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s* Business SLCMON2 • r\«;i M'l.MMH \ I IIMIKK Vl.ll.jVii;i>NKSl)A V. Jl AK26. lUtt k i k 4 % E: « ¥* Savings institutions watch for drug dealers The Illinois League of Savings Institutions announced today that it will participate in and endorse a special program developed by a joint state- federal task force investigating money laundering by drug dealers. According to League Chair­ man Thomas J. Martin, the special multi-agency task force scrutinizes suspicious customer transactions at financial in­ stitutions, especially those in­ volving large amounts of currency. The unit's goal is to apprehend and convict in­ dividuals involved with drug trafficking, who in many cases use financial institutions to launder their large ill-gotten profits. "Anytime we take in over $10,000 in cash, if it's a deposit or money order, we're obligated under law to contact federal authorities," said McIIenry Savings Bank President Charles Adams. Although the Illinois League of Savings Institutions boasts that this "war on drugs" is a "special" program, Marengo Federal Savings and -Loan Senior Vice-president Bill Gieselman said that caution executed by banks and savings and loans when receiving large cash deposits is common procedure. "This is nothing new," Gieselman said. "It's been in effect for,many years." However, the Illinois League of Savings Institutions, a state­ wide trade association,has formally asked Illinois savings and loan associations and savings banks to help in their efforts to identify and interrupt large drug rings existing in the state. Specifically, associations have been asked to make their employers aware of of the problem and to report suspicious currency tran­ sactions involving large sums to the investigative unit. Martin stressed that em­ ployees are not being asked to become investigators, nor is it being suggested that all large cash transactions relate to drug trafficking. Both McIIenry Savings Bank and Marengo Federal Savings and Loan- said they would support the program. "All I can say is we'll be watching," Adams said. IRS sets exam deadline 4 Wheel opening This year applications must be postmarked no later than July 31, 1985 for individuals who wish to take the 1985 Internal Revenue Service Special Enrollment Examination (SKE), the I Its announced. No extension of time to file for the examination will be granted. The examination is scheduled to take two days, Thursday, ()ct. 10 and Friday, Oct. 11. It is given annually in each IltS district to individuals who wish to apply for enrollment to practice before the IRS The application fee is $50 for those taking all four parts of the examination, and $40 for Drior year examinees taking fewer than four parts. All checks or money orders must be made to the Internal Revenue jrvice. Those interested in taking the examination should obtain the SEE application packet from their local IRS district office. The packet includes materials on the requirements for enrollment, and on the requirements for taking the examination. The Special Enrollment Examination Application Packet can be ordered by calling the? IRS at 1-800-424-1040. Taxpayers are advised to call during nonpeak hours - early in the morning or late in the evening and during the latter part of the week. Contractor seminar slated A seminar titled, "So Want To,lie A ItoftUactor,^ *be held on Saturday, June 29, 1985, at the Marriott Hotel, 540 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The seminar will focus on the tools needed to establish a construction com­ pany and profitably operate the business It is sponsored by Women Construction Owners and Executives, USA and is open to both men and women. The seminar leader is Nina S. Tate, I/mg Beach, Calif., who has 23 years of executive experience in the construction industry.- R.W. LIQUIDATORS 63 N. AYERST. , HARVARD 3012 RT. 120 EAST OF RIVER, McHENRY, IL. 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