagues. His was a classic dilemma, solved in classic Russell Long style...
...press conference, Jimmy Carter said that Bert Lance "needs to go home and take care of his own business." He certainly does. Reports that he was close to bankruptcy seemed exaggerated, but unquestionably the wheeler-dealer from Calhoun had suffered some severe setbacks...
...five banks to finance his many operations. In addition, Lance must meet payments on his real estate mortgage, which he listed in January at $340,000. Lance has vastly enjoyed a lavish lifestyle; he has three Georgia homes: a 40-room mansion in Atlanta, a $100,000 house in Calhoun and a $200,000 retreat at Sea Island...