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Re: chloebware post# 98135

Friday, 07/01/2011 3:28:00 PM

Friday, July 01, 2011 3:28:00 PM

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Nah, Not at this time. I would have attempted something like that many years ago when I unearthed some vendors and mortgage holders left unpaid by Laidlaw in Ellicottville as the gravity of those impacted outside of investors at that time seemed to be glaringly significant and the significance of that to LLEG was that the stock wasn't going anywhere at that time. There was even a grant given to Laidlaw from New York to rebuild that plant for a million bucks after Laidlaw went into receivership and came out with one of the same players (some guy by the name of Mike Bartoszek) buying back into the Ellicottville property. I still have the documented conversations with the previous owner of the Ellicottville mill (Northrup) who settled for $25,000 on a 1.2 million note according to him and a few vendors that connected with me along the way with statements of hundreds of thousands owed. Then to see that Laidlaw had managed to form a new company and obtain a million dollar grant (of which they only were allowed to use just over 100K) really irritated these note holder and vendors. And it enlightened me to a certain significant ability Mike Bartoszek has demonstrated statistically going forward. Also have the docs on the million dollar grant and what was actually allocated. It appears that just over $100 K was allocated by the state of New York, but then the funding stopped probably because that plant was not moving forward. Perhaps the town of Ellicottville has given the SEC a heads up on this activity; it would make sense for the SEC to listen to how lleg sent a town into an uproar over some of these events.

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