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<br />November 9. 1993 <br /> <br />Tom Kough called--indicated that contributions referred to in my <br />letter of November 4 were given to him on personal checks and not <br />corporate checks. <br /> <br />November 9. 1993 <br /> <br />Called Roger Jensen--he indicated that Tom should file an amended <br />report and sign the new report. Further, that we should let Tom <br />know of the importance of being sure whether or not the checks <br />were personal or corporate. <br /> <br />November 12. 1993 <br /> <br />Called Tom and talked to his wife. She indicated that both <br />checks were personal checks. Talked to Tom--he will come to the <br />office to file amended form. <br /> <br />November 15. 1993 <br /> <br />Tom and his wife Carol came to the office. We talked about the <br />importance of assuring whether the checks were personal or <br />corporate. Tom then called one of the contributors who couldn't <br />recall for sure whether it was on a personal or corporate check. <br />Tom indicated he would do further checking on both contributions <br />and let me know. <br /> <br />November 17. 1993 <br /> <br />Tom indicated that the contribution of $150 received from David <br />Johnson, of True Value Hardware, was on a personal check. He <br />indicated that the contribution of $100 from University Travel <br />had been on a corporate check. He said he had reimbursed the <br />owner of the corporation with his personal check, No. 1851. He <br />said the owner's wife then gave him a personal check in the <br />amount of $100 (copy attached). <br /> <br />November 18. 1993 <br />Roger Jensen indicated no further action on the above is <br />necessary. <br />