He was moving, or getting out of Dodge for a good reason.
And suddenly, 26 years later, the FBI drags it all back into the news again. And what else is going on:
July 31, 2001
Pancho's Mexican Buffet shareholders OK merger
Pancho's Mexican Buffet Inc. (Nasdaq: PAMX) said Tuesday its stockholders approved the merger of Pancho's Restaurants Inc., an affiliate of Stephen Oyster of Austin, into Pancho's.
The Fort Worth-based company said it expects that the merger will be effective Aug. 1.
Under the agreement, Pancho Mexican Buffet's common stock will be converted into the right to receive $4.60 cash per share. The company currently has about 1.5 million shares outstanding and outstanding options to purchase about 175,000 shares.
When the merger becomes effective, the company's common stock will no longer be listed on the Nasdaq Small Cap Market.
Pancho's Mexican Buffet operates 47 restaurants in Texas, Arizona, Louisiana, New Mexico and Oklahoma.