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The death of Randy Pap last week will cast a long shadow across Central Oregon and the state, and Indoor umbrella stand
friends and business associates said Tuesday. The president and CEO of The Pap Group, and Indoor umbrella stand
which once owned Mt. Bachelor ski area and still owns the Seventh Mountain Resort, and Indoor umbrella stand
died Thursday at his Eugene home at the age of 58, and Indoor umbrella stand
according to newspaper reports.
Born and raised in Eugene, and Indoor umbrella stand
Pap took over the company started by his grandfather, and Indoor umbrella stand
growing it into one of the largest dealers of construction equipment and heavy machinery on the West Coast. The multiple companies under the Pap Group umbrella include sales, and Indoor umbrella stand
service and rentals of trucks, and Indoor umbrella stand
excavators, and Indoor umbrella stand
forklifts and logging equipment, and Indoor umbrella stand
while Pap s Flightcraft services private aircraft and provides aircraft charters. Additional companies include LibertyBank, and Indoor umbrella stand
the largest privately held bank in Oregon, and Indoor umbrella stand
and Innspired LLC, and Indoor umbrella stand
the owner of Seventh Mountain Resort.
Pap Group was for a time Mt. Bachelor s largest shareholder, and Indoor umbrella stand
and from 1998 until 2001, and Indoor umbrella stand
Pap served as president of the ski area

Some lawmakers have criticized banks that have received the government money for boosting dividend payments to shareholders and acquiring other financial institutions.
The Senate Banking Committee hearing is scheduled to hear testimony from officials of four banks that have received money in the bailout program: Bank of America Corp., JPMorgan Chase - Co., Wells Fargo - Co. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. The first three have received $25 billion each while Goldman Sachs has gotten $10 billion.
Also slated to appear are Martin Eakes, chief executive of Self-Help Credit Union and the Center for Responsible Lending, and Nancy Zirkin, director of public policy at the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights.
Meanwhile, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee has scheduled a hearing on hedge funds, pools of capital that operate mostly outside the umbrella of government supervision and that critics say pose risks to the financial system.
Hedge funds have grown explosively in recent years and hold an estimated $2 trillion in assets.
Earlier this year, the implosion of hedge funds at Bear Stearns cost investors $1.8 billion and began a domino effect that pushed the investment bank itself to the brink. It was purchased by JPMorgan Chase - Co. in March with a $29 billion federal backstop

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