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Creditors beginning to circle over Atlas. (Atlas Telecom)

Business Journal-Portland

| May 15, 1998 | McMillan, Dan | COPYRIGHT 1985 Business Journal of Portland, Inc. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

A group of unsecured Atlas Telecom creditors are attempting to force the beleaguered telecommunications company into bankruptcy in order to ensure that Atlas uses proceeds from its ongoing liquidation to pay creditors.

The four creditors, who are owed slightly more than $1.8 million combined, filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition on May 1. They also requested that Atlas be turned over to a trustee, a request that was denied at the time of the involuntary bankruptcy filing.

A motion for appointment of an interim trustee alleged: "Creditors have been informed that certain assets of the debtor may have been transferred to insiders of the debtor for less than fair …

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