British investor shakes up management of Lytton

Article Abstract:

Toronto, Ontario-based Lytton Minerals Ltd., a junior diamond-exploration company, has its director, Michael Stoner; vice-chairman, Harry Dobson, and president, Desmond Alexander, ousted by Howard Miller, an investor from the United Kingdom who pledged to raise his shares of Lytton Minerals' stock significantly. Miller, who successfully managed to substitute his nominees for Stoner, Dobson and Alexander, will also have his legal expenditures refunded by Lytton Minerals in an agreement that will require him, in turn, to drop his lawsuit against the firm.

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Has its director, Stoner; vice-chairman, Dobson, & president, Alexander, ousted by Howard Miller, an investor from the UK

Ontario, All Other Nonmetallic Mineral Mining, Industrial Diamonds, Diamond mining, Article, Lytton Minerals Ltd.

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Canadian accounts tied to brokers in U.S. stock scheme

Article Abstract:

The US Securities Commission has given notice of another stock manipulation scheme involving a group of former US stocbrokers and a number of Canadian financial institutions. A group headed by Vincent Napolitano, believed to be behind a number of money laundering and stock manipulation schemes, are said to have maintained accounts with the Bank of Montreal, Wolverton Securities Ltd and Pacific International Securities. The Canadian firms have not been accused of any wrongdoing.

Investment Banking and Securities Dealing, Government regulation (cont), Securities Dealers

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Great Canadian's president folds his cards

Article Abstract:

The reasons behind the resignation of Anthony Martin as president of Great Canadian Gaming Corp. are presented.

Amusement and recreation, not elsewhere classified, Officials and employees, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Gambling industry, Great Canadian Gaming Corp., Martin, Anthony

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