This portion to be completed by Senior Company Executive(s) on Flight: Please Note: Senior Company Executives or their designee aboard each flight shall indicate the business purpose of the trip and each passenger. Please list the last name and first initial and explain business purpose of the flight. Leave this report in the binder on the aircraft after completion of flight. Five Senators Met With District Bank On Disputed Appraisals at Lincoln Reported by STEPHEN KLEECE & STAN STRACHAN Written by Mr. Kleege WASHINGTON.-Five U.S. Senators last April intervened in the regula Lory examination of Lincola Saving and Loss Association, pressing for more liberal appraisals on the thrift's real estate investments, National Thrift News has learned. la an unprecedented display of Senatorial effort on behalf of a thrift institution, Sena Alan Cranston, D.. Calif. Dennis DeCenciai, D., Ariz.. John R. McCain, R., Ariz., and John Glenn, D., Ohio, pressed examiners to be Tair to the thrift. They noted that Charles H. Keating, Jr., chairman of Sen. Denis DeCoastal, B. Ads.. Home Loan Bank, which is responsible As industry so said the dispute Agency MBS.Sale at FCA? Agency Ceiling By LEW SICHELMAN NEW YORK-The wiling on loom for 1988 is based on a Federal Wall Sees FSLIC Gains 4 beroars Mr. Keating, who reas Ameri csa Continental Corp., Phoenix, and the regulator centers on $167 milion in additional los reserves the FMLB N Lincoln to set aside for loans and investments on which the appraisals are in dispute. Roben J. Kishy, general counsel for Lincoln, refused to confirm the meeting berwarn the regulators and Senators (See editorial. p. " took place. He cited the "confident of the regulatory proc. The two-hour meeting on the i fluential Mr. Keating's problems w interrupted twice so the Senators could vote on a bill to provide help for the bomeins Sea Cranston, who was managing the legislation on the Senate floor, did not attend the meeting in Sen. DeConcini's offics, but nopped by briefly to excuse himself and say be wanted the regulators to know that he shared the other Senators' concerns. I think the basis obje 45 MCPs Cost $2B for FSLIC WASHINGTON-The Federal Savings and Less Insurance Corp. has incurred operating leases of $1.3 billion-and total les of $3 billies on the 45 savings insti vations that are operat a consignm Amounting which General lost monry and remain deral Savings Corp. had a gogative worth of $1.49 billion, and a negative rotera en assets of 9.73% at the end of 1986, the GAO mid |