| Arrest warrant highlights
In the affidavit, Waco police detective Charles Jaquith says he obtained records by subpoena for several banks where Mills and Downtown Waco did business. The investigation found the following: * Mills wrote 121 checks from Downtown Waco Inc. to herself, cashing some and putting some into her account at First National Bank of Central Texas. Other Downtown Waco Inc. checks were deposited into the account of her son, Richard Coke Mills Jr., at Bank of America. * Mills diverted into her private account at least 10 checks intended for Downtown Waco Inc., worth $19,939. That included checks of several thousand dollars from Kelly Realtors, Waco Independent School District, the Waco Tribune-Herald, McLennan Community College and Baylor University. * Mills wrote $40,800 checks to herself from a Downtown Waco Inc.
Nigeria: Why Soludo Sacked Me - Wahir Mshelia (Former Deputy Governor, CBN)
Until she resigned her appointment on May 3, 2005, Mrs. Wahir Mshelia, 57, was the deputy governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). After her resignation, she went into retirement, ending her voyage of 27 years in the public service. Recently, however, she opened up, alleging that she was actually hounded out of office by her boss and that he did so with the active connivance of former President Olusegun Obasanjo. .
School board hires new business manager
The Boyd ISD school board voted unanimously at Monday night's regular meeting to hire Judy Wilson as the new business manager.
Wilson has 38 years of banking experience. She is currently the commercial lending officer at First Financial Bank in Boyd.
"She is a very positive acquisition for the school district," said Greg Stone, superintendent of Boyd ISD. "She has a lot of experience, she is customer driven and she cares about Boyd."
Wilson is a native of Boyd. She graduated from Boyd High School in 1966.
"I was born and raised in this community," Wilson said. "I am ready to help with the changes underway in this school district."
Although Wilson has spent her life working in the private sector, she looks forward to bringing her financial experience to the public school system.
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