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To: Lil Knubber who wrote (61477)	11/7/2000 10:30:49 AM
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Neither President Clinton nor the First Lady — who have accepted large soft-money donations from Chatwal for years — responded to questions about the matter. His attorney did not return calls yesterday. The FDIC says it lost $25 million attributable to Chatwal in the 1992 failure of First New York Bank for Business, which began in 1975 as First Women's Bank — created to help women get credit and business loans. Chatwal became a bank director in 1987. To protect depositors, the state locked the bank's doors in 1992. nydailynews.com