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Excerpts from this story referencing "Stanley C. Horton":

"… 3,500Steven J. Kean$20,324 $20,324Joseph W. Sutton$11,500$5,000$16,500Stanley C. Horton$15,480 $15,480Mark E. Koenig$14,730 $14,730John C. Baxter$14,270 …"

"… 23,500Steven J. Kean$10,250$10,074$20,324Joseph W.Sutton$6,500$5,000$11,500Stanley C. Horton$3,000$12,480$15,480Mark E. Koenig$2,250$12,480$14,730John C. Baxter$12,750 …"