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To: tejek who wrote (430880)	10/28/2008 3:37:57 PM
From: Road Walker	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1574854

Its about time......we do this huge bailout and the damn banks sit there hoarding their money or using it to buy other banks or pay off their debts. Assholes! ... and pay dividends with taxpayer money.

To: tejek who wrote (430880)	10/28/2008 3:47:42 PM
From: Road Walker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574854

Following are banks that have announced participation in the Treasury program. Some company names have been shortened for space: FIRST ROUND Citigroup $25 billion Wells Fargo $25 billion JPMorgan Chase $25 billion Bank of America $15 billion Merrill Lynch $10 billion Goldman Sachs $10 billion Morgan Stanley $10 billion Bank of New York $3.0 billion State Street $2.0 billion TOTAL $125 billion SECOND ROUND PNC $7.7 billion Capital One $3.6 billion SunTrust $3.5 billion Regions Financial $3.5 billion Fifth Third $3.4 billion BB&T $3.1 billion KeyCorp $2.5 billion Comerica $2.25 billion Northern Trust $1.5 billion Huntington $1.4 billion First Horizon $866 million City National $395 million Valley National $330 million Washington Federal $230 million UCBH Holdings $298 million First Niagara $186 million Old National $150 million* HF Financial $25 million Redding Bank $17 million Provident --** TOTAL $35.18 billion Old National hasn't decided whether to participate. *Provident didn't say how much it expects.