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...need for balancing the large against the little will continue to be an issue that will disturb bankers and their Government regulators. The most promising trend, in the view of Willard Rappleye, editor of the influential American Banker, is the rise of medium-sized, highly profitable regional banks with assets of $1 billion or so. These institutions, especially in Tennessee, Missouri, North Carolina, Florida and Texas, have gained strong positions in their areas, largely through shrewd acquisitions by their holding companies of independent banks and mortgage companies. Unlike the $20 billion giants, the medium-sized regional banks are small enough...
...Willard W. Keith, a director of the Lockheed Aircraft Corp., which was bailed out of its financial troubles last year by a federal loan guarantee of $250 million...
...down 10% from last year, to about $35 million. More surprisingly, President Herbert P. Patterson, 47, had resigned after scarcely three years in the $172,500-a-year job that he had reached after a 23-year career with Chase, his only employer. He was replaced by tough-minded Willard C. Butcher, 46, previously the vice chairman in charge of planning...
Engel was followed by Willard Witherspoon "3 whose intention to apply to the Law School and probably remain in Cambridge satisfied Samp I didn't think you had to go through so much trouble just to vote. Witherspoon said later. "It's supposed to be your right and privilege...
...WILLARD WELLS...