Skip,
That would be really frightening if they carried it as a receivable,
however, I would not be surprised, at least I would expect so if
Loffredo were doing the books. In his editorial and letter, he
actually considers the $33 million to rehabilitate the Casino as
part of the value to the
Well we should move to enforce the contractual obligation quickly. Time is of
the essence here.
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All this talk about the Casino reminds me of the emergency
Historical Society meeting the night before the 6am destruction of
the Palace. Does everyone remember Kate's prophetic warning
against "antagonizing the developer" if we wanted to save the rest
of Asbury's treasures?
I wonder how lon
"Its my understanding someone asked again at the last meeting and
found out that certain additions to the letter of credit had to be
included and the long and short of it we have nothing, no letter of
credit."
Dan, After a lengthy explanation of "the above contractual
commitments to the sal
