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> YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHIN' YET
>
>
> <Leroy, are you XXXXing nuts? Why would you vote for Shaughnessy? That
> XXXXX is a serious liability.> Stan Booz
>
> Sam Sloan estimated that the cost of moving to Cross-to-Bear
> would be about $750,000 or some $500,000 more than the Board majority
> was reckoning.
>
> Unfortunately, Sam proved a prophet, though for reasons a bit
> different than he may have surmised.
>
> The big -- or, in the square-footage sense -- small disaster is
> the new, small building in Cross-to-Bear.
>
> I informed you last March that the building would cost $650,000,
> if there were no further disasters in the offing. There were the usual
> denials (the usual charges that I was a muckraker who was lying) before
> the other shoe dropped: the Board majority itself told you (about eight
> weeks after I informed you) that the small, new building would indeed
> cost $650,000.
>
> Then came the figleaf, which is to say another Bauer-Marinello
> lie, for the elections: they would save $50,000 on parking by not
> paving the steep area behind the building, etc.
>
> NONSENSE. No such saving is possible. The paving will have to
> be done sometime.
>
> Now, then, we know there is bedrock and we know that there have
> been borings done for radon. The Board majority, including Honest
> Randy Bauer, refuses to tell you the results.
>
> UNTIL AFTER THE ELECTION.
>
> AFTER THE ELECTION we will all learn the true price of the
> small, new building.
>
> We will also learn whether Bill Hall, as it now appears likely,
> worked in advance with Beatriz Marinello on the Natrol deal; we will
> learn whether Mrs. Marinello was paid by Natrol; we will learn what
> happened to that $5,000 check.
>
> As matters now stand, the move to Cross-to-Bear is about
> $500,000 OVER BUDGET if we figure an eventual replacement price in
> terms of square footage of the building in New Windsor as roughly $1
> million.
>
> The Board majority will not divulge the real state of the land
> in Cross-to-Bear.
>
> I have been told by one reliable source -- and I am now
> empowered by that source to state that it is the same person who
> informed me of the $650,000 price tag on the building -- that there
> have been and may still be ongoing talks about returning the land in
> Cross-to-Bear, which may mean that the small, new building will never
> get built.
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>
> <Hey Leroy!>
> <What??>
> <Your mama, she callin' you man!>
>
> Now when was the last time you heard that song on an oldies station? I
> predict that will change in Fiscal Year 2005-2006.
>
> <And now the blazin' noise boy he's gunnin' that XXXXX>
>
> Probably not the kind of music Stan listened to as a teenager.
>
>
> <parrthenon@cs.com> wrote in message
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