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          HRW.  Petitioner also directed that a cashier's check in the                
          amount of $94,343.16 be issued to Johnson McGee to purchase                 
          lumber for HRW.  The cashier's checks, dated October 12, 1989,              
          were forwarded to petitioner's office in accordance with his                
          request.                                                                    
               The check issued to Dunn was endorsed in the name of Wendell           
          Wilson (Wilson).  The check to Johnson McGee was later endorsed             
          by petitioner and deposited into the Johnson McGee checking                 
          account at Petra International Banking Corporation (Petra).  This           
          account was opened by petitioner, and his name was the only name            
          appearing on the signature card.  During 1989, the funds in the             
          Johnson McGee account earned $698.23 in interest.                           
               In October 1989, the Phoenix Economic Development Department           
          received a letter and cashier's check from Dunn, repaying the               
          full amount of the Phoenix loan to American Products.  The letter           
          indicated that Dunn had acquired American Products' assets in a             
          recent purchase and was repaying the full amount of the $58,000             
          loan, including interest.  With respect to the Cortez loan, the             
          City of Phoenix received a cashier's check from Johnson McGee in            
          full repayment of the loan on or about February 14, 1990.                   
          Following these payments, the Phoenix Economic Development                  
          Department attempted to verify that the loan proceeds were used             
          for their intended purpose.  Their attempts, however, were                  
          unsuccessful.                                                               





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