For more than 70 years, through good times and bad, the Eliasberg family stood by their bank. Their tiny lender grew up to become part of what is now Bank of America - tying the family's fortunes to that of the nation's largest bank. But now Richard Eliasberg, whose father helped found Baltimore National Bank, in 1933, says he is losing faith in Bank of America, and in its embattled leader, Kenneth D. Lewis. Like a growing number of shareholders, Mr. Eliasberg is alarmed by the daunting...
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