Word: proctoral
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...loan expiration date, nothing had been resolved. But the next time Susan spoke to Proctor, he mentioned that he "just wanted you to know" that he was dealing with Hillary on the matter, and that he was sure there would be "no problems." In marked contrast to their earlier conversations, Proctor seemed to be falling all over himself to be nice, asking her how things were going and telling her not to worry about the Whitewater bank loan. Yet Proctor himself was evidently still trying to get the financial statement from the Clintons. Susan Sisk, the senior lender at Twin...
...Ozark's loan committee considered, among other things, the Whitewater loan. Proctor reported on a visit he had made to Whitewater the previous month, which resulted in the bank's valuing all of Whitewater at $104,000. The committee gave the loan a risk rating of 3, meaning the bank should start preparing for a default, but still hoped the loan would perform. The committee attached several conditions to approving the loan renewal, including obtaining the Clintons' personal financial statement for the bank's files...
Surely at this point, with all the records and information at Hillary's disposal, it should have been obvious to the Clintons that a half-interest in Whitewater Development could not be worth anywhere near $100,000. And Ron Proctor or Wes Strange, the bank's president, could have provided an accurate valuation, since they were in regular contact with Hillary at the time...
Chris Dewing '95, a proctor on the first floor in Matthews, said the facts that yesterday's trespasser was arrested and that the exterior doors now shut more quickly have made students feel much more comfortable...
This was certainly true for David H. Sohn '93, a second-year law student and proctor in Canaday Hall...