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Excerpts from this story referencing "Joseph M. Hirko":

"… a P. Mark-Jusbasche$7,850 $7,850Michael S. McConnell$6,076 $6,076Joseph M. Hirko $4,992 $4,992Cindy K. Olson $4,992 $4,992Ronnie C. Cha …"

"… a P. Mark-Jusbasche$3,000$4,850$7,850Michael S. McConnell$1,500$4,576$6,076Joseph M. Hirko$1,500$3,492$4,992Cindy K. Olson$1,500$3,492$4,992Ronnie C. Chan$3,500  …"

"… a P. Mark-Jusbasche$1,000$4,000$5,000Michael S. McConnell$1,000 $1,000Joseph M. Hirko$1,000 $1,000Cindy K. Olson$1,000 $1,000Ronnie C. Chan$2,000  …"