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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...expose him. But the specter of the press pursuing the issue of whether Robb got a massage or something more from the former Miss Virginia, as if there were a Pulitzer at stake, makes the public wonder why the reporters aren't off sorting out the savings and loan scandal. Who among the busybodies can know what really happens behind a closed door, inside a marriage or in the human heart, or what it means? Uncovering an affair a public official may have had tells us that he's not perfect. But not much more...
...helped keep CenTrust open for a year longer than its bankrupt condition warranted after acquiring a total of 1.5 million CenTrust shares, or more than 5% of the S&L's stock, in 1988 and 1989. CenTrust was so shaky by late 1988 that regulators for the Federal Home Loan Bank Board in Atlanta had decided to shut it down...
...carry out its role as cosponsor, the U.S.S.R. would also have to restore diplomatic relations with Israel. Over and above those considerations, Israel would strengthen rather than damage its alliance with the U.S., where impatience with its obstructionism has often run high. Israel's request for a $10 billion loan guarantee to resettle immigrants from the Soviet Union and Ethiopia would be certain to sail through Congress...
...Bush Administration's reluctance to grant Israel's request for $10 billion in housing-loan guarantees may not be just a ploy to press the Shamir government to talk peace with its Arab neighbors. Some of Bush's advisers make an economic argument: they see little difference between Israel's economy and the state-run mess in the Soviet Union. "We've had some suggestions -- including some from Israelis -- that the worst thing we can do is send a $10 billion loan guarantee to the socialist system in place in Israel," says a senior official. Bush is considering a plan...
...American Bankshares. The department's main probe of B.C.C.I. itself is being handled by a sole Assistant U.S. Attorney in Tampa, who has recently been assigned another major case. Similar understaffing is evident in a Miami grand jury probe of the relationship between B.C.C.I. and the CenTrust savings and loan, whose failure is estimated to cost taxpayers $2 billion. This may help account for the fact that a 16-month investigation has yielded no indictments...