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THE WITNESS : Mr. Dochow and Mr. Luke both

reported directly to the Bank Board or Danny
Wall, the chairman.

Q. (BY MR. GALLAGHER) So you had the
board at the top, three-Яan board it was now, and

Mr. Wall is the chairman?

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Roger Martin was a board

neaber in 1988. I'm not remembering when he

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ORPOS group under him, correct?

A. Yes.

Q. And Luke had the General Counsel

office under him?

MR. MURPHY: When you say under "him," who

do you mean?

Yes. And you were at the same level as

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General Counsel?

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Gene Katz.

Q. Well, who was the Executive Committee

that Mr. Wall put together?

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the FSLIC.

Mr. Dochow, Mr. Luke, the director of

Q. Who was that?

A. It will come to me. I'm not

remembering his name.

Q. Okay.

A. A new executive director for

administration, Greg Rothwell; a director of
Public Affairs, who was Karl Hoyle. And Kari

Hoyle was put above the former office of

Communications and Office of Congressional

Relations. So those two offices began to report

to Karl.

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Q. This is all a reorganization orchestrated, if you will, by Mr. Wall?

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Yes. It's still in place today.

Let's talk about San Francisco.

At the same time, late, the end of '87

or early '88, you still have Jin Cirona as
president of the district bank and PSA?

agents at that time?

A. Well, there are a number of them.
Do you know the ones who

Q. Okay.

worked on Lincoln?

A. I believe that Mr. Sanchez continued to

be the supervisory agent in charge of Lincoln.
Q. And then you also had Mr. Black out

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There was one other member of the

Executive Committee as a six-nan committee, and

that was Frank Hotz.

MR. GALLAGHER: Mark that next in order,

please.

(Deposition Exhibit No. 51 was marked for

identification.)

Q. (BY MR. GALLAGHER) I will hand you,
Ms. Stewart, what the reporter has marked as
Exhibit 51, and ask you to take a look at those

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and see if they appear to be a complete and
accurate set of the Enforcement Review Committee

A. Yes, they appear to be.

MR. MURPHY: Just for clarification, I assume your question was made with respect to Lincoln?

MR. GALLAGHER: Oh, I'm sorry. Yes.