Robert Sterling Clark person

“after he became the comptroller. So basically, he was kind of owned by Menchner. Although Clark's office does not oversee state-chartered banks like Allied, he did sit on the board of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, again, FDIC. …”

“who was an allied bank officer. So the guy that's supposed to be watching over all of this is in bed with it. Clark was a shareholder in the bank with stock holdings up to $100,000 and also received at least $5,000 in legal fees from the ba…”

“The former U.S. Comptroller of the Currency, Robert Clark, who was not reconfirmed by the Senate in 1991, but stayed on until 1992 because Bush had not named a replacement, was a good friend of Michener's too. Clark was an investor, borrowe…”

“both federally and within the state of Texas. In 1974, Clark, then an attorney in Houston, and his brother-in-law, D. Kent Anderson, was also a top executive at Allied Bank. They invested together in a bank that was later sold to Michener. …”

“The former U.S. Comptroller of the Currency, Robert Clark, who was not reconfirmed by the Senate in 1991, but stayed on until 1992 because Bush had not named a replacement, was a good friend of Michener's too. Clark was an investor, borrowe…”