>>11753353 pb
Weird that they're most visited by a billion revenue spinal doctor from san diego?
that they have no storefront presence and share building with Masons
or both?
I think both
header says most often, but title says 'most recent' so maybe it's just most recent?
>tell me i'm crazy…
not crazy
every thing is backwards with these cUNts
>"Un-Agency" which to me says the UN Agency.
Different Joe Mason from St Louis?
Will Joe Mason testify at Germania Bank trial?
By Joe Dwyer III –
Oct 6, 1996, 11:00pm CDT Updated Oct 6, 1996, 11:00pm CDT
Seven years ago this month, former home-building king Joe Mason reacted angrily when federal savings and loan regulators took over foundering Germania Bank. Now Mason is gearing up to defend himself against criminal charges in connection with the failure of the bank.'
A trial is set for Oct. 15 in United States District Court in St. Louis in front of Federal District Judge George F. Gunn. The nonjury trial will be the first time Mason will face criminal charges related to Germania's failure.
On trial with Mason will be Ed Morris and Steven Gardner, two other former Germania executives. Morris and Gardner are in prison serving 46-month sentences on their convictions in Illinois on securities fraud charges in connection with Germania.
Jimmie New, another former Germania executive, pleaded guilty to fraud and agreed to help prosecutors in their cases against Mason, Morris and Gardner. New is awaiting sentencing.
Mason, Morris and Gardner were indicted in 1992. They face federal charges of conspiracy, mail fraud, making false bank entries and making false statements to a federal agency.
If found guilty on all charges, Mason, Morris and Gardner could each face maximum sentences of 90 years in prison and $4.5 million in fines.
Lawyers close to the case said it's too early to tell whether New and Mason will testify in person at the trial.
Mason was chairman and chief executive officer of J.L. Mason Group, once the largest home builders in Missouri. He is accused of misrepresenting the financial condition of Germania when the bank was trying to raise money because it had lost millions on bad real estate investments.
https://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/stories/1996/10/07/story6.html
Mason has not gone unscathed through the Germania ordeal. Much of his own fortune was wiped out with Germania's failure. He owned nearly 25 percent of Germania's stock when the bank collapsed. The collapse eventually resulted in foreclosures on a number of his real estate development projects.
Earlier this year, Mason and three other business partners were ordered to pay a judgment of $829,000 to a consulting firm in connection with the collapse of Mason's real estate empire.
Joe MAMA Mason
cute
Director Joe 'Mama' Mason to Speak at Central Library
Mark your calendar for the final Spring 2014 installment of the TV Talk Series on April 28
April 22, 2014 | 2 min reading time
ST. LOUIS PUBLIC LIBRARY'S TV TALK SERIES WELCOMES HOUSE OF CARDS DIRECTOR JOE "MAMA" MASON
The St. Louis Public Library is proud to welcome St. Louis native and media personality Joe "Mama" Mason as the guest speaker at the final Spring 2014 installment of its series, TV Talk: The Book Club for TV People. The program takes place at Central Library, 1301 Olive Street, on April 28 at 7 p.m. The event is FREE and open to the public. Seating is first-come, first-served.
Mason will share a presentation and answer questions about his work on House of Cards. He was the second-unit director of Season 2/Episode 3 of the popular Netflix political series.
Mason helped the Los Angeles-based production team locate and select an appropriate setting for the episode, which was shot in St. Louis. He also worked closely with a senior producer and the production team in L.A. and coordinated with the show's writer. The segments were shot with a 4K digital cinema camera owned by Mason's production company, Illustrated Man.
Joe Mason's directing credits include programs that have aired on ABC Family, Animal Planet, CNN, Discovery, Discovery Health, the Travel Channel, Turner, and VH-1. His television credits also include national commercials for Ocean Spray and Sea-Doo. He began his career in St. Louis radio, quickly becoming a popular on-air personality at KSHE and KSD-FM.
https://www.stlouis-mo.gov/news-media/newsgram/director-Joe-Mama-Mason-coming-to-the-St-Louis-public-library.cfm
Joseph Niehoff